[04:30] is line out/headphone jack switching hard wired or can i have monitoring output on jack? [04:34] i'd like to monitor input for sooperlooper at my headphones while it plays on speakers [04:35] it would be easier to buy a splitter cable or usb audio interface but dx it's sunday and i'd need to order them online [04:43] take a look at alsamixer [04:43] I think they are labeled [04:44] On my netbook (HDA audio) there was a master level, line out level and headphone level and they could all be up at the same time. [04:55] thx [04:55] that at least got signal splitted [04:56] no problem [04:57] i cannot find separate outs on jackctl but i guess i need to get myself some audio interface/sound card anyway [04:58] That may be true. What does aplay -l say? [04:59] you may be able to use zita-j2a to get the other outputs. [04:59] It depends on how your audio interface is wired. [05:00] * OvenWerks has his internal audio interface turned off in bios... [05:04] http://pastebin.com/PGhtSSBF [05:06] It looks like you could have a second stereo out anyway. [05:08] It looks like you are using hw:0.0 now and maybe zita-j2a -d hw:0.2 [05:08] would get some more. I don't know that would be your HP or some other output though [05:10] alsamixer may see them all as one card. As I said I don't play with internal audio stuff much. [05:10] it says invalid value for a card, where can i find the identifier? [05:11] an't open ALSA playback device 'hw:0.2'. [05:11] when you go to qjackctl setup... [05:11] can't* [05:11] there is a small > next to the box by Interface [05:12] it should give you a list. [05:12] ach so [05:12] hw:Intel:0.2 [05:13] Try that then [05:14] still says can't open but identifier is right [05:15] Which output is jack using? [05:15] Or I guess I should ask if jack is running [05:15] hw:Intel [05:15] yes it is [05:15] OK. Not sure then. [05:16] i'll tinker with these settings [05:16] I don't have one that complex to play with. [05:16] maybe i'll bruteforce my way there [05:17] You can try setting input and output separately in jack and then you can switch the outputs around [05:17] zita-j2a -h gives other options too [05:18] I am assuming you would be using 48k for example. [05:18] if you have jack set to 44.1k zita-j2a may not be able to set the same device to 48000 [05:20] at first i used to hate jack but i'm getting to like it [05:21] I run it all the time. On this machine it starts with the session and pulse always goes through jack. [05:22] By The way, 48k is the design speed for the internal audio. Most audio interfaces sound best at that speed. [05:28] ok i think i got 44.1k [05:29] they will probably both have to be the same [07:06] nice new look.. [07:19] hi [07:20] question- I'm using 14.04 ubuntu studio.. and trying to load xsynth-dssi with jack-dssi-host .. I get an error . failed to load plugin library. [07:21] does this work on ubuntustudio 14.04 ? wondering how to troublshoot. [07:27] nevermind. env not set for DSSI_PATH