Reuben Martin wrote: > It will start and stop with the transport, but it will not follow > tempo changes. The developer claims that the Jack Transport is broken > somehow with respect to tempo changes. > > http://www.hydrogen-music.org/forum/?action=show_thread&thread=274&fid=2&page=1 I guess I'll have to experiment and see what works and doesn't work. > -Reuben > > On 12/8/05, Brett McCoy <idragosani@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>(I potsed this to the Hydrogen forum but wanted to get opinions here also) >> >>I have an elaborate setup for scoring and recording symphonic and >>semi-symphonic rock music (along the lines of Therion, eRa, Enigma, >>etc). I am using Rosegarden for the main sequencing, Ardour for >>recording, a second machine (running Windows) for some virtual >>instruments controlled via MIDI... and Hydrogen. >> >>What I had been doing in the past is scoring the drum parts directly in >>Rosegarden, but this is awkward, and matching up the MIDI notes to >>Hydrogen instruments is also a pain. >> >>What I'd like to do is compose the entire drum part in Hydrogen (even if >>this means empty measures) and have the drum song triggered >>automatically and play back in synch with the other instruments. Will I >>be able to keep accurate synchronization with the Jack transport between >>Rosegarden and Hydrogen in this manner (and ultimately, with Ardour, >>since that is where I am recording)? I have had excellent results >>synching between Ardour and Rosegarden, especially with multiple parts >>and doing punch ins at different sections of the piece. >> >>-- Brett >> > >
