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2 Apr 2024
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubThat would be awesome! Unrelated to music but yes related to renewable energy, I've also been getting pretty into parabolic solar collector tech 😁03:46:07
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonI mention it because during the fair, in the evening they have a stage and people perform, I would like to setup a VJ/DJ rig and do a presentation.03:48:07
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonThat is part of the reason I am studying live music coding and modular synths.03:48:35
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonHe is there a way to translate a midi file into a program?03:49:00
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonIf I get an Axel-F midi, maybe a language model trained on Sonic-Pi could translate the MIDI into coded instructions.03:50:17
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles Dysonhttps://freemidi.org/download3-8046-axel-f-crazy-frog03:51:05
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonHow do I play a midi with Sonic-Pi?03:51:48
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.club
In reply to @technicus:matrix.org
If I get an Axel-F midi, maybe a language model trained on Sonic-Pi could translate the MIDI into coded instructions.
That's a deterministic problem, so if you wanted to do it programatically, I think you'd be better off with a deterministic program.
03:57:38
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubWhat role do you want sonic-pi to play in this situation?03:58:43
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubI've used sonic-pi more with midi out than midi in, like to generate midi tracks that I want to swap out the instruments on or whatever. You could also take the midi input and have sonic-pi generate the audio, perhaps adding effects programatically - sort of using sonic-pi like a modular synth.04:00:29
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubThere are quite a few ways you could use the midi, and none of them are necessarily right or wrong. In the sonic-pi IDE, there's a tutorial section - part 11 is MIDI. I'd read through that section so you can bend it to your will for whatever sort of expression you choose.04:02:05
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonHow do I open a midi file with Sonic-Pi?04:02:23
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.club
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How do I open a midi file with Sonic-Pi?
Ah, so that, I don't think you can do. Sonic-pi can recognize the midi signal but I don't think it supports midi files directly.
04:03:14
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubPersonally, with my stack, I'd probably open up the midi file in ardour and route it into sonic-pi using PipeWire or JACK.04:03:41
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonSo I will need to play the midi file with a different program then send the midi signal into Sonic-Pi.04:03:53
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubpretty much, yeah. In the IO tab, there's a "midi inputs" section.04:04:35
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonI am such a noop . . . I have not even opened Ardour yet.04:04:37
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubI've tried out quite a few daws, most of the free ones plus a few that cost money, and ardour is by far my favorite!04:05:21
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubYou can just drag and drop the midi file in!04:06:03
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonI am probably getting the ocassional clicks because the audio settings are not yet optimized.04:08:29
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonAs usual, I am already trying to run the instant I learn to crawal.04:09:01
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles Dyson

You can view the memory limit with 'ulimit -l', and it is normally controlled by  /etc/security/limits.conf```
04:09:20
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.club
In reply to @technicus:matrix.org

You can view the memory limit with 'ulimit -l', and it is normally controlled by  /etc/security/limits.conf```
Oh yeah, the ulimit thing, that's a pain. Did you set up musnix yet?
04:11:49
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubGetting "too many open files" from ardour?04:12:06
@fractivore:cyberia.club@fractivore:cyberia.clubI had to work through this issue a couple months back, I think it was musnix that fixed it04:12:33
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonNo, I have been too excited and skipped a few important steps.04:12:36
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonI got lost trying to figure out what Musnix is.04:13:06
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonWhat is it?04:13:09
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles Dyson. . . but I am still trying to understand how to setup revision control for my config files.04:14:02
@technicus:matrix.orgMiles DysonThere is still a bit of basic system administration that needs to be established.04:15:37

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