I just got a spare RPi3+ to test MODEP and proceeded to flash the latest image on a SD.
Everything is ABSOLUTELY vanilla. Just the RPi. No addituonal soundcard or whatever.
I tried to power up and login with SSH. No problem.
I tried to connect to http://172.24.1.1 with various browsers and devices, just to see if the masid MOD interface was showing up, but I could not.
Do I have to start something more before even seeing the interface? Do I have to add / config a sound card? Does MODEP even work with just the onboard soundcard of the Pi?
What is the output of sudo systemctl status mod-ui? Did you connect to the MODEP WiFi before connecting? You may run ifconfig and try using other IPs listed for http:// address (especially ones that start with 192. for example)
The essential services are ājackā, āmod-hostā and āmod-uiā. If one of them is not running, the web interface wonāt work. See the following link for commands to query their status and access their logs: https://blokas.io/modep/docs/Troubleshooting/
Hit the āendā key on your keyboard to go to the very latest log lines.
I double checked my changes to the service and remembered that I did not change the -p parameter to 512 for the jackd command.
I thought the change was needed only to avoid xruns, but it seems it prevents the daemon to start altogether. After setting it to -p 512 everything starts up and Iām able to connect to the web UI, connect some plugins and get audio (from the HDMI port). Thatās enough for me to play around a bit with MODEP.
If I may, I suggest to update the MODEP documentation to include the complete configuration for testing MODEP with just the onboard audio. Itās true that itās no means enough, since it lacks inputs, but I think it would be great to attract new cpotential customers, since they may try the interface before buying a Pisound.
Since the MODEP update is announced quite long time ago, may I ask you if thereās a fast and easy way to update the mod-ui of the actual 2018 MODEP to the newest version from GitHub? Iām interested in the advanced Midi functions. Thank you.
On the actual mod-ui version i can now choose between āDevice/MIDI/Control Chain/CVā and in the āAdvancedā section now you can edit the āRangeā. Generally the whole interface has made a big step further.
I know it because I tried to get the latest versions of mod-host and mod-ui running on my headless Raspbian. But sadly I only can start the mod-ui server with a fake connection because I failed on the mod-host installation. With āmakeā āmake installā I get a bunch of errors and Iāve no idea how to fix it! I must admit that Iām quite a bloody noob at the Linux ecosystem;)
So finally Iām afraid that I have to wait for the official update because of the lack of my very limited knowledge.
The MOD UI shows whatever inputs and outputs are available in the Jack backend. Multichannel cards can be used, check Jack documentation regarding multiple cards.