[03:03] hi all, got some questions - trying to record some original compositions with ubuntu studio.... [03:04] I'm "lost in the sauce", so to speak... [03:04] Could somebody give me a rundown on how I can educate myself on home recording, specifically with the tools in ubuntustudio? [03:05] I plan on making a comprehensive tutorial on the subject, using 10.04 LTS [03:09] be back in 30 minuntes... [03:42] exiliob: sure [03:42] you can try #opensourcemusicians [03:42] i dont think anyone will argue that JACK + ardour is a very professinal way to go [03:42] though, there are simpler ways to get started [03:43] if you'd like to just use audacity for example to "get your feet wet" [03:54] yeah, i'm on your page now. I guess I'm missing the "start here, finish there" comprehensive tut. [03:55] yup [03:55] its more like, "if your doing A, you *can* start here.. but i start here... and here's why you should/shouldnt" [03:56] AND, it depends on your hardware [03:56] anyways... learning JACK is a trick all on its own [03:57] well, i've got an older pavilion dv6000 (missing an alt key), would that someone recording just solo guitar pieces, cause that's what i'm doing. I just want some reverb as fx [03:57] oh yeah, ext. recording with audiobox usb [03:58] yup [03:58] you can do that as simple or as complex as you want [03:58] http://www.mikeholstein.info/2011/07/living-solo-bass-made-with-ubuntu.html [03:59] i did that with ubuntustudio 10.04 and KXstudio packages added [03:59] do have a link for the specific packages on that page (thx for the link,btw) [04:00] not specifices [04:00] not specifics* [04:00] mostly just upgraded custom versions [04:01] ok, thanks, bbl [04:01] you dont nee dthem so much if you are on 11.10 though [04:02] not that you need them with 10.04 [04:03] just to get newer versions past the LTS release [04:04] i just read that my external audiobox isn't working so well wit 11.10 [04:05] exiliob: check the alsa site [04:06] and theres also no reason to not just plug it in [04:06] i mean, it either works or it doesnt [14:38] is there a way to disable pulseaudio so jack can take over? 'pulseaudio -k' seems to kill it and then jack takes over and works, but then it respawns . [14:45] arges: when i run jack, pulse suspends [14:46] running qjackctl should be all you need to do [14:47] holstein, hmm. are those modifications for ubuntustudio? or should be normal behavior for pulseaudio/jack? [15:25] arges: AFAIK, thats what happens with JACK in ubuntu, and other distros as well [15:25] i believe its called pasuspender [15:25] holstein, found this: " echo "autospawn = no" > ~/.pulse/client.conf" [15:26] you can try it for yourself, but it shouldnt kill pulse, just suspend it [15:26] remove pulse if you like [15:26] yea i'm going to keep it [15:26] and use the pulse jack sing [15:26] sink [15:26] yeah, i dont do that [15:26] i dont want/need pulse in my studio [15:26] basically I want to have a studio by night... coding music / mumble machine by day [15:27] i actually rarely use pulse on my studio machine, but i still just have it there [15:27] so far, i prefer having pulse [15:27] does it add to latency too much? [15:27] arges: i just dont need it... i would expect similar performance [15:28] i start JACK, pulse goes away... i do my work, i stop JACK, and pulse makes it like a normal ubuntu destkop [15:28] yea [15:28] i have been running crunchbang linux without pulse for about 6 weeks now [15:28] ok well i just reinstalled the full 'ubuntustudio-audio' package. so maybe i missed a few things [15:29] arges: no reason to install those at all if you just need a few things [15:29] should be fine though [15:29] got plenty of disk space [15:29] : ) [15:29] sure... [15:29] feel free and try #opensourcemusicians too for tips and whatever [15:30] lots of dev's hang there, and users of all distros [15:30] blah. pulse mixer at 100% distorts the audio [15:30] ok [15:30] yea adding [15:31] arges: check out pavucontrol too [15:31] ahh cool