| soniku | Good evening! I hear this real-time kernel is pretty nifty. Anybody know anything about it? | 05:56 |
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| jo-erlend | should it be ok to connect two microphones to a single mic input using a splitter? | 08:28 |
| bc81 | hey there. i'm on Ubuntu 10.10 & trying to get this MIDI input device (http://www.ionaudio.com/discoverkeyboardusb) working with milkytracker. the keyboard works in other programs (VMPK, Piano Booster etc.) but not milky. any tips, i've been searching around all day..can't figure this one out | 08:28 |
| AutoStatic | jo-erlend: If the mic input is stereo then it's no problem if you split it to 2x mono | 08:43 |
| AutoStatic | bc81: MilkyTracker and MIDI is very, very iffy | 08:44 |
| AutoStatic | Which version of Milky does 20.20 have? | 08:45 |
| AutoStatic | 10.10 I mean | 08:45 |
| bc81 | AutoStatic: not sure what it was, i upgraded to the latest with a ppa (MIDI not working in either version) | 08:55 |
| AutoStatic | Which PPA? | 08:56 |
| bc81 | AutoStatic: i used the one that waslinked from the milkytracker download page: https://launchpad.net/~philip5/+archive/extra | 08:57 |
| AutoStatic | Ah ok, that shoudl work, I've used that one too for 10.04 | 08:58 |
| AutoStatic | ^^should | 08:58 |
| AutoStatic | SOme times it works, sometimes it doesn't, not sure why | 08:58 |
| AutoStatic | That doesn't help you of course | 08:58 |
| AutoStatic | Your MIDI connections are set up right? | 08:59 |
| bc81 | well, that's just the thing i don't know how to set them up. to get them working with the other programs i mentioned, i just started fluidsynth in a terminal and everything worked fine | 09:00 |
| bc81 | is there some kind of software i can use to set up MIDI connections? | 09:00 |
| AutoStatic | aconnectgui | 09:03 |
| AutoStatic | Or if you use JACK, QjackCtl and then the ALSA tab of the Connections window | 09:04 |
| bc81 | AutoStatic: ok, got the JACK running..in the ALSA tab of connections..now what? there's a "MIDI through" and "ION Laptop Piano" in each column, i tried running VMPK but now it's not working where earlier it was with fluidsynth in a terminal | 09:15 |
| bc81 | this is so convoluted | 09:16 |
| AutoStatic | He he, it's not comvoluted, it's modular ;) | 09:17 |
| AutoStatic | ^^convoluted | 09:17 |
| AutoStatic | You want to use FluidSynth with your MIDI keyboard? | 09:18 |
| AutoStatic | Or MilkyTracker? | 09:19 |
| AutoStatic | And did you try aconnectgui? I ask this because MilkyTracker does support JACK but only after some tweaking. | 09:19 |
| bc81 | ok, i;ll try aconnectgui again..i want to use midi keybord with milkytracker | 09:20 |
| bc81 | haha got it! thanks man..whew that only took all day | 09:23 |
| AutoStatic | The MilkyTracker MIDI connection is called RtMidi Input Client btw | 09:23 |
| AutoStatic | Ah cool! | 09:23 |
| bc81 | yea, it wan't all connected i just had to go out from piano into midi through port-0 | 09:24 |
| bc81 | that was the missing step | 09:24 |
| bc81 | my next question, any way to start these different software and have them automatically make the proper connections in aconnectgui? | 09:25 |
| AutoStatic | You could use a little script | 09:26 |
| AutoStatic | There are session managers, but they only work with JACK | 09:26 |
| AutoStatic | And JACK and MilkyTracker needs some fiddling | 09:26 |
| AutoStatic | Something like this: | 09:30 |
| AutoStatic | #!/bin/bash | 09:31 |
| AutoStatic | milkytracker & | 09:31 |
| AutoStatic | vmpk & | 09:31 |
| AutoStatic | sleep 2 | 09:31 |
| AutoStatic | aconnect VMPK RtMidi | 09:31 |
| AutoStatic | That starts MilkyTracker and VMPK, then waits 2 seconds so those apps can start and then it connects the VMPK output with the MilkyTracker MIDI input | 09:31 |
| bc81 | AutoStatic: that's brilliant, thanks. just what i needed to get started in this stuff. only problem i'm having with that is VMPK only makes sound when fluidsynth is started, i'm going to try adding a line in that script. see i don't know what is and isn't compatible, there's so much to learn | 09:35 |
| bc81 | no, when i do that still no sound in VMPK, and input not recognized in milky | 09:36 |
| bc81 | maybe its the command used to start fluidsynth: fluidsynth -g 2 -C 0 -R 0 -r 22050 -c 6 -z 128 -l -a alsa -o audio.alsa.device=plughw:0 -o midi.alsa_seq.id=fs /usr/share/sounds/sf2/FluidR3_GM.sf2 /usr/share/sounds/sf2/FluidR3_GS.sf2 | 09:37 |
| AutoStatic | VMPK is a virtual MIDI keyboard, it doesn't make any sound by itself | 09:37 |
| AutoStatic | I've never used fluidsynth from the command line so I'm not sure | 09:37 |
| bc81 | there's a GUI? | 09:38 |
| AutoStatic | Try Qsynth | 09:38 |
| bc81 | ok | 09:38 |
| AutoStatic | Or jack-dssi-host fluidsynth.so | 09:38 |
| AutoStatic | from the command line | 09:38 |
| AutoStatic | Both apps need JACK to run though | 09:39 |
| AutoStatic | Ah, no, Qsynth can also run with just ALSA | 09:39 |
| AutoStatic | qsynth -a alsa | 09:40 |
| AutoStatic | Oops, I meant jack-dssi-host fluidsynth-dssi.so if you want to use the FluidSynth DSSI plug-in as stand-alone app. | 09:41 |
| bc81 | AutoStatic: i get errors for that command (after installing the package dssi-host-jack) http://pastebin.com/28UvtmQp | 09:46 |
| AutoStatic | sudo apt-get install fluidsynth-dssi | 09:49 |
| bc81 | there's loads of static after loading soundfonts: /usr/share/sounds/sf2/FluidR3_GM.sf2 & FluidR3_GS.sf2 | 09:53 |
| bc81 | sigh, it's ok i'll just stick to running one thing at a time (either fluidsynth+Piano Booster, or aconnect+milky) | 09:54 |
| AutoStatic | static is probably a sample rate issue | 09:55 |
| bc81 | well, i'll try to sort that out later, i can't thank you enough for all your help | 09:57 |
| AutoStatic | NP | 09:57 |
| Daviey | Hello! | 12:24 |
| Daviey | Would it make you sad if jack lost firewire support? | 12:24 |
| Daviey | (for natty) | 12:25 |
| AutoStatic | Why would JACK loose FireWire support for Natty? | 12:26 |
| Daviey | AutoStatic, sorry, missed this - not being hilighted. | 13:04 |
| Daviey | We are looking to demote libffado from main, jack - being on main, can't depend on it. | 13:05 |
| AutoStatic | Daviey: so libffado will move to universe? | 13:11 |
| Daviey | AutoStatic, that is the plan | 13:12 |
| Daviey | or, the desired thing :) | 13:12 |
| AutoStatic | Daviey: iirc actually the jackd-firewire package does the 'bridging' | 13:12 |
| AutoStatic | Daviey: So if that would move to universe I don't see much issues | 13:13 |
| AutoStatic | Daviey: but is part of the JACK package | 13:14 |
| AutoStatic | So you'll have to split up that package | 13:15 |
| Daviey | it's an issue for, bug 730759 & bug 730760 :/ | 13:18 |
| ubottu | Launchpad bug 730759 in dbus-c++ (Ubuntu Natty) "[MIR] b-d for libffado" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/730759 | 13:18 |
| ubottu | Launchpad bug 730760 in libconfig (Ubuntu Natty) "[MIR] b-d for libffado" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/730760 | 13:18 |
| Daviey | AutoStatic, Can someone from the dev team come to the release meeting? | 13:18 |
| AutoStatic | No idea, you might ask on #ubuntustudio-devel | 13:20 |
| AutoStatic | I'm not a part of the dev team | 13:20 |
| Daviey | ah | 13:21 |
| Daviey | AutoStatic, thanks for your help | 13:21 |
| AutoStatic | NP | 13:21 |
| holstein | jo-erlend: i would not | 13:52 |
| holstein | connect 2 mic's with a spliter | 13:52 |
| holstein | you can split a signal alright with a splitter | 13:52 |
| holstein | but not join | 13:52 |
| holstein | jo-erlend: NM | 13:53 |
| holstein | i see you and AutoStatic discussed it already :) | 13:53 |
| AutoStatic | Most Mic inputs are stereo afaik | 13:54 |
| AutoStatic | So if you use a 2x mono splitter it should work | 13:54 |
| holstein | AutoStatic: yeah, depends on the hardware | 13:54 |
| holstein | AutoStatic: WTF is up with that firewire thing? | 13:55 |
| holstein | Daviey: i think it would suck | 13:55 |
| holstein | who needs to go where? | 13:55 |
| holstein | to help make that not happen? | 13:55 |
| Daviey | holstein, discussion in -devel | 13:55 |
| jo-erlend | holstein, AutoStatic: damn. I was hoping I could use a headset and my guitar at the same time without getting a new soundcard. | 15:42 |
| holstein | hmm | 15:43 |
| holstein | i dont think so | 15:43 |
| holstein | you wont want to plug your guitar right into a sound card anyways | 15:43 |
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| holstein | jo-erlend: check out | 15:50 |
| holstein | http://tascam.com/product/us-100/ | 15:50 |
| holstein | or something like a http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/UCA202.aspx | 15:50 |
| holstein | with a mixer like http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/502.aspx | 15:51 |
| holstein | you should be able to get both those for around $70 US | 15:52 |
| jo-erlend | yes, I should invest in something like that. | 15:53 |
| jo-erlend | I do tend to penalize companies for making statements such as these: «TASCAM’s US-200 is a 2-in/4-out USB 2.0 Audio/MIDI Interface for Mac and Windows computers, housed in a lightweight, portable chassis.» | 15:56 |
| holstein | you mean the mac and windows part? | 15:58 |
| jo-erlend | yes. | 15:58 |
| holstein | well, RME supports linux | 15:58 |
| holstein | but, even the 'starter kit' basic is probably a grand or so | 15:58 |
| holstein | im assuming thats overkill for your needs | 15:58 |
| jo-erlend | I actually bought a webcam I seriously had no need for when I saw Creative: «Works with Linux». I do the opposite when the companies do the opposite. | 15:59 |
| jo-erlend | a grand of NOKs are ok. I suppose that's not what you meant? :) | 15:59 |
| holstein | NOK ? | 15:59 |
| jo-erlend | Norwegian Crowns. | 16:00 |
| holstein | the audio folks have to be careful | 16:00 |
| holstein | they get money from who knows where | 16:00 |
| jo-erlend | heh... And now people have decided that all wireless audio equipment has to be replaced, I read somewhere. | 16:01 |
| holstein | the devices i suggested though work well | 16:01 |
| holstein | out of the box | 16:01 |
| jo-erlend | sure, but they're advertising either incompetence or an agenda against Linux. Neither works well as an incentive to buy. | 16:02 |
| holstein | well, the internal card you are using had no linux endorsements either | 16:02 |
| jo-erlend | actually, it did. | 16:03 |
| holstein | but, i always suggest emailing the companies | 16:03 |
| jo-erlend | well, the motherboard did. | 16:03 |
| holstein | jo-erlend: right on | 16:03 |
| holstein | i share those convictions | 16:03 |
| holstein | BUT, i also need professional equipment | 16:03 |
| holstein | for what i do | 16:03 |
| holstein | so, i walk the line | 16:03 |
| jo-erlend | but they don't have to brag about linux support, as long as they don't say that it's "designed for Windows and Mac". | 16:04 |
| jo-erlend | I'm just an artist. I can live without "professional equipment". I can make better recordings with my N900 than some of my biggest heroes could in studios. :) | 16:06 |
| holstein | hmmm | 16:06 |
| holstein | id like to hear that | 16:07 |
| holstein | i would personally like to see some 'built for linux' firewire interfaces | 16:07 |
| jo-erlend | you're in luck then. As a test, I uploaded a few videos onto youtube. Let me find them. | 16:07 |
| jo-erlend | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cs9yojlmR8c | 16:09 |
| jo-erlend | it wasn't really meant for distribution. :) | 16:10 |
| holstein | cool | 16:10 |
| holstein | nice playing | 16:10 |
| holstein | when you turn it on | 16:10 |
| holstein | and you hear that level of noise? | 16:10 |
| holstein | kinda like wind | 16:10 |
| holstein | that is about as loud as the guitar | 16:10 |
| holstein | thats what nice gear helps with | 16:11 |
| holstein | nice preamps | 16:12 |
| jo-erlend | sure. But I'm not that interested in perfect audio. | 16:12 |
| jo-erlend | thanks btw :) | 16:12 |
| holstein | where you can get low noise to signal ratio | 16:12 |
| holstein | well, its not an issue of perfect | 16:12 |
| jo-erlend | I usually just remove the noise in audacity :) | 16:12 |
| holstein | right | 16:12 |
| holstein | you are notching out some high end | 16:12 |
| holstein | from the source too | 16:12 |
| holstein | the guitar or vocal | 16:12 |
| holstein | you cant fix it 100% in post | 16:13 |
| jo-erlend | I didn't really understand that | 16:13 |
| holstein | when you 'remove the noise' in audacity | 16:13 |
| holstein | that effects the rest of the audio as well | 16:13 |
| holstein | even if you dont use the EQ much | 16:13 |
| jo-erlend | I made a little recording a little while ago. You can listen if you like. I think the result was quite nice, even though there was a lot of noise to begin with. | 16:13 |
| holstein | and use some really nice commercial noise removal | 16:13 |
| holstein | ideally, you track it without the hiss | 16:14 |
| holstein | jo-erlend: sure, link it up :) | 16:14 |
| jo-erlend | sure, if I can get some nice equipment without feeling like a second class citizen because of my choice of OS, I'm all for it. | 16:14 |
| holstein | eh, its all buisness | 16:15 |
| holstein | some of them support linux | 16:15 |
| holstein | motu is not cool | 16:15 |
| holstein | maudio has great support | 16:15 |
| holstein | *usually | 16:15 |
| holstein | i mean, the same thing could be said about gaming | 16:16 |
| holstein | intel is by far the most linux friendly | 16:16 |
| holstein | but, if you want to game, you need ati or nvidia | 16:16 |
| jo-erlend | I do say the same thing about gaming. | 16:16 |
| holstein | and who knows when they will say 'supports linux' on the box | 16:16 |
| holstein | im not saying it makes it right | 16:17 |
| holstein | im just saying, you need those tools for gamin | 16:17 |
| holstein | g | 16:17 |
| jo-erlend | I would rather purchase two soundboards from Creative with a Tux-label than a single device with two inputs. | 16:20 |
| holstein | and i understand why | 16:21 |
| holstein | BUT | 16:21 |
| jo-erlend | ... that doesn't, I mean. | 16:21 |
| holstein | creative does not make proper equipment | 16:21 |
| holstein | for plugging your guitar into your computer | 16:21 |
| holstein | they make consumer audio gear | 16:21 |
| holstein | which is fine | 16:21 |
| holstein | and you can route a mixer into it, and get the job done | 16:22 |
| jo-erlend | right. And I won't have to be a hipocrite. | 16:23 |
| holstein | well, about linux support at least | 16:23 |
| jo-erlend | hehe, what's that supposed to mean? | 16:24 |
| holstein | if you were in a room full of linux users | 16:24 |
| holstein | youd be fine | 16:24 |
| holstein | in a room full of recording engineers.. im not so sure ;) | 16:24 |
| jo-erlend | whenever I'm in a room with other people, I'm in a room with Linux users, whether they know it or not :) | 16:25 |
| holstein | hehe | 16:25 |
| holstein | you'd be fine with that behringer mixer i linked | 16:25 |
| holstein | routed to your sound card | 16:26 |
| holstein | BUT that doesnt change anyones buisness practices are berhinger | 16:26 |
| jo-erlend | music is a major part of my freedom. I object verbosely and loudly to the idea that I should give up freedom in order to play music. I'd rather not record. | 16:27 |
| holstein | yeah, but using the proper tool for the job doesnt violate your freedom | 16:27 |
| holstein | just because maudio doesnt have a picture of a penguin | 16:28 |
| holstein | doesnt mean they are volitile | 16:28 |
| holstein | AND, that picture of a penguin on creative gear | 16:28 |
| holstein | is a buisness decision | 16:28 |
| holstein | and i appreciate it | 16:28 |
| holstein | BUT, our freedoms are not on the radar | 16:28 |
| jo-erlend | then I certainly won't lend them my monetary strength. | 16:29 |
| holstein | because of the penguin sticker? | 16:29 |
| holstein | what does that sticker indicate? | 16:29 |
| holstein | does it say 'we write linux drivers' ? | 16:29 |
| jo-erlend | no, as I said, they don't have to brag about linux support, as long as they don't brag about win and osx support either. | 16:30 |
| holstein | does it say 'the chipsets we use are supported by the linux kernel' ? | 16:30 |
| holstein | what does it actually indicate? | 16:30 |
| holstein | i mean, i assume it indicates 'if you are a linux user, buy this' | 16:30 |
| jo-erlend | that they don't assume that everyone uses Windows or OS X | 16:30 |
| holstein | well, they assume that money can be made by providing a statement | 16:31 |
| jo-erlend | and I support that idea. | 16:31 |
| holstein | right, me too | 16:31 |
| holstein | but, it doesnt mean anything really | 16:31 |
| holstein | unless they are releasing infomation | 16:32 |
| holstein | so drivers can be writtne | 16:32 |
| holstein | so drivers can be written | 16:32 |
| jo-erlend | ...but you support them even if they say that you have to switch to Windows or OS X in order to use the equipment? | 16:32 |
| holstein | and maudio does that | 16:32 |
| holstein | they dont have a sticker | 16:32 |
| holstein | jo-erlend: theres not a sticker that says that | 16:32 |
| holstein | switch to win or OSX | 16:32 |
| holstein | thats a suggested supported operating system statement | 16:33 |
| holstein | for the masses | 16:33 |
| jo-erlend | holstein: it says it supports Windows and OS X. It doesn't mention anything else. I don't buy that. I also don't buy headsets that are designed for Skype. | 16:33 |
| holstein | right | 16:33 |
| holstein | and i agree so an extent | 16:33 |
| holstein | its just that some companies DO release infomation | 16:33 |
| holstein | such as broadcom | 16:33 |
| holstein | recently | 16:33 |
| holstein | and thats all we need | 16:34 |
| holstein | we dont need to be hard-ons about a sticker on the box | 16:34 |
| holstein | in my opinion | 16:34 |
| holstein | and, it really hits me where i work when it comes to choosing audio geat | 16:34 |
| holstein | gear* | 16:34 |
| jo-erlend | sure, if they said "We support Windows, OS X and others*", then that'd be something else. They don't say that. They say: use windows or os x. | 16:34 |
| holstein | yeah? | 16:35 |
| holstein | i dont read 'use' | 16:35 |
| holstein | i read 'supported' | 16:35 |
| holstein | and again, thats marketing | 16:35 |
| holstein | its a buisness after all | 16:35 |
| holstein | i mean, get what you want | 16:36 |
| jo-erlend | ok, I'm an atheist, but let's pretend I was a muslim. Then I read on some food: "designed for Atheists, Jews and Christians". Would I buy that food? | 16:36 |
| holstein | im not trying to step on any freedoms | 16:36 |
| holstein | im just saying | 16:36 |
| holstein | a sticker on a box is marketing | 16:36 |
| holstein | even the penguin | 16:36 |
| holstein | some comapanies release info | 16:36 |
| holstein | and some dont | 16:36 |
| jo-erlend | your returnkey is going to get worn out before its time. :) | 16:37 |
| holstein | jo-erlend: and you'd probably would buy that food, if the alternatives didnt work for you | 16:37 |
| jo-erlend | the point is that they're promoting platforms I don't use, implicitly saying that their products aren't for me. Even if I know that it works, I won't buy it. | 16:39 |
| holstein | right | 16:39 |
| holstein | and im saying when its luctrative to promote those platforms, they will | 16:39 |
| jo-erlend | and I won't help make such stupidity even more lucrative. | 16:39 |
| holstein | and i think you are avoiding some hardware from manufacturers that *do* support freedom | 16:40 |
| holstein | and release information freely | 16:40 |
| jo-erlend | if they don't say so, they don't support it. | 16:40 |
| holstein | on the box? | 16:41 |
| holstein | nothing with that new broadcom chip says linux supported | 16:41 |
| holstein | AFAIK | 16:41 |
| jo-erlend | if they say that their equipment works on Windows, OS X and nothing else, then yes, they don't support Linux, even if their equipment is usable on that platform. | 16:41 |
| holstein | and that the most recent mainstream company i know of t decide to do that | 16:41 |
| holstein | i think its different with audio | 16:42 |
| holstein | when OSX really rules the market | 16:42 |
| holstein | and as a company you would want that to be the marketing angle probably | 16:42 |
| jo-erlend | it does? I know some musicians, and none of them uses OS X. | 16:42 |
| holstein | yeah? | 16:43 |
| holstein | its been the industry standard for years now | 16:43 |
| holstein | OSX - protools | 16:43 |
| jo-erlend | the problem is that Windows is the big platform and OS X is for creative people, while Linux is for geeks. Well. Geeks are creative and truly creative people appreciate their freedom. Some of the old misconceptions have to die. | 16:43 |
| holstein | and i agree to an extent | 16:44 |
| holstein | its just that i see the problem differently | 16:44 |
| holstein | microsoft and apple are companies | 16:44 |
| holstein | linux is you and me | 16:44 |
| holstein | and anyone else | 16:45 |
| holstein | there is no 'linux' | 16:45 |
| holstein | geeks or no | 16:45 |
| jo-erlend | "software designed for white people. Sure, it works for blacks too, we just don't encourage it, because there isn't enough money in it." | 16:45 |
| holstein | ^^ thats not the point either | 16:45 |
| jo-erlend | seems to be from where I'm standing. | 16:45 |
| holstein | i just urge you to look deeper than what stickers are on the box | 16:46 |
| holstein | we need information about devices released | 16:47 |
| holstein | they can write whatever they need to on the box | 16:47 |
| holstein | whatever sells it | 16:47 |
| jo-erlend | would a "works with linux"-sticker have any adverse effects on the purchase of windows and osx users? | 16:47 |
| holstein | i think the companies are just realizing having a campaign like that would actually help | 16:48 |
| holstein | jo-erlend: maybe | 16:48 |
| holstein | it would cost more though | 16:48 |
| holstein | printing them up | 16:48 |
| holstein | and paying someone to stick them on | 16:48 |
| holstein | OR changing the current boxes | 16:48 |
| jo-erlend | well, as long as they keep their "white people are more valuable"-politics, I won't support them | 16:49 |
| holstein | right | 16:49 |
| holstein | i hear you | 16:49 |
| holstein | however | 16:49 |
| holstein | maudio releases information | 16:49 |
| holstein | freely | 16:49 |
| * jo-erlend is really white, mind you. Blue eyes and all. | 16:49 | |
| holstein | and creative gear sucks | 16:49 |
| jo-erlend | compared to what? | 16:50 |
| holstein | anything | 16:50 |
| holstein | really ;) | 16:50 |
| jo-erlend | like a sixties home studio? | 16:50 |
| holstein | anything with an XLR in | 16:50 |
| jo-erlend | I don't even know what that is. :) | 16:50 |
| holstein | right | 16:50 |
| holstein | i do , and i need them | 16:50 |
| holstein | and i support companies that support linux too | 16:51 |
| holstein | i just look a little further than stickers on the box | 16:51 |
| holstein | i appologize if im on a vendetta | 16:52 |
| holstein | im actually on a whole other vendetta | 16:52 |
| holstein | im just waiting on my time to talk about it ;) | 16:52 |
| jo-erlend | ok, so the race-example doesn't really work anymore. A more realistic example would be the US' "don't ask, don't tell" philosophy. | 16:52 |
| jo-erlend | well.. Perhaps I'm exaggerating somewhat. But I hate it when I have to feel bad about buying stuff I really want. And I would be actively paying for the Windows and OSX stickers. That just rubs me the wrong way. | 16:55 |
| jo-erlend | bbl | 17:00 |
| jo-erlend | no more power in my battery. :) | 17:00 |
| esox | hello, I would like to know how to connect a plugin to a specific output of jack-rack | 19:25 |
| holstein | hey esox | 19:37 |
| holstein | you can try asking in #opensourcemusicians | 19:37 |
| holstein | but i remember when i was messing with jack-rack | 19:38 |
| holstein | you just load up whatever plugin | 19:38 |
| holstein | and do the routing as usual in 'connections' over in JACK :) | 19:38 |
| esox | holstein: thanx. But why can one increase the number of output ? | 19:46 |
| holstein | esox: like mono to stereo? | 19:46 |
| holstein | i thought that was in the setup | 19:46 |
| holstein | but i really havent used it enough to say | 19:46 |
| holstein | i usually do sparse plugins in ardour | 19:47 |
| holstein | OR rakarrack live | 19:47 |
| holstein | esox: what are you trying to accomplish? | 19:48 |
| esox | holstein: I want to charge lets say 3 plugins (reverb, chorus and delay) and I want to be able to conect lets say the rythmbox to the delay, tracks of ardour to reverb+chorus, and then conect the signal out of the delay to input of ardour | 19:50 |
| esox | as an exemple | 19:50 |
| holstein | yeah, you should just be able to add them | 19:50 |
| holstein | in jack-rack | 19:51 |
| holstein | whatever ones you want | 19:51 |
| holstein | and do the routing over in 'connections' | 19:51 |
| holstein | IF you cant find a stereo plugin you want | 19:51 |
| holstein | you can use 2 instances of a plugin | 19:51 |
| holstein | and route the right and left channels seperately | 19:51 |
| holstein | esox: gotta run though... BBL | 19:52 |
| esox | holstein: BBL ? | 19:53 |
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| jimsve | I have a problem with Wine on a fresh install of ubuntustudio 10.10. I have a program that takes a very long time to start. Before I used normal Ubuntu 10.04 and it worked fine. I have installed ubuntu 10.10 and ubuntustudio 10.10 i two idential virtualbox machines. I see the same problem: normal ubuntu find, ubuntustudio not fine. Any idea what the problem could be? | 22:48 |
| jimsve | The kernel of both ubuntus seems to be the same, 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP ... x86_64 | 22:50 |
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