Jay Marr;44262 wrote:
Hi Michael,
Are there any ways to hard wire an Android tablet to the XR-18?
I am debating buying/trying the BobJGear USB to Ethernet adapter so I can connect hard wire to my XR-18 with an Android.
Either:
Android --> hard wire to External Router --> External Router hard wire to XR-18 Ethernet port
or Android --> hardwire to XR-18 Ethernet port
Thanks for any insight,
- Jay
Jay Marr;44262 wrote:
Hi Michael,
Are there any ways to hard wire an Android tablet to the XR-18?
I am debating buying/trying the BobJGear USB to Ethernet adapter so I can connect hard wire to my XR-18 with an Android.
Either:
Android --> hard wire to External Router --> External Router hard wire to XR-18 Ethernet port
or Android --> hardwire to XR-18 Ethernet port
Thanks for any insight,
- Jay
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kdarbyshirebryant wrote:
My DPC issue still persists with this driver BUT I'm beginning to think it's a reporting anomaly rather than anything actually wrong. My pops'n'ticks have gone away despite seeing some latency spikes, whether this is new driver related I don't know. Using 'latencymon' (http://www.resplendence.com/latencymon) it looks like 'wdf01000.sys - kernel mode driver framework runtime' suffers from DPC issues...and it appears to be called by the TC Near driver. Interestingly swapping to legacy firewire driver puts the ISR & DPC load onto an 'ohci1394.sys' rather than wdf01000.sys and this doesn't report latency spikes. Make of that what you will but I'm not convinced that TC Near actually has a problem.
[email protected] wrote:
Things are moving!
Look out for 10.9.2!
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geifox wrote:
Sorry but for me is the same problem in Ableton live.
I can't choose the interface in audio driver.
I have only "core audio"... why?
I can choose only in-out of TC.
It's normal?
Please see the screenshot.
http://it.tinypic.com/r/2whqm3b/9
Help me?
Thankyou.
Kenneth Osmanich;75100 wrote:
I am wondering if it will control the EQ screen for the X-air mixers?
Someone must have tried this...
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dilim78 wrote:
Hi Hagen. Updated MacOS 10.11.6 Logic Pro 10.3. PowerCore 4.5 beta 72 .
System overload.
The audio engine was unable to process all required data in time.
You can try increasing the I/O buffer size, change the Multithreading option at Logic Pro X > Preferences > Audio > Devices.
and noise
I sent all info to pocobeta
Thanks.
net stop "Windows Audio"
net start "Windows Audio"
Windows Audio Device Graph glitch threshold count exceeded
Count : 0x0x33
nameless1 wrote:
I hate when I lose sound during gaming - restarting the game is needed - or skype call - I use my Konnekt for everything
Nuno Casais;45693 wrote:
Everyday I check on google and this forum is is there someone clever who builds up a solution to this detail that can be a lifesaver to a solo musician, and not only.
Need a solution for tapping tempo... or need a device that tanslates midi clock from a midi device (that has the updated tempo from song to song) and convert it and send it to the XR18 OSC language.
Does this exist or I am asking too much?
Today I saw a big jump on this by a forum user, Colin Heron, that i salute and congratulate for his efforts to help us all.
And now?
Paul Vannatto;45712 wrote:
Hi Nuno and Dan.
I haven't forgot your initial request Nuno. There are a few of us working in the background on this midi to OSC adapter. Unfortunately it is going to take some time to get to the point of a working prototype. When I saw Colin's post of his project, a light came on and there may be a quick solution for your tap tempo footpedal needs. The arduino platform not only has libraries available for receiving and sending midi commands. But there are also OSC libraries as well. As you mentioned Nuno, this could be a "big jump" for what you (and others) have been asking for.
The answer to your question Dan is yes, OSC does have the necessary commands to set the tap tempo. By the way that OSC document was written by our own Patrick-Gilles Maillot and his website is here https://sites.google.com/site/patrickmaillot/x32 that not only includes his OSC document, but also a number of amazing X32 and X-Air apps.