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> From: rennabh@xxxxxxxxx > > I have version 0.60.7 That is a bit unfortunate.... > Jack is running on laptop built-in audio card with: > /usr/bin/jackd -r -t2000 -dalsa -dhw:0 -r44100 -p2048 -n2 -Xseq I will test with a similar set of options. Out of interest, do you configure your CPU for performance or on-demand? It should not make any difference here except that on-demand is likely to give you more overruns with note events. > I found the hanged note stops if I change the midi channel in bristol. Bristol will execute an all-notes-off when the emulator MIDI channel changes so the notes probably are finally off. It still looks like you have another issue though. Now bristol-0.60.8 has some changes for running with things like low speed CPU (speedstepping), large period sizes and for things like '-voices 1' or '-nnp' that could still give clicks, pops and sticky notes. Shouldn't affect the polyphonics though. A copy of your bristol-0.60.7/config.log might also be useful plus the commandline you use for bristol too. Regards, nick. |
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