| MaynardWaters | hey, I have ardour open and Jack Audio Connection kit. I hit activate, and now I cant get the mic turned off | 01:13 |
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| MaynardWaters | its creating a great hiss of nausty feedback when I dont have my headphones plugged in | 01:13 |
| MaynardWaters | any suggestions | 01:13 |
| MaynardWaters | ok, its still live like that but, I have been able to get hydrogen recording directly into ardour.... yessss | 01:26 |
| MaynardWaters | when installing new software is it best to have jack running, or not, or doesnt matter? | 01:47 |
| MaynardWaters | every recording is at least the mic and then other things too.... urg | 02:14 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: you want to start JACK first.. then start the other software | 02:48 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: internal sound cards are a challenge | 02:48 |
| holstein | i would try looking in alsamixer and see if you can mute the mic | 02:49 |
| jumpy | hi there | 10:59 |
| jumpy | is there a way to netinstall the ubuntu studio? | 11:00 |
| jumpy | so i can use a small (100mb ) image on usb and grab the packages I want from the *net? | 11:00 |
| jumpy | or should i be looking at another distro if that's my preferred way of installing | 11:00 |
| MaynardWaters | holstein: I have gotten to a point where I have had 5 things recognized with jack... it appears that manually seetting up the connections each time I open/close a program is the best way to interact with jack, but I have not been able to isolate the mic feedback that I have been gettting | 12:26 |
| MaynardWaters | I'll check the alsamixer and see if I can kill the mic there, thanks for the suggestions | 12:27 |
| MaynardWaters | thanks!/j #rosegarden | 13:55 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: the internal sound card will show up as one big device | 14:09 |
| holstein | all the ins | 14:09 |
| holstein | thats by design | 14:09 |
| holstein | its not intended for the use case you are presenting | 14:09 |
| holstein | sometimes, you can mute the mic, sometimes, its just all in on 2 channels | 14:09 |
| holstein | i say, get *any* little USB device and enjoy all of the improvements that brings | 14:10 |
| qheolet | people do you have samples wht you do with ubuntu Studio audio, images, web dev, movies stc stc stc | 14:16 |
| holstein | qheolet: i use ubuntu... so everything i do is with ubuntu | 14:17 |
| qheolet | same | 14:17 |
| holstein | http://holstein.bandcamp.com/ is some of the stuff with just me | 14:17 |
| qheolet | great! | 14:18 |
| holstein | :) | 14:18 |
| MaynardWaters | holstein: I have a tascam us -122 are you saying that any external sound card will improve preformance? | 14:24 |
| MaynardWaters | holstein: nice bass! | 14:25 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: thanks | 14:26 |
| holstein | i have a US-122 as well... that should work great | 14:26 |
| MaynardWaters | I use it with a desktop, and ardour...my housemate set that up, and I dont think jack is used in that situation | 14:27 |
| holstein | JACK is usually overkill for most folk | 14:27 |
| MaynardWaters | do you think If I mess with the settings in jack I can make thigns work better with my internal sound card? | 14:27 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: no | 14:29 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: thats a hardware limitation... nothing to do with JACK at all | 14:29 |
| holstein | the card is presented to JACK, and JACK does what it does | 14:29 |
| holstein | you might hack alsa somehow to lose that mic | 14:29 |
| holstein | internal cards are awful though | 14:30 |
| MaynardWaters | the alsamixer allowed me to turn down/off the mic | 14:30 |
| holstein | right | 14:30 |
| MaynardWaters | now im trying to get rosegarden to output some sound | 14:30 |
| holstein | that has nothing to do with JACK for example | 14:30 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: RG makes no sound | 14:30 |
| MaynardWaters | so there are multiple sound systems at work at the same time? | 14:30 |
| holstein | RG is a sequencer... you point it to a sound module | 14:31 |
| MaynardWaters | if I load up a midi file, it should make some sound | 14:31 |
| MaynardWaters | I can see the meter in rosegarden and it really looks like it wants to output some sound | 14:31 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: nope... that midi file is just telling RG to play a virtual instrument you have not specified yet | 14:31 |
| MaynardWaters | oooooooooooo | 14:31 |
| holstein | yup.. you'll see meters moving and hear no sound | 14:31 |
| holstein | RG makes no sounds | 14:32 |
| MaynardWaters | so i have to have something like qsynth open to actually create the sounds | 14:32 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: RG is just a sequencer | 14:32 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: to hear sounds, you need something that makes sounds... something that RG uses as a sound modules | 14:32 |
| holstein | module* | 14:32 |
| MaynardWaters | what sythn do you recommend works best with rosegarden? | 14:32 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: i use whatever i need, sound wise | 14:33 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: zynaddsubfx? or the new fork, yoshimi | 14:33 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: or, some external hardware unit | 14:33 |
| MaynardWaters | yep thats installed | 14:33 |
| holstein | they all work best with RG | 14:34 |
| holstein | JACK lets you route whatever you want | 14:34 |
| MaynardWaters | ok got jack, rosegarden and yoshimi open... now Im going to try to connect them with jack | 14:35 |
| MaynardWaters | I need to figure out the difference between the "connections" box in jack and the patchbay | 14:36 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: just dont use the patchbay | 14:36 |
| holstein | "connections" is the patchbay | 14:36 |
| holstein | there are other GUI alternatice to qjackctl as well | 14:36 |
| holstein | as in #opensourcemusicians ...i just use qjack and manually connect each time | 14:37 |
| MaynardWaters | ok, one thing at a time, im still with the default jack gui | 14:39 |
| MaynardWaters | joshimi has shown up in the readable clients, but not the writeable clients | 14:39 |
| MaynardWaters | so it looks to me like I can output things from yoshimi to rosegarden, but not the other way around | 14:39 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: you might need to use a2jmidid | 14:39 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: i assure you it'll work | 14:40 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: again, those guys in #opensourcemusicians are the ones that really know | 14:40 |
| holstein | i dont do much midi | 14:40 |
| MaynardWaters | ok, ill move my chatter over then for now then, got a2jmidid | 14:42 |
| qheolet | Holstein add you in G+ Nice music! | 14:42 |
| holstein | qheolet: thanks!... i need to get more active there in g+ | 14:43 |
| holstein | OK folks.. im out... im taking lunch to my girlfriend, then im taking my bass to the lake where its quiet... going to work on some bach and try and finish making some charts | 14:44 |
| holstein | MaynardWaters: feel free and chatter up in here all you want.. im just trying to point you to where you might find more appropriate help :) | 14:44 |
| holstein | enjoy! | 14:45 |
| qheolet | see you!! | 14:45 |
| MaynardWaters | holstein: enjoy the lake and bass | 14:50 |
| astraljava | Rebel bass? http://astraljava.kapsi.fi/rebel_bass.jpg | 14:52 |
| qheolet | people do you have samples what you do with ubuntu Studio audio, images, web dev, movies stc stc stc | 15:19 |
| holstein | astraljava: lol | 15:37 |
| len-dt | astraljava, i'd prolly hurt myself on that bass. | 19:06 |
| tgm4883 | Just a quick note, there appears to be a broken image in the top middle on the website. Also, 12.04 isn't listed on http://ubuntustudio.org/downloads (although it is on the front page) | 22:46 |
| len-dt | tgm4883, there is a whole new website coming soon. Sorry for the delay. | 22:49 |
| tgm4883 | len-dt, no worries, I was actually just checking what your recommended ISO arch was | 22:49 |
| tgm4883 | we (mythbuntu) just changed to 64-bit | 22:49 |
| len-dt | We have both 32 and 64 bit ISOs | 22:49 |
| tgm4883 | right I was just checking if you recommended one | 22:50 |
| len-dt | It depends on your needs. | 22:56 |
| len-dt | If 32bit apps are used a lot... like wine 32bit has to be used. I think the guys with 64bit systems tend to use the amd64 ISO though. | 22:57 |
| len-dt | I have 32bit systems and so use the i386 ISO. | 22:57 |
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