[gephex-user] module creation

[pierre]

Hi Martin,

>>i want to create a new module named 'midinotedecmodule' because i want
>>to be able to decode midi note.
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>There are already some new midi decoder modules in the main tree. But
>they aren't included in any release. The changeset with the new modules:
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>http://arch.gephex.org/zoom/gephex@gephex.org--2004/gephex--main--0.4--patch-1895?log
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>
erf, ok
i havent look at the arch repo :/
this afternoon i've copy/paste your midiccmodule code and with few 
updates i finally done a little midinotedecmodule...
but if you say the module is already existing i've done it just for fun :)
no matter...

>>but now if i want to 'make' my module i must insert it in the global
>>makefile...
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>add the new module in the files
>
>1. modules/src/Makefile.am
>2. configure.ac
>
>and run
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>1. ./bootstrap.sh
>2. ./configure
>3. make
>  
>
ok nice
i was working with the source dist, so i inserted the directory in 
configure.ac, and run autoconf
it worked...

the good news for me with this new 'midinotedec' is i can now use my 
'korg electribe er-1' as sequencer with gephex :]
it's so easy to prepare complex sequences, chain them, play and edit 
then in real time...
and with the taptempo of the er1 i can now synchronize video loops to 
bpm in 1 second ! before i was doing this with three faders : one for 
the video speed, one for the 'in' in the loop, one for the 'out'; it 
worked very nice too but it's a bit longer to adjust (more complex 
movements) than the taptempo...
i've plugged the electribe in my home made midi tupperBox which is 
plugged into my laptop
so i always have faders/potentiometers too,
conclusion : goOod software + few machines which are intuitive + no 
latency = really really good setup for performance
and if i can't bring the electribe with me because of light weight 
travelling i can always use seq24 which is a minimal but powerfull 
software midi sequencer,


seq 24 : http://www.filter24.org/seq24/
korg electribe er-1 : http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/korg_electribeer.cfm
tupperBox : http://demos.314r.net/gephex/tupperBoxV2.jpg

so i'm really satisfied, but i definitivly must have a look at the arch 
repository ;)
regards,
pierre