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rosea grammostola wrote:

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> Ken Restivo wrote:

>> On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 08:24:50AM -0500, Josh Lawrence wrote:

>>

>>> On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 11:39 PM, cal  wrote:

>>>

>>>> As best I can tell, jackd 0.109.2 didn't have

>>>> jack_set_info_function. While

>>>> the jack info callback doesn't serve any huge purpose in this

>>>> context, and

>>>> therefore could be left out of yoshi, 0.109.2 was released January

>>>> 2008,

>>>> which is a long, long time ago. I suggest you consider installing

>>>> an up to

>>>> date version of jack. On lenny, that'll probably mean compiling it

>>>> yourself.

>>>> If you go that way, getting rid of the debian jackd mess first is very

>>>> important.

>>>>

>>> I kind of figured that I might have an issue with my version of jack,

>>> so I took it upon myself to seek out 64studio's lenny backports and

>>> added them to my /etc/apt/sources.list.  I dist-upgraded my way to

>>> recent jack happiness, and was able to play with the synth - it works

>>> wonderfully!

>>>

>>>

> Ok, I upgraded to jackd 1.9 from 64studio. It performs much better now.

>

> All though I have about 1000 xruns after playing with it and changing

> some banks (I used the Debian default kernel, which is good for other

> apps I used, but I'll try the 64studio kernel later)

>

> So the Jack support of Zyn is getting better with newer jack but it

> needs quite some improvements too..

>

> I also get messages in my terminal

>

> jack client reports error: JackActivationCount::Signal value = 0 ref = 4

> jack client reports error: JackActivationCount::Signal value = 0 ref = 4

> jack client reports error: JackActivationCount::Signal value = 0 ref = 4

> jack client reports error: JackActivationCount::Signal value = 0 ref = 4

> Too may notes - notes > poliphony, PartNoteOn()

> Too may notes - notes > poliphony, PartNoteOn()

> Too may notes - notes > poliphony, PartNoteOn()

> Too may notes - notes > poliphony, PartNoteOn()

>

> \r

>

Ok, did some testing with the 64studio RT kernel. No scientific research

though...

The kernel improves it a bit. So do setting off realtime in jackd.
The thing improves it the most is upgrading jack to 1.9

Also enlarging frames/period improves is pretty much.
But still a lot of xruns and sometimes little ticks and clicks. Not all

the banks perform equally well...
I still got

jack client reports error: JackActivationCount::Signal value = 0 ref = 4
So enough things left to improve things.
@Ken, I can imagine you use this thing live with a certain instrument

bank, but imo this is absolutely not enough quality and stability for

using it as live synth, especially not if you want to use different

banks. We shouldn't put our standards to low imho... This is f*cking

Linux Audio you know... ;)

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