hello, thank you for your reply. I tried to resample the curve with rounded angles. It does not work very well, few triggers still do not activate. If I understand correctly the problem occurs when two segments of the same curve are simultaneously in the cursor? So the size of the cursor is also important? I also do not understand why the activation of these triggers varies randomly according to the speed of the score. Paul
Bonsoir,
Désolé pour la réponse tardive, je vous confirme que j’ai utilisé exclusivement les exemples fournis avec IanniX. Je me souviens d’avoir testé l’exemple « rosette », sans résultat. Je suis en déplacement pour quelques jours, je pourrai refaire de nouveaux tests en fin de semaine, si vous avez des pistes à me proposer.
bonjour,
j’ai refait quelques tests aujourd’hui avec IanniX installé sur un Mac et IanniX installé sur Ubuntu Studio.
à configuration similaire, et en utilisant la même interface USB/MIDI externe :
– à partir du Mac : j’ai réussi sans problème à envoyer des signaux MIDI sur un synthé Microbrute
– à partir d’Ubuntu : je ne suis pas parvenu à envoyer de signaux MIDI sur le même synthé
il y a peut être bien un souci avec la version de IanniX pour Linux, en tout cas dans ma config tournant sur Ubuntu Studio. Je n’ai pas eu l’occasion de faire des tests sur d’autres distrib Linux.
Ouais en effet, et comme nous ne sommes pas très doués en Linux, si quelqu’un peut nous aider sur le code (facile à compiler avec Qt), ça serait chouette !
Hello, sorry for the English speaking in this thread.
I have the same issue as greja: I’m in linux Mint 18.3 (based on Ubuntu 16.04, the latest long term support).
As greja I’m able to send note in messages to Iannix with format:
00:03:56:861 : midi://midiin note 1 62 (D4) 63
00:03:57:062 : midi://midiin note 1 62 (D4) 0
00:03:57:262 : midi://midiin note 1 62 (D4) 67
00:03:57:412 : midi://midiin note 1 62 (D4) 0
but whatever attempt I do on Midi Ports and even if the messages seems fine no Midi output messages are seen (I use a Midi monitor utility). Please let me know how can I help the debug of this issue.
Best regards,
Alberto
Hello again, I was able to compile Iannix and start it in debug mode in Qt creator.
I set breakpoints where midi message should be produced,
but again no signs of life on alsa midi connections. Anything I should check while in debug?
Alberto
Hi Alberto and gregja,
The bug is now fixed I think ; it was due to the character ‘:’ in Linux MIDI port names. I’ve committed the patch and I’ll publish the release+binary next week if I can.
Can you confirm me it’s ok?
Hello, thanks for the feedback.
I grabbed the last github source, including your last commit (I checked that is present)
but for me it is still « no-go »: I’ve no output from Midi (whatever it is: « from_Iannix » or « Midi Through »)
Did you try on a Linux machine (or virtual one)?
Let me know if I can help.
BTW: in order to build from source I’ve to do 2 small modifications to the code:
1. the first one is related to a devicePixelRatioFScale(), which is undefined in my environment (I understand it is part of Qt 5.6 while I’ve 5.5). I replaced it with 0x10000 where it is present.
2. I had to comment the two lines:
setWindowFlag(Qt::WindowMaximizeButtonHint, false);
setWindowFlag(Qt::WindowMinimizeButtonHint, false);
in uihelp.cpp (error message tells me that setWindowFlag is undefined in scope). I don’t think that this is a big issue anyway
Thanks again,
Alberto
Hi Alberto,
Yes I tested on Ubuntu with Parallel Desktop for Mac + kMIDIMon (on the Ubuntu VM) for MIDI debug, and I saw MIDI events from IanniX in the monitor… I think I have to test directly with Ubuntu Studio, but I will need more time to do that!
Thanks for the feedback on modifications to build with Linux, I’ll add some directive in order to compile properly with Qt5.5
Thank’s a lot to Alberto and to the IanniX team. If you find a solution for that problem, I will be happy to do some tests.
Best regards
Hello Iannix Team i have a request!: to « join » curves in iannix, if i have two curves with different id, id join them and have only one curve with only one id, can this be done?
if i have two curves each with a starting point and an ending point, i would be able to join them like this: ending point of curve 1 to starting point of curve 2, or starting point of curve 1 to ending point of curve 2.
I’m so new to IanniX and so stupid.
But can anybody tell me to read a Cursor Message from Iannix to Python.
So I’can work with this Messages.
I’m need only an Example to get start.
Because when I see it, I can better learn to do it.
Mungo1981
I will correct me.
It’s the old Problem.
I show you the Problem and I get a solution for my self.
So I can learn how to do to solve the Problem.
And sorry for my ill English.
Mungo1981
Bonjour,
Si on utilise une courbe rectiligne avec un curseur, le contact avec une autre courbe déclenche correctement des messages aux collisions. Mais si on utilise une courbe circulaire avec un curseur, le contact avec une autre courbe ne fonctionne pas correctement : les messages peuvent être envoyés avant ou après que la collision se fasse avec la courbe !
Est-ce que les courbes circulaires ne fonctionnent pas ???
Testé sous MacOs Sierra et avec les deux dernières versions de Iannix.
I have exactly the same difficulties.
I’have a HP Elitebook / Windows 7
The principal windows is « blank » (white with any informations). Haw can I show you a screenshot ?
Thank you in advance.
Lam
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