[02:59] FYI ... http://www.ubuntuphotographer.com/ [03:21] are there any other fm synth options out there aside from hexter? [05:02] Would something like this work with Ubuntu Studio? www.amazon.com/M-Audio-US41750-Audiophile-Hi-def-Card/dp/B00064ABSG/ [05:04] jbermudes: should [05:04] ive heard good things about that card [05:04] i know, you wont see anything from maudio in a professional stuio [05:04] studio* [05:05] depending on your needs, i think it would be a good value if you get it cheap [05:05] jbermudes: i saw them for like $40 us used [05:05] holstein: I want to record some video footage and 3 audio sources and have the 3 audio sources be 3 separate audio tracks for the video. Will this card help me do that? [05:06] jbermudes: its 2 channels [05:06] jbermudes: you likely want 3 stereo sources. so 6 tracks [05:06] thats not trivial [05:06] not easy for a system to handle either. though i do that routinely with my firepod [05:06] the presonus firepod is a good value for 8 analog inputs [05:07] that gets into the headache of firewire though.. and you dont need that [05:07] What if I don't care about stereo audio? (These are sourcing from 3 headset microphones) [05:07] you could use something USB with 6 ins [05:07] jbermudes: you dont hae to "care" about it.. if you want 3 sources that are stereo, thats 3 channels [05:07] if you want only 3 mono sources, that card you link does 2 [05:08] if i wanted to do what you are doing, i would get a mixer, and just use what i have til i see what i need [05:08] But doesn't the mixer mix it down into 1 combined audio track? [05:09] yup.. you'll mix it to 2 tracks.. a stereo track... on the way in [05:09] I need to preserve each microphone as a separate track so that the video file can have different audio tracks, like the way a DVD has multiple languages [05:10] jbermudes: microphones? [05:10] jbermudes: you'll need preamps then [05:10] you need something with 3 preamps.. for mics [05:10] my firepod has 8 [05:10] there are 4 channel interfaces for USB [05:10] jbermudes: what you linked has no preamps [05:12] http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/alesis-io4-4-channel-24-bit-recording-interface [05:12] ^^ i dont know about the linux support for that.. but it would do what you are looking for [05:12] http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/m-audio-fast-track-ultra-usb-2.0-audio-interface [05:12] ^ i have heard that works with linux [05:13] http://bugtrack.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main is where the supported cards are listed [05:13] jbermudes: try and keep in mind the budget and the team and the gear that movies use [05:14] try and emulate that workflow as best you can [05:14] im not saying you have to spend a coupld grand, but you can use some appropriate gear that you find at a good value [05:14] http://www.ffado.org/ for the firewire devices [05:15] jbermudes: im out.. i gotta get up early.. check #opensourcemusicians if its slow in here.. cheers.. [05:15] holstein: Thanks again! [13:56] hola [13:57] Hello shirubio [13:58] safa el ubuntu studio? [14:00] !? [14:01] What language are you using?? [14:01] quien hablon [14:02] nice ubuntu studio? [14:04] Yes [15:57] Hi everyone [15:57] Does someone know how can I block/ignore Midi time clock events with alsa? [15:57] from my midi keyboard [16:17] this web IRC window was opened during my installation of 12.10 [16:18] some months ago i tried 12.04 [16:19] sometimes the system just freeze itself [16:20] if i left it there doing nothing, it survives a day without crash [16:21] but it randomly crashed from time to time when performing cpu intensive tasks [16:22] it's not a memory or cpu failure, since that is not a problem when running windows on the same machine. [16:24] so now i wanna know if the problem is solved with 12.10 or not [16:25] i m now installing it onto a usb harddrive [16:28] i m new to linux, 6 months if you wonder. could anybody tell me what will happen when executing an application with memory less than enough and without swap? [16:29] in windows i will be notified 'not enough memory' [16:29] or appcrash [16:31] there should be no chance an appcrash kills the OS, just wondering what would be the cause for my bad experience with ubuntustudio1204 [16:32] well the installation is done, gonna reboot [16:32] wish me good luck [16:33] during 16 minutes i didn't see any reply, maybe it's a connection problem? [17:28] mighty_aboba: Probably you need to configure your keyboard to not send it === zequence_ is now known as zequence === jesus is now known as Guest73435 === torminator is now known as Guest67536