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grkbloodwhats a forum that i can goto that has some good deals on used audio equpiment?01:04
grkbloodim looking for a mackie onyx 1220i01:04
holsteingrkblood: hmmm01:04
grkbloodtime to go firewire01:04
holsteinlet me think abou that01:04
holsteinBUT i would ask in #opensourcemusicians01:05
grkbloodk01:05
holsteini tend to check craigslist01:05
grkbloodcraigslist sucks01:05
rlameirogrkblood: is it linux supported?01:05
holsteinif you're in US01:05
grkbloodi jsut put one of my mixers on there01:05
holsteinyeah, good point01:05
holsteincheck the FFADO and alsa pages01:05
grkbloodrlameiro, it should be. studio supports firewire01:05
holsteingrkblood: lol01:05
holsteinubuntustudio?01:05
holsteinubuntustudio provides the FFADO packages01:05
grkbloodyea, it comes packaged with progs that support firewire01:06
holsteinand ffado supports what the can01:06
grkbloodFFADO?01:06
holsteindont assume anything is suppoorted01:06
rlameiroFFADO its a driver for Firewiredevices01:06
holsteinhttp://www.ffado.org/?q=devicesupport/list01:06
rlameirohttp://ffado.org/?q=devicesupport/list01:06
rlameirolol01:06
holsteinamazing team of folks too01:06
holsteingreat work01:06
grkblooddamn, multimix isnt even supported?01:07
rlameiromackie isnt very friend to linux....01:07
rlameiroor opensource01:07
holsteinyup01:07
grkbloodi know its supports on the mac01:07
grkbloodi thought multimix 8 was the goto firewire mixer for budget setups01:08
holsteinthey provide drivers for apple01:08
holsteinyes01:08
grkbloodthats crazy its not supported01:08
holsteingrkblood: ask makie01:08
holsteinmackie*01:08
grkbloodis there a difference in being supported and working?01:08
holsteinthey really should01:08
grkbloodisnt*01:08
holsteini can say the presonus firepod works well01:09
holsteinrlameiro has a firewire interface??01:09
holsteini forget??01:09
rlameiroyes01:09
rlameiroFA10101:09
holsteinthe focurite saphire pro40 is pretty sweet01:09
rlameiroEdirol01:09
holsteinneeds some tweaking01:09
holsteindinner time..01:11
grkbloodapparently mackie does have support for linux on other devices01:12
holsteini read that01:12
holsteinone device i think?01:13
holsteini wouldnt trust it though01:13
holsteinnecessarily01:13
holsteini havent actually talked to a makie/linux user01:13
holsteina happy one anyways*01:13
grkbloodso whats a good firewire mixer for linux?01:14
rlameiromaybe usb devices01:14
holsteinnot sure what you mean by mixer01:14
rlameirofirewire is different stuff01:14
holsteinbut, the firepod is great01:15
rlameirothey even have problems with windows 7 drivers and stuff01:15
holsteinand the ediro FA10101:15
rlameirolol01:15
holsteinyou dont really need a *mixer01:15
holsteinto mix down to stereo01:15
holsteinand record01:15
grkbloodi dont want usb01:15
grkbloodusb isnt an option01:15
holsteingrkblood: depends01:15
grkbloodi want individual tracks01:15
holsteinOK01:16
grkbloodusb only give one main out01:16
holsteinso, you need a multichannel interface01:16
grkbloodwell, im of the opinion that thats what firewire provides01:16
holsteindepends01:16
grkbloodmultiple channels over one cable01:16
holsteinfirewire is just a cable01:16
holsteinan interface01:17
holsteinIF the interface is a camera01:17
holsteinthats what you get01:17
holsteinin this case, you need a multichannel interface01:17
grkbloodso youre saying there are firewire mixers out there that dont support mutlichannel?01:17
holsteinand there are both USB and firewire options01:17
holsteingrkblood: lets talk about the term mixer01:18
holsteinmixer implies that multiple channels are being mixed down01:18
grkbloodmixer with firewire interface01:18
holsteindown to stereo for example01:18
holsteinSO01:18
holsteinyou could have an external mixer01:18
holsteinmix things down to 2 tracks01:18
holsteinand use your internal sound card01:18
holsteinTHAT where a mixer would be used01:18
holsteinand the mixer could be anolog or digital01:18
holsteinand connect to any stereo (2 channel) sound card01:19
holsteinin your scenario01:19
holsteinyou need more that 2 in's01:19
holsteinthe mulitchannel interface that i have01:19
holsteinthe presonus firepod01:19
holsteinhas 8 mic pre's in01:19
holstein10 channels in and out01:19
grkbloodhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUQ63dGdPvQ&feature=related01:19
holsteinand the edirol has that too AFAIK01:20
grkbloodin that vid there using firewire to output the mixer to a mac with garageband that recognizes all the mixers channels01:20
holsteindepends on how its set up01:21
holsteinthere are a couple ways to acheive that01:21
holsteinBUT01:21
rlameirofa101 is a pretty basic setup01:21
holsteinyou dont need a mixer01:21
rlameirois just an interface01:21
holsteinyou need tracks01:21
holsteinchannels01:21
rlameiroit only can mix monitor channels01:21
holsteinno need to mix prior to tracking01:21
holsteinin a studio01:21
rlameirogrkblood: how many out channels do you need?01:21
holsteinyou mix for optimal sound01:22
holsteinwhile recording01:22
grkblood301:22
rlameirothere are usb devices with 4 out IIRC01:22
holsteinSO a 4 channel USB interface would work great for you01:22
grkbloodgot a link to a good one or a suggestion?01:23
holsteincheck the firepod too01:23
holsteinyou can get a used one for a resonable price01:23
holsteinunder $30001:24
holsteinrlameiro: how is the fast-track?01:24
holsteinthats plug and play right?01:24
holsteinwith preamp?01:24
rlameirohttp://www.linuxstudiopro.com01:24
grkbloodits not 3 main outs though, i got three things going into my mixer with one mian out01:24
holstein2 preamps01:24
grkbloodusing two auxs01:24
holsteingrkblood: 3 things that you want to go into the computer01:24
holsteinnot the mixer01:24
holsteinyou dont need a mixer* ;)01:24
holsteingrkblood: how many preamps do you need?01:25
grkbloodone01:25
rlameiroyou just need to record the tracks and then use the mixer inside the computer01:25
rlameirolike ardour mixer01:25
grkbloodi got a weird setup, its not typical01:25
grkbloodits for a radio show01:25
grkbloodwith a two pc setup01:25
holsteini finally got down to 1 computer :)01:26
grkbloodyea, i cant do that01:26
holsteinwell, you *can01:27
holsteinbut, you dont have to01:27
holsteintook me a while01:27
grkbloodno, i really cant. i need a seperate pc for caller screening01:27
holsteinmaybe01:27
grkbloodlike, i said. its weird01:28
grkbloodits not really a studio setup01:28
holsteinright01:28
holsteinits for radio01:28
holsteinkinda01:28
holsteinBUT keep in mind01:28
holsteinradio is where a lot of the pro-studio gear was born01:28
holsteinthe mics and pres01:28
holsteincompressors01:28
holsteinnot all*01:29
grkbloodyea, i dont do any compressing live01:29
grkbloodim not on that level01:29
holsteinsomething to think about though01:29
grkbloodwhen i had an actual studio i compressed on course, but then i moved to internet radio01:29
holsteinive got a decent preamp that i can use01:30
holsteinto compress on the way in01:30
holsteinif i need01:30
holsteinonly one though01:31
holsteinpresonus eureka01:31
holsteina lot of bang for the buck01:31
holsteinnice EQ01:31
grkbloodthats what i had01:31
holsteinthe eureka?01:31
grkbloodyea01:31
grkbloodthat and an mbox01:31
holsteinwhere is it?01:31
grkbloodi sold it liek a year ago01:31
holsteinthats perfect for voice01:32
holsteintoo bad01:32
grkbloodwell, thats when i had a studio for recording music01:32
grkbloodit was necessary then01:32
grkbloodalright guys, im out01:34
grkbloodlater01:34
holsteinlaterx grkblood :)01:35
p-up-ihi21:42
p-up-iI tried to install rakarrack from sources, but it messed up the presets and doesn't show the midi converter21:42
p-up-iWhat should I do to make it return to the version that is on the ubuntustudio repositories?21:43
rlameirop-up-i: have you tried to reinstall it?21:43
p-up-iyes21:44
p-up-iI wondered if there was a .rakarrack folder, but there isn't21:44
rlameiroweird21:44
p-up-ithere doesn't seem to be a folder for settings, to just wipe them off21:44
rlameiroi dont use rakarrak21:44
p-up-iyou should try it. It has a midi converter21:44
rlameirodid you unistalled the version you compiled from source?21:45
p-up-ithat's the thing I'd like to use21:45
p-up-iHow do I do that?21:45
rlameirono idea21:45
rlameiroit depends on how it was build21:45
p-up-iok21:45
rlameirogo to the folder where you compiled and look if there is some script to unistall or somethin21:45
rlameiroor on the readme21:46
rlameirodont know21:46
p-up-iok21:47
p-up-ithen I don't know21:47
rlameirop-up-i: hummm21:48
rlameiromaybe you could delete all files related to rakarrack21:49
p-up-iI deleted something in the /usr/local stuff21:49
p-up-iand it worked21:49
rlameirowell:)21:49
p-up-irenamed a rakarrack folder and it worked worse21:49
p-up-ibut it worked21:49
p-up-iSTILL the midi converter doesn't work21:49
rlameirotry to reinstall again21:49
rlameirobetter,21:49
rlameirodo a completely remove21:50
rlameiroand then install21:50
rlameirop-up-i: are you using synaptics?21:50
p-up-iyes21:50
p-up-ii did that already21:50
p-up-ithanks rlameiro, but i have to go exactly now21:50
rlameiroafter deleting the files?21:50
p-up-ithanks anyway21:50
rlameirook21:51
p-up-ibye21:51

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