Re: jamin controller issues

plutek-infinity wrote:
>> Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:05:10 +0200
>> From: Udo van den Heuvel <[email protected]>
> 
>> plutek wrote:
>>>> Does anybody know if any *special* things are necessry to enable a
>>>> controller with jamin?
>>>> If so: where could I find a howto?
>>> i've done some more experimentation....
>>>
>>> -jamin starts up a server at osc.udp://localhost:4444/
>>> -once you set jamin scenes in the numbers you wish to automate to, jamin will follow the ladspa jamin controller plugin from *most* ladspa hosts (i've tested jack-rack, freecycle, and ingen)
>>> -ardour2 seems to be communicating with osc.udp://localhost:3819/ by default - jamin doesn't currently follow the controller if it's hosted in ardour (although it worked in earlier versions - i'm on ardour v2.4.1 here)
>>> -i've posted over on the ardour users list, to see if anyone can confirm that my observations are correct, and to see if there's any way to change ardour's osc address if that's actually the problem
>>>
>>> stay tuned, and check on that list...
>> Any updates to the status of this issue?
> 
> i am not currently having any more problems with the jamin controller, and i must admit that i did not spend a lot of time tracing what was the exact cause or solution to the problem. i've been moving to various linux distributions, and things have upgraded some since then.
> 
> anyway, it's all running fine without any special setup required on two systems here. one is jacklab on SUSE10.2, and the other is jacklab on SUSE 11.0. both are using ardour/GTK v2.5 (built using 3525 and GCC version 4.2.1). one is using jamin from cvs, and the other is jamin 0.95.
> 
> all i can figure is that i had done something strange to my system at the time that i was having the problem.
> sorry if that's not much help!

Does anybody have mor detailed info on the jamin controller plugin?
How to build it, configure it, use it to work with my midi controller?

A very short howto could do.

Please post.

Thanks,
Udo

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