duncanidaho1 | I have ubuntu 9.10 installed everything is up and running great. So I thought I'd give KDE a try. I installed it, everything seems to be great but getting a wireless connection. I can see signals that are broadcast but I cannot get connected (in KDE, in Gnome it still works) | 00:40 |
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holstein | anybody running a lucid studio yet? | 03:51 |
jussi01 | holstein: ScottL is, iirc | 07:48 |
holstein | thanks jussi01 | 07:51 |
holstein | i got lucid on my EEE today | 07:52 |
jussi01 | :D | 07:52 |
holstein | im looking forward to putting it on my studio box though | 07:52 |
jussi01 | yeah, should be good | 07:58 |
Zus | good morning, any one here use or now of ableton LIVE, and Reason? im looking for linux versions or something as good or better | 12:07 |
Andillusion | There are no "linux-versions" for those products... | 12:09 |
Andillusion | what exactly do you need? | 12:10 |
jussi01 | heh, I was just going to ask that... | 12:10 |
Andillusion | hi jussi! | 12:11 |
Zus | its the only reason why i still use windows, i have yet found programmes on linux | 12:11 |
Zus | with reason i have a lot of synthesizers and software studio, i can make music with, and saved songs can be imported to pro tools for mastering | 12:14 |
Andillusion | take a look at www.ardour.org maybe that looks nice to you... | 12:14 |
Andillusion | there is no _one software for all_ in linux. | 12:14 |
Andillusion | But they all work together in JACK very well. | 12:15 |
Zus | ableton is more of a "live" on the fly recording mix and loop with all sorts of software instruments. | 12:15 |
Andillusion | i know. | 12:15 |
Andillusion | But linux is different. | 12:15 |
Zus | yes it is, im new, been usiing ubuntu since 9.10 release. | 12:16 |
Zus | the ubuntu studio is this geared for media? | 12:16 |
Andillusion | sure it is... | 12:17 |
Andillusion | is your audio interface running with jack already? | 12:17 |
Zus | no | 12:18 |
Andillusion | uhhh... that's a problem you should work at first. | 12:18 |
Zus | i boot to my windows drive for my audio, and use rythmbox for my cd's when i use ubuntu | 12:18 |
Andillusion | what interface do you use? | 12:18 |
Zus | interface as in gnome or KDE? i am using gnome, (ubuntu 9.10 karnic) | 12:19 |
Andillusion | no sorry... i was thinking audio-interface and writing just interface... | 12:20 |
Andillusion | what audio-interface do you use? | 12:20 |
Zus | hehe not rightly sure on this machine. on my other i have a soundblaster live card | 12:21 |
Zus | if thats what you mean. | 12:22 |
Zus | i downloaded live and reason onto the machine and they worked and did what i needed it to do so far, and never thought about much else. | 12:23 |
Andillusion | well... if they do what you want and what you need... why do you want to change? | 12:24 |
Zus | kinda dont use wiindows for anything else, and was wondering if there are any open source software as powerfull as live and reason... | 12:26 |
Zus | and i dont have a midi keyboard or what not i use live's feature to use the "typing" keyboard. | 12:27 |
Andillusion | it's perfectly fine to use windows for nothing but music... | 12:28 |
Andillusion | ... that's the best way to keep it stable. ;-) | 12:29 |
jussi01 | !info hydrogen | 12:29 |
ubottu | hydrogen (source: hydrogen): Simple drum machine/step sequencer. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.3-5.1ubuntu2 (karmic), package size 3206 kB, installed size 8976 kB | 12:29 |
jussi01 | for midi, theres rosegarden: | 12:30 |
jussi01 | !info rosegarden | 12:30 |
ubottu | rosegarden (source: rosegarden): music editor and MIDI/audio sequencer. In component universe, is extra. Version 1:1.7.3-1ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 4020 kB, installed size 9788 kB | 12:30 |
Andillusion | ... this bot is cute ! | 12:31 |
Zus | nice,.. ill check them out. | 12:32 |
jussi01 | aww.... | 12:32 |
Andillusion | !info ardour | 12:32 |
ubottu | ardour (source: ardour): digital audio workstation (graphical gtk2 interface). In component universe, is optional. Version 1:2.8.2-0ubuntu1 (karmic), package size 4587 kB, installed size 12824 kB | 12:32 |
jussi01 | !owner | 12:32 |
ubottu | This bot is owned by jussi01 and kindly hosted by TwinApex - http://www.twinapex.com - Questions about ubottu should be asked in #ubuntu-bots | 12:32 |
jussi01 | :D | 12:32 |
Andillusion | That impresses me even more. | 12:32 |
jussi01 | !no, owner is <reply>This bot is owned by jussi01 and kindly hosted by mFabrik - http://mfabrik.com/ - Questions about ubottu should be asked in #ubuntu-bots | 12:33 |
ubottu | I'll remember that jussi01 | 12:33 |
jussi01 | company changed name... | 12:33 |
Andillusion | ***grin*** | 12:34 |
Andillusion | Zus: Will that information help you, so far? | 12:35 |
Zus | yeah im looking at the ardour link now. | 12:35 |
Zus | im hoping i can master with it.... i think it should suit just fine,...as long as i can import to pro tools, i should be fine, | 12:37 |
Andillusion | well... there is no "export to ProTools"-Button... | 12:38 |
Andillusion | But you can export your Tracks in Broadcast-Wave format... | 12:38 |
Andillusion | ... wich should be importable mostly everywhere. | 12:39 |
Zus | on live i was able to save the song file as a .wav and use that. with reason and rebirth i could just patch into it. | 12:40 |
Zus | and this is different than, ubuntu, like mint is different? | 12:48 |
Andillusion | the difference is not that big. | 12:49 |
jussi01 | !mint | 12:51 |
ubottu | There are some Ubuntu derivatives that we cannot provide support for due to repository and software changes. Please consult their websites for more information. Examples: gNewSense (support in #gnewsense), Linux Mint (see !mintsupport), LinuxMCE (support in #linuxmce), CrunchBang (support in #crunchbang), BackTrack (support in #backtrack-linux) | 12:51 |
jussi01 | you can just install ubuntustudio on top of your standard gnome install | 12:51 |
jussi01 | !vanilla | 12:52 |
ubottu | To install Ubuntu Studio on top of a vanilla Ubuntu install, read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/Installation | 12:52 |
Zus | i only know ubuntu for the past 3 months or so, so many choices, | 12:53 |
jussi01 | yeah, some people find it all a bit much - they like to be told, use this.... | 12:54 |
Zus | lets hope my connection holds out while the torrent does its thing | 12:58 |
Andillusion | ... | 13:02 |
Zus | thank you guys for the help. | 13:03 |
Andillusion | you're welcome. | 13:04 |
Andillusion | jussi's done the job. | 13:04 |
Zus | i wanted to say thanks before got knocked offline... for some reason the wifi works well at night and as the day begins i get less and less of a signal... | 13:05 |
Andillusion | here it is 14:05 now... bright sunlight but a little to cold outside. | 13:09 |
jussi01 | Zus: heh... | 13:10 |
Zus | lol ok... | 13:12 |
Zus | did my question go through? | 13:13 |
Andillusion | not at all... | 13:15 |
Zus | what is all in ubuntu studio? file manager and browser?, can i install it like i would KDE with gnome? and login as a different session? | 13:20 |
Andillusion | If you do that | 13:23 |
Andillusion | !vanilla | 13:23 |
ubottu | To install Ubuntu Studio on top of a vanilla Ubuntu install, read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/Installation | 13:23 |
Andillusion | The special things of UbuntuStudio will be added to your existing Ubuntu installation | 13:23 |
jussi01 | no, its gnome. | 13:24 |
jussi01 | basically a set of packages with some tweaks | 13:24 |
jussi01 | so there isnt a different session, it just adds to your current gnome | 13:25 |
Andillusion | what do you mean whith "its gnome" ? | 13:25 |
jussi01 | well it uses the gnome DE | 13:25 |
Zus | thast why i asked i didnt see anything on karmic,.... best wait till lucid then... i dont ahve a vanilla install of ubuntu .. less it dont matter | 13:26 |
jussi01 | hrm? | 13:27 |
Andillusion | ?!? | 13:27 |
Zus | if by vanilla install they mean with out installing other programs just yet..] | 13:30 |
Zus | hehe, i guess ill wait till lucid, no telling whats been downloaded and deleted on this, as i've been using karmic to learn on. | 13:32 |
Zus | i still havent gotten my video card and sound card to work on here yet | 13:33 |
ScottL | Andillusion, you can find more expansive information on upgrading from vanilla to ubuntu studio here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu%20Studio%20Upgrade%20from%20Ubuntu | 13:56 |
Andillusion | hmmm... i don't need further information on that, thanks Scott. | 13:57 |
Andillusion | But i have another question... | 13:58 |
Andillusion | it's about the snd_usb_audio driver... | 13:58 |
Zus | i did hehe thanks ) | 13:58 |
Andillusion | does it support every Class Compliant device? | 13:59 |
Andillusion | How can i tell if my USB-Soundcard is Class Compliant? | 13:59 |
Andillusion | Or is there any change in any configuration i must make? | 14:00 |
Andillusion | Searching the web for VendorID and DeviceID brought no results. ;-) | 14:01 |
Andillusion | hmmm... silence again... | 14:02 |
Zus | reading these links i got here to day, sorry i dont know the answer to your question | 14:04 |
Andillusion | i am already browsing the source of ../alsa-driver-1.0.22.1/sound/usb/usbaudio.c | 14:04 |
Andillusion | ... | 14:14 |
Andillusion | bye... | 16:13 |
AJH101 | Evening! I installed all the Studio apps (only) in my version of Karmic Koala but I would like to uninstall them and set up an installation in its ouwn partition. Is there any easy way to uninstall the apps or do i need to do it all one by one?! Thanks | 20:19 |
holstein | hey AJH101 | 20:19 |
AJH101 | holstein hi | 20:20 |
holstein | AFAIK if you install from the meta packages | 20:20 |
AJH101 | eh? | 20:20 |
holstein | the apps are kinda stuck to gether | 20:20 |
holstein | together* | 20:20 |
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holstein | LIKE | 20:20 |
AJH101 | i just followed a quick bit of terminal code to install them | 20:20 |
AJH101 | can i do the same to uninstall? | 20:20 |
holstein | if you install ubuntustudio-audio | 20:20 |
holstein | if you try to uninstall say ardour | 20:21 |
holstein | everything else in the metapackage will want to be removed as well | 20:21 |
holstein | that was the behavior i have seen in the past | 20:21 |
holstein | not too long ago | 20:21 |
AJH101 | and that is a problem because? i would install everything again in its own partition | 20:21 |
holstein | hmm | 20:22 |
holstein | SO you had a vanilla karmic install | 20:22 |
holstein | you added ubuntu studio packages | 20:22 |
holstein | right? | 20:22 |
holstein | and now you are? | 20:22 |
holstein | the short answer is, if you do sudo apt-get autoremove ubuntustudio-whatever | 20:23 |
holstein | you should not need to remove them one at a time | 20:23 |
AJH101 | wanting to remove them and reinstall studio on its own partition | 20:23 |
holstein | hmm | 20:24 |
holstein | i would just do whatever you plan on doing to move it | 20:24 |
holstein | imaging or whatever | 20:24 |
holstein | and just leave the packages there | 20:24 |
holstein | unless your going to do a fresh install | 20:24 |
holstein | then just do that | 20:24 |
AJH101 | i may do a fresh install when lucid arrives - that was part of the reason for wanting to get this straight - ok but i am guessing i do not use 'whatever' | 20:25 |
holstein | yeah | 20:26 |
holstein | whatever ubuntustudio metapackages you installed | 20:26 |
holstein | ubuntustudio-audio ubuntustudio-audio-plugins ubuntustudio-graphics | 20:27 |
AJH101 | oops - i just cut and pasted some lines - not very helpful! :-( | 20:27 |
holstein | if your planning a fresh install | 20:27 |
holstein | just backup what you need, and abandon what you got | 20:27 |
holstein | you can probably be using lucid | 20:28 |
holstein | i put it on my EEE yesterday :) | 20:28 |
holstein | i moved, and dont have my studio box here at the new place | 20:28 |
holstein | but i plan on installing lucid ASAP | 20:28 |
holstein | filing bugs and whatnot | 20:29 |
AJH101 | ok thanks | 20:29 |
pilotbubbles | setting up a keystudio 49 for monitoring on ubuntu if anyone could pm with tips would really appreciate =D | 22:55 |
pilotbubbles | pretty please | 23:04 |
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