Toward a new multimedia presentation
I am using OBS to freely mix my media. Here is a video of Proof of Concept in OBS and here is a further proof-of-concept – recordings of recordings of recordings drawing live on the screen
connect OBS to zoom
Set sound device to multi output In obs – desktop audio set to blackhole 2 ch Then go to advance audio features – cog on audio mixer channel Set desktop audio device to monitor and output Set any other audio devices to monitor and output Obs preferences set monitoring device to Blackhole Start virtual camera In zoom set Obs black hole as microphone In zoom turn on original sound In
ubuntu 20 upgrade
Notes for the upgrade to UBU 20 in Jan 2022 as I remember them – details are in the asterisk reinstall afresh Asterisk MOH relies on the icecast server running. The MOH config file will need updating for UBU 20 The two servers PRIMO and UBU20 use two different ports for the ice cast server- check that the various files that contain references to ports 8000 or 7000 are updated
themes/media/outputs
ventrilloquismcomputer voiceslivenessmelodramaautoethnograpypoetrystoriessprechgesangmusic hallrandomnessopera Ives Berio Cage Radiohead Amateurism The phone box fantasy stops when I sleep in one at 14 Wizard of Oz, uncanny Valley, edison the realms beyond Dada absurdity Web radio Joe brainard The pieces Julie produced Possible hooks for research articles finding a new me in response to a cancer diagnosis A creative response to the covid lockdown My many voices Melodrama a different way to speak
The Jack patchbay and connection window
This is a source of some confusion especially when combined with Pd’s multiple virtual ports. The best way of approaching this is to use the patchbay as a trigger for the connection window to update. set up the patchbay correctly activate it and the connection window will update. The patchbay does not connect and disconnect devices and channels it triggers the connection window to do so. In the Primo Pd
Midi set up for Ardour
Updated schematic and notes Ardour set up on Mac 4 (Flashing single amber on Midi interface seems to mean it’s not going to work) Core audio set up should show core midi Blue means active – here USB port 1 is taking an input This is critical to send midi out to the interface – it is accessed by clicking on the synth name in the mixer and selecting outputs
Technical Schematic
Lacking in significant detail but helps me