Qt has a PDF widget that can render images. There could be a "score sheets" window populated by players rendered on-demand to a window for another player. Keeping this ephemeral and with only screen-resolutions bitmaps transferred could keep fears about loss of control limited.
Already working alternatives are putting up a link in the chat window (or exchanging Email adresses there for sending PDFs over) or running a Jitsi session (video-only, bandwidth permitting) in parallel where one can "share screen" on a PDF viewer window.
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HI! DonC, Yes I mean audio acompaniment. We are rehersing classical
music and we do not a pianist available for the moment.
With Jack that's comparatively easy. "Just" start another client (it
would be nice to be able to have one client for more than a single
stereo/mono channel but that's not there yet) with option -j (don't
connect). Use qjackctl or similar to connect it to the output of a Midi
playing device (like a timidity daemon), then play the midi.
When in doubt, ask someone running Linux to do this (or the one who is
managing your server: chances are that they know how to convince their
system into such contortions).
--
David Kastrup
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You can use a DAW to play back the files into a Jamulus client.
Depending on your OS Blackhole (MAC) or Jack2/JackRouter(PC) seem to work to do the digital connection between the DAW and Jamulus.
If you search the forum you will find many mentions of how to do this.
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You can use a DAW to play back the files into a Jamulus client.
Depending on your OS Blackhole (MAC) or Jack2/JackRouter(PC) seem to work
to do the digital connection between the DAW and Jamulus.
If you search the forum you will find many mentions of how to do this.
Gentlemen,
Going through the forum, I have found a comment that lead to a practical solution for playing my Musescore piano accompaniment on my Jamulus server: I play my Musescore piano files on my second laptop, and I connect it from the audio output to my Focusrite second microphone plug. It is not an elegant solution, but it works.
Jacques Poirier
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See this doc, where I explain how to route the audio from Jamulus to Microsoft Teams (or any video conference app). You can use a similar process to bring audio into Jamulus from another app. On Mac...
Make a copy of the Jamulus app and name it Jamulus Streamer
Install BlackHole
Run the Jamulus Streamer app and set Device = in:BlackHole (out: doesn't matter, so make it System or anything)
Set Apple > System Prefs > Sound > Output = BlackHole
Then, any sounds made by any apps (MuseScore, iTunes, QuickTime, etc.) will be routed to BlackHole and then to Jamulus, for everyone on the Jamulus server to hear.
See this doc, where I explain how to route the audio from Jamulus to
Microsoft Teams (or any video conference app). You can use a similar
process to bring audio into Jamulus from another app. On Mac...
Make a copy of the Jamulus app and name it Jamulus Streamer
Install BlackHole
Run the Jamulus Streamer app and set Device = in:BlackHole (out:
doesn't matter, so make it System or anything)
Set Apple > System Prefs > Sound > Output = BlackHole
Then, any sounds made by any apps (MuseScore, iTunes, QuickTime, etc.)
will be routed to BlackHole and then to Jamulus, for everyone on the
Jamulus server to hear.
See this doc, where I explain how to route the audio from Jamulus to
Microsoft Teams (or any video conference app). You can use a similar
process to bring audio into Jamulus from another app. On Mac...
Make a copy of the Jamulus app and name it Jamulus Streamer
Install BlackHole
Run the Jamulus Streamer app and set Device = in:BlackHole (out:
doesn't matter, so make it System or anything)
Set Apple > System Prefs > Sound > Output = BlackHole
Then, any sounds made by any apps (MuseScore, iTunes, QuickTime, etc.)
will be routed to BlackHole and then to Jamulus, for everyone on the
Jamulus server to hear.
Many thanks Chris for your last mail,
Question from a beginner: how to make a copy of an application?
Jacques
Le mer. 3 févr. 2021, à 23 h 32, John Burt johnburt@users.sourceforge.net
a écrit :
Thank you! This works!
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 1:01 PM Chris Rimple
chrisrimple@users.sourceforge.net %0Dchrisrimple@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:
See this doc, where I explain how to route the audio from Jamulus to
Microsoft Teams (or any video conference app). You can use a similar
process to bring audio into Jamulus from another app. On Mac...
Make a copy of the Jamulus app and name it Jamulus Streamer
Install BlackHole
Run the Jamulus Streamer app and set Device = in:BlackHole (out:
doesn't matter, so make it System or anything)
Set Apple > System Prefs > Sound > Output = BlackHole
Then, any sounds made by any apps (MuseScore, iTunes, QuickTime, etc.)
will be routed to BlackHole and then to Jamulus, for everyone on the
Jamulus server to hear.
I'm creating music accompaniment on Musescore. It would be interesting for us if we could share these on Jamulus while jamming.
Qt has a PDF widget that can render images. There could be a "score sheets" window populated by players rendered on-demand to a window for another player. Keeping this ephemeral and with only screen-resolutions bitmaps transferred could keep fears about loss of control limited.
Already working alternatives are putting up a link in the chat window (or exchanging Email adresses there for sending PDFs over) or running a Jitsi session (video-only, bandwidth permitting) in parallel where one can "share screen" on a PDF viewer window.
Or do you mean audio accompaniment ?
Not sure what you are looking for.
HI! DonC, Yes I mean audio acompaniment. We are rehersing classical music and we do not a pianist available for the moment.
"Jacques Poirier" jpoirier@users.sourceforge.net writes:
With Jack that's comparatively easy. "Just" start another client (it
would be nice to be able to have one client for more than a single
stereo/mono channel but that's not there yet) with option -j (don't
connect). Use qjackctl or similar to connect it to the output of a Midi
playing device (like a timidity daemon), then play the midi.
When in doubt, ask someone running Linux to do this (or the one who is
managing your server: chances are that they know how to convince their
system into such contortions).
--
David Kastrup
This sounds neat. Would it be possible to use the midi output from Frescobaldi to play accompaniment to a jam on jamulus?
This sounds neat. Would it be possible to use the midi output from Frescobaldi to play accompaniment to a jam on jamulus?
Yes! it works. Thank you, David Kastrup! By the way, I remember taking your advice on LaTeX questions a few years back. It is a very small world.
You can use a DAW to play back the files into a Jamulus client.
Depending on your OS Blackhole (MAC) or Jack2/JackRouter(PC) seem to work to do the digital connection between the DAW and Jamulus.
If you search the forum you will find many mentions of how to do this.
Thank you all. I’m taking action.
Le lun. 4 janv. 2021 à 09:11, DonC doncor@users.sourceforge.net a écrit :
Gentlemen,
Going through the forum, I have found a comment that lead to a practical solution for playing my Musescore piano accompaniment on my Jamulus server: I play my Musescore piano files on my second laptop, and I connect it from the audio output to my Focusrite second microphone plug. It is not an elegant solution, but it works.
Jacques Poirier
See this doc, where I explain how to route the audio from Jamulus to Microsoft Teams (or any video conference app). You can use a similar process to bring audio into Jamulus from another app. On Mac...
Then, any sounds made by any apps (MuseScore, iTunes, QuickTime, etc.) will be routed to BlackHole and then to Jamulus, for everyone on the Jamulus server to hear.
The process on Windows will be similar.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1smcvsxdaaViPQvGMQHmah_6BQeqowhmGSFMHfnlY2FI/edit
Thank you! This works!
On Wed, Feb 3, 2021 at 1:01 PM Chris Rimple chrisrimple@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
Many thanks Chris for your last mail,
Question from a beginner: how to make a copy of an application?
Jacques
Le mer. 3 févr. 2021, à 23 h 32, John Burt johnburt@users.sourceforge.net
a écrit :
That's the easy part: you just click on its icon, go up to the file menu,
and select "duplicate file."
Installing blackhole is a little harder, but not much harder than that.
best,
John
On Thu, Feb 4, 2021 at 3:40 PM Jacques Poirier jpoirier@users.sourceforge.net wrote: