play scale(:e4, my_scale).choose(), attack:0, sustain:0, release:0.25
i.e the colors are strangely blended in the app, unlike the syntax highlighting here in ‘in_thread’
I’m not sure if this bug report is made properly (i.e, right category, title or needed tags) so if there is something to improve/change I’d like to now.
In addition, please tell me if this report is useful and what can I do if I ever see another bug or something similar?
(All the bug reports above has been observed on Windows PC & v3.3.1 Sonic Pi version)
Yeah, I know that this works, but what if I’m with headphones and I want to play something out loud?
Or the other way around, after using spi without headphones, connecting them without the need to reopen spi
On both Windows and Linux you can do all that with Jack (also Pipewire on Linux). We have not tested on Mac.
Ideally, if everything is set up correctly, you get a diagram+graph with all the inputs and outputs and can patch them together, using virtual wires, however you wish.
Under Windows, VB-CABLE Virtual Audio Device was used along with JACK2 and the Jack-router driver. On Ubuntu the Pipewire GUI is still under development but looks pretty nice in that all of your audio input and output devices, including Bluetooth, automatically dynamically appear on the graph, so it is painless to do stuff like eg simultaneously route Sonic Pi output to your Bluetooth headphones plus split off to a DAW input, browser tab A to Sonic Pi input, and DAW output to speakers.
Thanks for your feedbacks. But i guess @Babushka wanted to know if it’s possible directly inside Sonic Pi. So it’s not, we need another piece of sofware.
It is handy in the sense you can download it from https://jackaudio.org and it installs and runs as documented. As for stability, it has not crashed on us, including when streaming over the LAN, but we did not engage in any real stress testing nor try all the different possible versions of Windows and drivers. I would test it out before relying on it in a critical application.
ETA as for
as far as I am aware, Sonic Pi just gives you 16 Supercollider inputs and outputs, it does not do any special audio routing and you have to use Jack or some other external application for that (or for something like taking live audio from an input, running that through an external VST effect and then feeding that into Sonic Pi). But it is possible that I am overlooking something?
Ok, I think that I understand in general what u saying. I’m very new to all this computer sound field, in particular all the sound servers or the sound mixers and to be honest didn’t quiet understood this whole line of the tip .
I would be glad to learn a bit more about all this stuff. Thank a lot for the help :))
Hi!
Thanks for the answer, tried to understand how Jack works but very fast got very confused
Maybe for now, as I’m not so advanced in this field, I’ll stick to voicemeeter witch as I understand, is simpler.
(Jack looks to me neat and very confusing at the same time )
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