On 11 September 2012 at 9:06, Giso Grimm <gg3137@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 09/11/2012 05:41 AM, Paul Davis wrote:
> > although it does sort-of-kind-of-work, i cannot recommend ardour 2.X's
> > support for the mackie control protocol.
>
> With 2.8x it works very well
That was my previous experience as well. Now that I've changed
computer hardware and Linux distribution version I haven't been able
to recreate that experience.
> if in ardour the raw device is used instead
> of the jack device.
>
> From ~/.ardour2/ardour.rc:
>
> <MIDI-port tag="mcu" device="/dev/midi-bcf2000" mode="duplex" type="alsa/raw"/>
>
> ...
>
> <Option name="mackie-emulation" value="bcf"/>
I might give that one more whirl. But, I won't spend a lot of time
on it.
> And in /etc/udev/rules.d/60-symlink.rules I have:
>
> KERNEL=="midiC[0-9]D0", ATTRS{product}=="BCF2000", SYMLINK+="midi-bcf2000"
Excellent! I never did figure that out. I've used "midiC3D0", as
that's where my BCF2000 ends up.
> Unfortunately ardour removes/rewrites the entry in ardour.rc whenever
> the device can not be found.
I've noticed. But, if I turn on all the outboard gear, then start
jack, then start ardour, then it worked very nicely in the past.
Thanks much....
--
Kevin
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