Re: ANN: bristol 0.9.5-60

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On Tue, 19 Sep 2006, Steven Walker wrote:

This looks interesting. It built OK, but when I run it, the GUI image
never appears - just an empty window.

I had the same problem to start with, until I figured out that it was
halting due to an inability to open the sound device that it was trying
to open:

...
spawning audio thread
bristolAudioOpen(plughw:0,0, 44100, 256, 1200008)
audioOpen(b7f9a200, 0, 1024): plughw:0,0
opening device plughw:0,0, flags 0000000d
open playback on plughw:0,0, pre 8
Could not configure playback period size
period size is -1208655184
Problem opening audio device plughw:0,0, exiting audio thread
...

On my system, audio "device" 0 is a virtual MIDI device (for some reason
which escapes me at the moment).  I have audio output devices (soundcards,
the first built-in, and the second an add-on card) at "1,0" and "2,0".
For some reason I'm not able to get Bristol to use the add-on card at
2,0, though other audio applications (some through JACK, others not)
are able to.

Bristol is working for me if I add "-audiodev plughw:1,0", though its
output isn't very loud (compared to other audio applications), which I
worry about because I would ideally like to use it in lieu of hardware
synthesizers, and I'm as yet unable to get any MIDI control of it.  :-(

I hope I've helped ...  Can anyone help me control Bristol via MIDI?

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Sylvain Robitaille                              syl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Major in Electroacoustic Studies                  Concordia University
Faculty of Fine Arts / Music Department       Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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