[Musix-users] Re: Do I run a low-latency and realtime kernel?
Marcos Guglielmetti
marcospcmusica at gmail.com
Mon Apr 9 21:15:12 CEST 2007
El Lun 09 Abr 2007 23:07, julien bodd escribió:
| Hi again,
| Thanks for the replies !
|
| > I suggest to Try the 2.6.16-multimedia kernel that it's into Musix,
| > Also, the 2.6-16-beyond4.1 it's a realtime kernel...
|
| Ok, I'll try the multimedia one.
|
| > To try it, start jack and type into a konsole:
| > ps -C jackd -cmL
|
| my output is :
| PID LWP CLS PRI TTY TIME CMD
| 14745 - - - ? 00:00:00 jackd
| - 14745 TS 7 - 00:00:00 -
| - 14746 TS 34 - 00:00:00 -
| - 14747 TS 22 - 00:00:00 -
| - 14748 #4 40 - 00:00:00 -
| - 14749 #4 40 - 00:00:00 -
|
| So, no FF.. Does this mean no realtime kernel or no jackd realtime
| support?
Some of both
| > Julien: is realtime-lsm loaded?
| > Type into a konsole:
| > lsmod | grep realtime
|
| The output from this comand is :
| realtime 5384 0
| commoncap 6912 1 realtime
Well, that confuses me!!
Here this kernel works in realtime, maybe there is an unknown bug somewhere!
| Is this realtime-lsm?
| (When I do apt-get install realtime-lsm it says it is already
| installed. But do I have to turn it on? Or it is the above and is ok?)
It's ok, it's loaded... maybe it's not loaded fine, try this
modprobe -r realtime
modprobe realtime any=1
| > If you want more evidences:
| > marcos at musix099b16:~$ cat /boot/config-2.6.17-2-multimedia-486 | grep -i
| > realtime CONFIG_SECURITY_REALTIME=m
|
| Mine is :
| cat /boot/config-2.6.16-beyond4.1 |grep -i realtime
| CONFIG_SECURITY_REALTIME=m
| So it seems ok.
Yes :)
| > Julien, what could be wrong with zynaddsubfx? or does it happends with
| > any other apps?
|
| Well, the tons of xruns and sound saturation comes only with
| zynaddsubfx with that SPECIFIC configuration. That is :
| midi keyboard -->midi input to freewheeling -->midi output to
| zynaddsubfx -->audio output back to freewheeling -->audio output to
| alsa_pcm.
|
| I don't know what is bad with that configuration. May be it is the
| fact that it makes a kind of loop, and so has to take too much time..
Maybe... I dont really know... but try another kernel as you said
| But in general, all soundfonts I use sound crap too. No saturation,
| but bad sound quality (for that, I don't know, may be I only have bad
| soundfonts)
Yes, I believe... but, if you want to record the output and upload it to some
place, we could listen to them
|
| So..let's summarize. With the commands you made me run, It seems I
| have realtime kernel and realtime-lsm..but on the other hand, it seems
| jackd is not realtime..??
Maybe, I dont know, JACK is not running in realtime, I think, you must try new
kernels
| Is your advice still to try the 2.16-multimedia?
yes, or 2.6.17-multimedia or 2.6.21-rc4 from Musix
| Thanks !
To you
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