On windows direct sound is preferable to MME. Hopefully you will know what your audio device is and can choose the right one. In ‘Duplex’ im going to choose ‘ASIO’ and then my driver ‘MOTU Firewire Audio’. Even though we are only using audio output, you might have to use a duplex device because your card may not be listed in just ‘Output’. Now, open the palette and expand the ‘audio devices’ section, In here you will probably see ‘duplex’ and ‘output’. You can either select it and hit delete, or use the context menu for the module. The first thing I do is to change the audio device for my soundcard, if you are using the default windows sound device then you can skip this bit.ĭelete the default output module, mine says ‘Microsoft Sound Mapper – Output (out)’. Open bidule in standalone mode and you will see the normal bidule canvas with some default devices. If there is any terminology that you find without a suitable explanation then please let me know and i’ll fix it.įirst lets check that everything is working and you can hear some audio. If you see 10.500 that means ten and a half. So if you see 10,000 that means ten thousand. George Miller on Bidule Tutorial 4 : Sampled AudioĬreating a simple synthesizer in Plogue BiduleĪll numbers are written in the UK style.Reaktor and the Partials Framework : Deconstructing the Raw Receiver.

Reaktor and the Partials Framework : Common Symbol Reference.At this point, I'd have no real cash outlay by taking the hardware approach. Plus, some users are having trouble with Lan MIDI connections being dropped. TN is too cumbersome to setup with each session. I just want to make sure that I'm not overlooking something.Īgain, I don't want to get into Tiger Network or MidiOverLan at this point. This setup is based on connections currently being used successfully with a JV5080- ADAT-MIDI-word clock. The MTP AV and the FastLane would be connected to each other via MIDI cable(s) The two 2408's would also be connected to each other via ADAT The two 2408's and the MTPAV would be connected to a Lucid word clock Mac 2 - slave - not for transport use, nor recording, nor playback, nor sync only for VI hosting via MIDI Mac 1- master- recording, playback controlling MIDI devices I got fed up twiddling about with software interfaces and decided to go the hardware route, using things I already have in house collecting dust.

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