[00:01] rlameiro: thanks, I needed that. It's finally done though. Only 5 hours later. [00:05] Phatsta: 5 hours... wow, you really have patience :D [00:20] Phatsta: http://qtractor.sourceforge.net/qtractor-index.html [00:21] im not a big MIDI guy [00:21] but i have heard great things :) [01:01] looks okay, but there are no audio channels? [01:03] Phatsta: should be [01:03] doesnt have automation [01:03] AFAIK [01:03] looks like cubase almost [01:03] hmmm, i'll give you that :) [01:04] :) [02:01] hello =) [02:01] in august go to USA [02:01] =) [02:01] nice virtu [02:01] where? [02:01] will arive in Philadelphia, them go to NY and after down to Disney [02:02] 08/01 to 08/17 [02:02] arrive [02:02] nice [02:02] now have to get my pass and visa [02:02] that'll be fun [02:02] got this travel by AA at U$318 [02:02] you on tour? [02:02] w0w [02:03] vacations time [02:03] thats resonable [02:03] holstein: very very nice deal [02:03] very cheap the ticket [02:04] the sales started at midnight [02:04] and had luck to check some deals sites that are showing this promo [02:19] holstein: my last video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G-J18xYV48 [11:47] Hallo :) [11:47] Kann man im /usr/share ordner NUR über rootrechte was ändern ? [11:48] Yes [11:48] Only root can change files there [11:48] thx :) [11:48] :-O wrong channel xD [11:48] But most programs also look in your home folder [11:48] the .local directory [11:49] So if you put anything in $HOME/.local/share big chance it will work too [11:51] i want to update some patch/banks to ZynaddSubFX ... [15:21] hi, just installed ubuntu studio on a laptop, now it appears my wireless card is working, at least i can see broadcasted SSIDs, yet somehow it refuses to actually join anything... any ideas? [16:05] bodisiw_: well thats progress [16:07] did you install the network manger? [16:07] if you can 'wire-up' [16:07] to internet [16:08] and sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome [16:08] try that out [17:20] holstein, yeah, i installed network manager [17:20] bodisiw_: whats the error? [17:20] ive got the nm-applet or whatever [17:20] you see ssid's [17:20] in the nm-applet [17:21] and you click on them [17:21] put in wpa or whatever [17:21] and what happens? [17:21] yeah, using the applet i see ssid's, then i click one, two green circles spin for a while, then it fails and goes back to a red x [17:21] mulitple AP's? [17:21] maybe i can use a cli command to find out the problem [17:21] youve tested on multiple AP's? [17:21] yeah, there are multiple APs listed... i select one of them [17:21] yeah, ive tested multiple [17:22] hmmm [17:22] they all fail [17:22] well, i had a broadcom chip [17:22] have* [17:22] on a mininote [17:22] it would act that way [17:22] with a certain driver [17:22] with a certain kernel [17:22] bodisiw_: i would say [17:22] wire it up [17:22] take all updates [17:22] reboot [17:22] done it several times [17:22] see if its the same [17:22] then [17:22] try a differet driver [17:22] if there is one [17:23] if not [17:23] run lspci [17:23] get the network card [17:23] and start searching around [17:23] im using the broadcom low power lpphy [17:23] you dont need to search 'ubuntustudio' [17:23] okay, maybe ill go to regular ubuntu channel [17:23] you can broaden your search a bit [17:23] bodisiw_: try #ubuntu-beginners [17:24] or maybe your loco channel [17:24] id just like to know why connecting to the ap fails [17:24] http://loco.ubuntu.com/ [17:24] bodisiw_: thats what was happening with one driver or the other [17:24] when my broadcom chip [17:24] with* [17:24] same behavior [17:25] if im right [17:25] the driver is just not able to fully talk to the device [17:28] bbl.. [19:54] hello all [20:01] eum, how can I connect my alsa midi to jack midi when I use freebob? [20:23] bartje: hey [20:23] hey holstein [20:24] a2jmidid is what you need [20:24] apt-get it [20:24] and run it from the command line [20:24] when JACK is running [20:24] and you should see what you need to patch :) [20:25] ah :-), I only get a midi through [20:25] but perhaps I have to add some options [20:26] through is the deal [20:26] that'll work [20:26] OR thats how i do it * [20:26] i use the through to pass the data between the tabs [20:27] ah, ok, I have no experience with midi through, but doesn't it cause trouble having one port, and two midi isntruments? [20:28] bartje: im not sure [20:28] let me refer you to #opensourcemusicians [20:28] more MIDI folk over there [20:29] you might be able to run another instance of a2jmidid [20:29] for all i know [20:29] bartje: No problem as long as the midi devices are set on different channels [20:29] set to* [20:29] * holstein face palms [20:29] of course [20:30] that makes sense now [20:30] i forget how MIDI works with channels [20:30] bartje: Or you want to connect one midi hardware device to two soft instruments? [20:30] no, I have a keyboard and a digital drum [20:31] bartje: Just set one of them to another channel. They are both likely using ch 1. [20:31] Then make sure the software is set to pick up that channel [20:32] wow, it does make things way more complicated [20:32] bartje: It's the old way of doing things. [20:32] Chaining devices. Usually you would do that if you were running several drum machines [20:33] yes, but why not simply patching the midi channels, existing in alsa, to jack, instead of using a midi through? [20:33] If you have the keyboard always set to ch2, just set input channel to ch2 on the software you use with the keyboard [20:33] Then i don't have to reconfigure my devices [20:33] The patching is not related to midi channels. [20:34] You can patch the through to all software, just set the software to pick up the midi channel you want it to [20:34] Every patch port, is a port with 16 midi channels [20:37] Maybe I'm explaining badly? [20:38] let's start from the beginning, so running a2jmidid I created a midi through port in the midi tab of jack. I then need to connect the midi through to midisport in the alsa tab? [20:40] I think you only need to run a2jmidid if you're trying to connect a firewire device. [20:40] that's exactly what I have, lol, a firewire device [20:41] Sorry, I didn't realise the midisport was firewire [20:41] bartje: First start jack, then a2jmidid. Do you see two ports in "jack" tab [20:41] no, midisport is usb, but my audio is firewire [20:41] Ah, you're using midisport? [20:41] Then you don't need jack midi [20:42] yep I do, since I load the freebob driver, there is no midi port in the midi tab [20:42] alsa tab is the midi tab for alsa midi [20:43] yes, but some software don't provide midi outs for alsa. [20:43] only for jack [20:43] which ones? [20:43] right now I was testing ardour 3 [20:43] There's also j2amidid I think [20:44] Or os there? [20:44] is* [20:44] Ardour will only give you midi outs for controlling other midi gear/programs [20:45] These should be in the alsa tab [20:45] *sigh ardour 3 has midi sequencing support, but still is in pre beta, go check it out [20:46] My apologies. Good Luck :-) [20:46] bartje: And you are uding a midi driver with jack? [20:46] using* [20:47] no, midi is usb, so when using a firewire driver, I loose my midi in jack, that's my point [20:48] To use jack midi you'll need to choose a driver for it in qjackctl settings (if you're using that) [20:48] when selecting freebob, it's grayed out [20:48] Oh. ok [20:49] I know, options are, seq, raw or none, but it's grayed out, I can't pick [20:49] I don't have firewire myself, so I don't know how that works. Did you try the firewire driver? [20:49] firewire, freebob, yes [20:50] otherwise i can't get my firewire audiocard running :-) [20:50] Yeah, but "firewire" as in firewire, not "freebob". [20:50] Can I ask why you're using Freebob? There is a 'Firewire' option in Jack's settings (that's what I use) [20:50] yes, I do all the time now, works better then freebob [20:50] yeah, freebob was nice though [20:50] back in the day :) [20:52] holstein: You get jack midi automatically with the firewire driver? Seems logical [20:53] Cause, bartje, I think what you need to do is start jack first with firewire, then a2jmidi. Then ardour 3. [20:54] And you should see alsa through and ardour in jack midi, no? [20:54] yep, that works now, but is not ideal I think. [20:55] bartje: I think that's simply because alsa and jack midi are different. You should not be any more restricted than using only alsa. [20:56] ailo_at: i think so [20:56] i dont have any MIDI devices to test with [20:56] i think Blank__ said the firepod has MIDI support [20:57] with that driver [20:57] out of the box [20:57] Yeah, I think most supported firewire devices have midi support, and only jack midi. [20:58] yes indeed, my audiofire12 has a midi port, but is not recognised in jack