[04:21] Hi [04:22] im looking for a good resource to aid in configuring jackd [04:22] its really kicking my ass [04:23] sure [04:23] try the GUI [04:23] qjackctl [04:23] i typically issue "gksudo qjackctl" for troubleshooting purposes [04:24] hey i talked to you the other day, i got 12.04 up n runnin [04:25] coo [04:25] l [04:37] thanks for you help, AGAIN [15:10] Anyone know much about mixing speech with music [15:10] sure [15:10] Like a music bed you hear on radio [15:11] you could do that with something as simple as audacity [15:11] there are tricky tools that are supposed to "dodge" or whatever [15:11] but, i say, just mix it [15:11] Sorry,I forgot to say I want to automate it [15:11] yeah, you actually dont [15:11] I have hundreds of speech files [15:11] but, you can try if you want [15:12] automating it will be kind of hit and miss [15:12] I figured that [15:12] the pro's dont automate it [15:12] But I wondered if there was a general rule that I can follow [15:12] you might find something online [15:12] Kentrel: sure [15:12] you want to be able to hear both [15:12] I'm not doing anything Pro - just want a music bed for my audiobooks [15:12] Without mudding the speech [15:12] yeah [15:12] just turn the music down more [15:12] you can EQ them [15:12] but, i say, keep it simple [15:13] just turn the volume down on the music [15:13] "ride the fader" as they say :) [15:13] you can ask in #opensourcemusicians about a more automated way if you would like [15:13] but personally, id never trust it [15:13] Yeah, I suppose i'll do that [15:13] I noticed ubuntu has a few commandline tools for stuff like that [15:14] sure [15:14] doesnt really matter what tool you use