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Just live in the studio, jamming around. I've found more aarch64 compiled instruments and plugins on the KXStudios web repository page.
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I ran the Pi and the 12 volt monitor for about 12 hours the other day using this homebrew Solar Generator box connected to a solar panel. Last edited by Glennbo; 01-16-2022 at 08:37 AM. |
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10-23-2021, 06:56 AM | #42 | |
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10-23-2021, 01:31 PM | #43 | |
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Sweet -- sounds/looks like a neat project!
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I've been fantasizing about using a Pi as a portable synth box... i.e. get a midi keyboard, plug it in to your little Pi box, and it spits out the piano (or whatever) sound. I found it surprisingly hard (and expensive-ish) to find this kind of product on the market. Given the quality of free or low-cost sampled pianos/keyboards/etc. you can get these days, having a mini computer in a box that you can boot up and get great sounds from seems like a big win. Provided, of course, that it's 1) reliable, and 2) fast enough that latency isn't a bummer. A Pi, a small interface with a couple 1/4" outs, maybe a battery setup if you want to get fancy... |
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The midi stuff feels very tight, and I haven't even tried monitoring audio through REAPER, only using direct coz I know 10ms with the added hidden latency will sound like slap echo. Monitoring direct through the hardware when recording audio fixes that. Quote:
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10-27-2021, 05:42 PM | #45 |
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This irks me too.
Irks me hugely. I spend time renaming the MIDI ins and out in Claudia to match Reaper and save the studio but I'm never sure if Reaper will have decided to shuffle things around when I next open it. I'm currently using three controllers - M-Audio O25, Alesis V61, Akai LPD8 - and would like them to stay where I left them!
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For Windows there is "Bome Midi translator Pro" that seems to be able to cope with that and present consistent device names to Reaper. -Michael |
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10-28-2021, 11:31 AM | #47 | |
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I will prolly get a UMC204HD when I do eventually upgrade though. I have the UMC1820/ADA8200 combo for my desktop DAW machine. |
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To feed guitar and bass to the Pi4 I have outputs 5&6 from the UMC1820 going to the stereo line inputs on the UCA202. That way I just fire up REAPER on the desktop, add a guitar or bass track template, then add a send from the track to outputs 5&6. It allows me to keep everything connected as normal for the desktop DAW while playing around with the Raspberry Pi4 DAW. Outputs 1&2 are the stereo feed to my monitors, 3&4 feed a headphone distribution amp, and now 5&6 feed the Pi4. Very nice having lots of inputs and outputs to accommodate stuff like that. |
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