klearnnotes2-devel

[kln2-devel] Re: tse3: alsa, arts and maybe more!

[Mo <Mo...@no...>]

> Mo:
> 
> I have alsa by default in Fedora core 1, so I think
> that I can test a binary with tse3 stuff.
> 

Let me know if I what I can do to get sound to work on my setup.
Gentoo Linux 2.4.22 
Fluxbox

Thanks!
Mo

[kln2-devel] ALSA

[Marek W. <Mar...@fu...>]

Hi,

On Tue, 16 Mar 2004, Mo wrote:
> Let me know if I what I can do to get sound to work on my setup.

Yury also had problems getting sound on ALSA system (as far as I remember
he ended up in using timidity).

Well. according to http://www.alsa-project.org/~iwai/OSS-Emulation.html
any OSS program should have no problems at all making sounds at ALSA
system! This includes using /dev/sequencer for playing midi and /dev/mixer
for mixer setting. All it takes is editing /etc/modules.conf. :)

Wow.

Could those of you who have ALSA systems comment on this? Does the recipe
work?

~Marek

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Re: [kln2-devel] ALSA

[Carlo <si...@bl...>]

Il sab, 2004-08-07 alle 01:12, Marek Wieckowski ha scritto:

> Could those of you who have ALSA systems comment on this? Does the recipe
> work?

I tryed about everything...
I have /dev/sequencer but my sound card doesn't support midi (afaik), so
everything I can do is to use a software sinthesizer (you can tell ALSA
to use it to play midi, this way every application sending midi event
will indirectly use the software synthesizer).

If you have an AWE sound card you might have to load a SoundFont on it
(see the awesfx package)

regards,
Carlo

Re: [kln2-devel] ALSA

[Marek W. <Mar...@fu...>]

On Sat, 7 Aug 2004, Carlo wrote:
> everything I can do is to use a software sinthesizer (you can tell ALSA
> to use it to play midi, this way every application sending midi event
> will indirectly use the software synthesizer).

Does OSS emmulation work together with this trick? I mean, could you
* 1. tell ALSA to use a software synth
[maybe:]* 2. turn OSS emmulation on (see the link in my previous e-mail)
* 3. run kln2 in OSS/Free (!) mode
... and hear the music?

Just curious. I'm still using OSS. :)

~Marek

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[kln2-devel] Re: tse3: alsa, arts and maybe more!

[Silhusk <si...@bl...>]

Hi,
here are my changes to TSE/OSS and TSE/Alsa support, plese test it and
let me know about the results

I attached the output of diff comparing klearnnotes2_cvs040310/src (URL
given by Marek) and the directory with my changes

You can get the edited files src/midi-TSE.h and src/midi-TSE.cpp
http://mypage.bluewin.ch/silhusk/files/midi-TSE.h
http://mypage.bluewin.ch/silhusk/files/midi-TSE.cpp

and the binary
http://mypage.bluewin.ch/silhusk/files/kln2_bin.tar.gz

MIDI patches are not implemented yet, but volume should work.


About cvs:
as I understand the man page you should first do a 'cvs add <file>' to
your (local) working directory and then do a 'cvs commit' that will
effectively add the files to the repository.



regards,
  Carlo