Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
damm, found out that the problem is windows VISTA: http://music.columbia.edu/pipermail/por ... 07485.html
that could have been mentioned on the downloadpage of Jack for windows...
does anybody know a vst-host in windows which is jackafied?
that could have been mentioned on the downloadpage of Jack for windows...
does anybody know a vst-host in windows which is jackafied?
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
i picked an old pc and put a tight WIN_XP on it.
since i don't use Jack2 i downloaded jacknone for windows.
again the jackrouter.dll wasn't installed. Or it is still broken in jacknone or it was because i hadn't installed asio4all before!? nevertheless, i installed asio4all and Jack2 for windows. now the jackrouter.dll was installed and i can use it in jacknone too.
conection established. Ardour on linux-machine (of course the host).....Realguitar.exe on windowsmachine.
no x-runs with 128 frames/period and 3 periods/buffer wich gives me accaptable 8.71msec of latancy. recording from netjack with tracks silmutaniosly playing in ardour.
On Linux i could record with Realguitar only with 1024 frames/period and 3 periods/buffer wich results in 69.7 msec latancy!!!!!!!! Imagine record over some tracks with a latency like this. the sound only came out when i allready have left the keyboard-key.
of course, the conection is without compression - the two machines hang together on a switch wich is hooked on my router (100Mbit).
after that i installed a TightVNC-Server on the windows-machine.
Now I can control my "VST-Machine" from my Linux-Desktop (yeaaaaa)
pfoooooooooooo - NOW i can start making music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
since i don't use Jack2 i downloaded jacknone for windows.
again the jackrouter.dll wasn't installed. Or it is still broken in jacknone or it was because i hadn't installed asio4all before!? nevertheless, i installed asio4all and Jack2 for windows. now the jackrouter.dll was installed and i can use it in jacknone too.
conection established. Ardour on linux-machine (of course the host).....Realguitar.exe on windowsmachine.
no x-runs with 128 frames/period and 3 periods/buffer wich gives me accaptable 8.71msec of latancy. recording from netjack with tracks silmutaniosly playing in ardour.
On Linux i could record with Realguitar only with 1024 frames/period and 3 periods/buffer wich results in 69.7 msec latancy!!!!!!!! Imagine record over some tracks with a latency like this. the sound only came out when i allready have left the keyboard-key.
of course, the conection is without compression - the two machines hang together on a switch wich is hooked on my router (100Mbit).
after that i installed a TightVNC-Server on the windows-machine.
Now I can control my "VST-Machine" from my Linux-Desktop (yeaaaaa)
pfoooooooooooo - NOW i can start making music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
thorgal wrote:congrats
good effort is always rewarded
thanks
the two machines could be conected with a cross-over-cable too, I read. But, do the 2 machines have IPs in a direct connection like that?
Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
my guess is that your router is used as a DHCP server. If so, once your PCs get their IP address from it, they do not need to have stuff transfered via the router if they are connected directly to a switch (the switch being part of the LAN which the router serves).
The router is only there for a few services (DHCP, LAN-to-WAN, etc). The rest is probably unicast (address to address). But jack2 is using multicast, so that may well rule out the direct cross-over link.
The router is only there for a few services (DHCP, LAN-to-WAN, etc). The rest is probably unicast (address to address). But jack2 is using multicast, so that may well rule out the direct cross-over link.
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I have a Wifi-Router. with the switch i have to conect it to the router and the 2 machines - 3 cables and a switch on the flor spreaded in half of the room. With the c-over-cable I would only have a small cable between 2 machines. . I think I will buy a c-over adapter and try it outthorgal wrote:my guess is that your router is used as a DHCP server. If so, once your PCs get their IP address from it, they do not need to have stuff transfered via the router if they are connected directly to a switch (the switch being part of the LAN which the router serves).
The router is only there for a few services (DHCP, LAN-to-WAN, etc). The rest is probably unicast (address to address). But jack2 is using multicast, so that may well rule out the direct cross-over link.
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
As long as you have static IP's on the network interfaces, a crossover cable should work well. You could of course use one machine as the dhcp server, but that doesn't make sense in such a small setup.
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
anybody knows how i can connect a midi-output on a linux-machine via JAcknet to input on a midi-in on a windows-machine?
Jacknet provides midi-sending but i can't connect to a Windows-app in JAck
Jacknet provides midi-sending but i can't connect to a Windows-app in JAck
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so it isn't possible at the moment as wineasio (wich jack for windows uses to conect to windows-apps) doesn't support Jack-midi.Capoeira wrote:anybody knows how i can connect a midi-output on a linux-machine via JAcknet to input on a midi-in on a windows-machine?
Jacknet provides midi-sending but i can't connect to a Windows-app in JAck
only solution i found for a crossplatform midi over ethernet is http://llg.cubic.org/tools/multimidicast/ on linux and http://bitbucket.org/moumar/multimidica ... /wiki/Home on windows.
i think i will just install seq24 on windows - easier
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You could use puredata to convert midi to osc, send osc over the network, and convert back to midi.
I actually haven't found a really usable midi-over-ethernet solution yet, so let me know if it works.
I actually haven't found a really usable midi-over-ethernet solution yet, so let me know if it works.
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oo, thats to many efford for me. i don't know nor puredata nor osc.spm_gl wrote:You could use puredata to convert midi to osc, send osc over the network, and convert back to midi.
I actually haven't found a really usable midi-over-ethernet solution yet, so let me know if it works.
i feel like i am 90% tweeking things and only 10% of my time i can make music
did you try multimidicast?????
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
does anybody have jack 1.9.5 for windows files or an alternative link? the link on the page is not working: http://jackaudio.org/download ......trying it for more than 24h hours now
Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
hi there,
rapidshare.com sucks but here you go:
Download Link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/387568806/j ... 5.tgz.html
(check the md5sum which should be E49605CA0311C1288E25D44A57258C6B. Once you have downloaded it, just type :
and compare the resulting number with the above. I don't know whether you can do this as well in windoze.)
rapidshare.com sucks but here you go:
Download Link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/387568806/j ... 5.tgz.html
(check the md5sum which should be E49605CA0311C1288E25D44A57258C6B. Once you have downloaded it, just type :
Code: Select all
md5sum jack-1.9.5.tgz
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
you are the manthorgal wrote:hi there,
rapidshare.com sucks but here you go:
Download Link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/387568806/j ... 5.tgz.html
(check the md5sum which should be E49605CA0311C1288E25D44A57258C6B. Once you have downloaded it, just type :
and compare the resulting number with the above. I don't know whether you can do this as well in windoze.)Code: Select all
md5sum jack-1.9.5.tgz
thanks a lot
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Re: Netjack2 or how to expand your studio
Besides
NetJack >> https://github.com/jackaudio/jackaudio. ... er_NetJack, https://jackaudio.org/faq/netjack.html
JackTrip >> https://ccrma.stanford.edu/groups/sound ... /jacktrip/
QmidiNet >> https://qmidinet.sourceforge.io/
there is still
jack
netadapter >> https://github.com/jackaudio/jackaudio. ... r_NetJack2
audioadapter >> viewtopic.php?p=95025#p95025
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Architecture of Netjack2:
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Processes:
Synchronous or asynchronous:
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