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Old 10-17-2007, 10:14 AM   #1
lugoteehalt
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musserv working with Doom2, lsdoom, how get noise out of speakers?


Trying to get music from musserv - the Doom2, lsdoom, music server.

If aseqdump is started using port 14:0 it waits untill musserve starts then prints the sort of stuff bellow then stops when musserve is stopped.

So how do I get it to make music from the loudspeakers?

Code:
$ aseqdump -p 14:0

Waiting for data. Press Ctrl+C to end.
Source_ Event_________________ Ch _Data__
  0:1   Port subscribed           15:1 -> 129:0
 15:1   Control change          0   7   0
 15:1   Control change          1   7   0
 15:1   Control change          2   7   0
 15:1   Control change          3   7   0
 15:1   Control change          4   7   0
 15:1   Control change          5   7   0
 15:1   Control change          6   7   0
 15:1   Control change          7   7   0
 15:1   Control change          8   7   0
 15:1   Control change          9   7   0
 15:1   Control change         10   7   0
 15:1   Control change         11   7   0
 15:1   Control change         12   7   0
 15:1   Control change         13   7   0
 15:1   Control change         14   7   0
 15:1   Control change         15   7   0
 15:1   Control change          0 123   0
 15:1   Control change          0 121   0
 15:1   Control change          1 123   0
 15:1   Control change          1 121   0
 5:1   Note on                 4  74 112
 15:1   Note on                 4  77 112
 15:1   Note off                4  69 112
 15:1   Note off                4  74 112
 15:1   Note off                4  77 112
 15:1   Note off                0  36 112
 15:1   Note on                 0  28 127
 15:1   Note on                 4  68 112
 15:1   Note on                 4  71 112
 15:1   Note on                 4  76 112
 15:1   Note off                9  38 112
 15:1   Note on                 9  35 112
 15:1   Note off                9  51 112
 15:1   Note on                 9  51 112
 15:1   Note off                0  28 127
 15:1   Note on                 0  28 127
 15:1   Note off                9  35 112
 15:1   Note on                 9  38  96
 15:1   Note off                9  51  96
 15:1   Note on                 9  51 112
 15:1   Note off                0  28 127
 15:1   Note on                 0  28 127
 15:1   Note off                0  28 127
 15:1   Note off                9  51 112
 15:1   Note on                 9  51 112
 15:1   Note on                 0  28 127
 15:1   Note off                9  38 112
 15:1   Note on                 9  35 112
 15:1   Note off                0  28 127
 15:1   Note on                 0  28 127
 15:1   Note off                9  35 112
 15:1   Note on                 9  38  96
 15:1   Note off                9  51  96
 15:1   Note on                 9  51 112
 15:1   Note off                0  28 127
 15:1   Note off                4  68 112
 15:1   Note off                4  71 112
 15:1   Note off                4  76 112
 15:1   Note on                 0  28 127
 15:1   Note on                 4  68 112
 15:1   Note on                 4  71 112
 15:1   Note on                 4  76 112
 15:1   Note off                9  38 112
 15:1   Note on                 9  50 127
 15:1   Note off                4  68 112
 15:1   Note off                4  71 112
 15:1   Note off                4  76 112
 15:1   Note off                0  28 127
 15:1   Note on                 0  40 127
 15:1   Note on                 4  68 112
 15:1   Note on                 4  71 112
 15:1   Note on                 4  76 112
 15:1   Note off                9  50 127
 15:1   Note on                 9  50 127
 15:1   Note off                0  40 127
 15:1   Note on                 0  38 127
 15:1   Note off                9  50 127
 15:1   Note on                 9  50 127
 15:1   Control change          0 123   0
 15:1   Control change          0 121   0
 15:1   Control change          1 123   0
 15:1   Control change          1 121   0
 15:1   Control change          2 123   0
 15:1   Control change          2 121   0
 15:1   Control change          3 123   0
 15:1   Control change          3 121   0
 15:1   Control change          4 123   0
 15:1   Control change          4 121   0
 15:1   Control change          5 123   0
 15:1   Control change          5 121   0
 15:1   Control change          6 123   0
 5:1   Control change         10   7 100
 15:1   Control change         11   7 100
 15:1   Control change         12   7 100
 15:1   Control change         13   7 100
 15:1   Control change         14   7 100
 15:1   Control change         15   7 100
 15:1   Active Sensing
 15:1   Control change          0 123   0
 15:1   Control change          1 123   0
 15:1   Control change          2 123   0
 15:1   Control change          3 123   0
 15:1   Control change          4 123   0
 15:1   Control change          5 123   0
 15:1   Control change          6 123   0
 15:1   Control change          7 123   0
 15:1   Control change          8 123   0
 15:1   Control change          9 123   0
 15:1   Control change         10 123   0
 15:1   Control change         11 123   0
 15:1   Control change         12 123   0
 15:1   Control change         13 123   0
 15:1   Control change         14 123   0
 15:1   Control change         15 123   0
  0:1   Port unsubscribed         15:1 -> 129:0
So musserv is producing something. So how do I get music out of loadspeakers??

sndserve, sound effects, works. Thanks any help.
 
Old 11-16-2007, 06:57 PM   #2
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What exactly is Musserve? Is it a linux program trying to run on your Linux box?

What seems obvious to me is that it's a program trying to make music via MIDI sequencer. N.B.: Not all linux boxes have hardware MIDI support. Therefore, it may be necessary for you to download and install TiMIDIty or some such program to simulate hardware MIDI support through software.
 
Old 11-17-2007, 05:55 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Willy Gommel View Post
What exactly is Musserve? Is it a linux program trying to run on your Linux box?

What seems obvious to me is that it's a program trying to make music via MIDI sequencer. N.B.: Not all linux boxes have hardware MIDI support. Therefore, it may be necessary for you to download and install TiMIDIty or some such program to simulate hardware MIDI support through software.
Exactly - that's what I'm trying to say. Musserve is the sound server that comes with the Linux version of Doom2, the well known, if old game. As you say it appears to be taking the music from the Doom2 (wad) files and putting it in a form that a midi can make music from.

My problem is I cannot get anything out of the loudspeakers.

I have timidity installed. When I try and route the above output to one of timidity's ports (it is acting a sound server for alsa) no music. So what I'm after is someone to tell me how to get the above output through a midi player and into the speekers - so I can hear a music noise. Great thanks for answering.
 
  


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