[01:02] hi [01:03] wassa? [01:03] any photographer here? [01:03] Darktable? RawTherapee === maseck_ is now known as maseck [15:22] hi! what is the key(s) to boot with normal kernel? I'm running Studio inside up to date Virtual Box, thanks very much! [15:23] how do I request the kernel options on boot? [15:28] what's the best way to make kdenlive not crash???? please and thank you [15:29] okay: First of all, using Virtualbox is only useful for simple stuff. For video editing or pro audio work, you'd want to install it on a real system [15:29] I have both [15:30] Understood zequence, thanks with respect [15:30] Ok. As for choosing a generic kernel - you would need to install one first [15:30] linux-lowlatency is more or less the same as the generic kernel, only better with latency [15:31] You could perhaps save some battery power with linux-generic, but that's pretty much it [15:31] On my real box, the grub had built in options for low latency or non low latency, and thank you for your help so far too [15:31] If you have both, you have installed the generic kernel at some point [15:31] okay, cool, that answers my concern, how diffent the low latency kernel was [15:31] It's 'sudo apt-get install linux-generic' [15:32] ok, I'm just looking to actually use kdenlive, which I have high hopes for [15:32] just reinstalled, lets me see what happens on load... [15:33] kdenlive on todays install from ubuntu store appears for a moment and then nothingness [15:34] okay: You can use kdenlive with either kernel. No difference in functionality [15:34] also, I am trying to just get sound to come out of Ardour [15:34] okay: using jack? [15:34] !proaudio [15:34] For information on professional audio tools in Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/ProAudioIntro [15:34] It's old, but informative [15:34] I have tried with and without jack, I will read that though, thanks [15:35] thanks so far zequence I appreciate your time [15:35] okay: np! [15:36] I let my mac die, prefer the Ubuntu philosophy and kdenlive and Ardour are in the same boat with Final Cut X and Logic Pro X [15:37] I do prefer ardour over all the commercial DAWs, but I don't use a lot of flashy virtual instruments [15:37] I have tons of experience with Logic Pro X which is almost identicle to Ardour, so I am psyched, probobobly should get to reading the article you gave me [15:39] yep Ardour is better because of the open source development obviously I'm a developer myself one of these days I will build my own tools for Ardour [15:40] (loading the page you gave me! ...laggin at the moment) [15:40] say, zequence, what music do you make lately? [15:41] I know obtuse question, lol [15:41] okay: Metal, mostly, right now. Metal, sort of [15:41] Using ardour and some plugins [15:41] cool [15:42] funny my update of google chrome is a brick trying to load that page in firefox! [15:42] ok cool [15:44] okay: Maybe just temporary. [15:44] yeah fyi, my hardware set up is minimal, one usb mic well two but one to start, and I'm not there yet, just want to get a kick drum to come out of the speaker from Ardour [15:44] so no inputs [15:45] just getting the minimal audio out, I've been stuck for a long time [15:45] embarassing [15:45] okay: Do a fresh boot. Start qjackctl. Make sure to select the correct audio device first. Then start it. And, finally, start ardour [15:45] ok [15:45] By "Then start it", I mean, use the button "Start" on qjackctl to start jack [15:46] I'm on a fresh boot other than irc and web... [15:46] Ah I think I've gotten that far let me try again [15:46] okay: I say fresh boot, just to make sure there's no conflicting processes running in the background [15:46] I thought so [15:47] nope fresh boot, just irc and 1 web window [15:47] how do I select correct audio device, maybe thats where I mess up [15:47] I assume the setup, button? [15:48] Jack says it has already started should I stop it? [15:48] zequence? should I stop JACK? it was running when I opened the JACK Audio Connection Kit [15:49] okay: Then it can't have been a fresh boot :) [15:49] Or, did you add something to Ubuntu Studio. A PPA, perhaps? [15:49] perhaps, let me see [15:50] okay: Like, KXStudio PPA? [15:50] no [15:50] I don't think anything, its a very clean install, but I will double check [15:51] okay: To make things simple, just reboot. Then, do the stuff in the right order [15:52] ok it only takes a minute to reboot, btw the only 'ppa' would be google chrome, [15:53] XChat will save the chat history I hope, see you in about 2 min, brb [16:00] hi, Zequence... this time I got JACK error message log, JACK server could not be started. sorry -quote [16:03] would alsa on mute cause that? [16:03] I'm going to boot and try again [16:04] leaving alsa with volume up [16:14] zequence, you still here? [16:14] okay: Yep [16:15] When you say ALSA, what are you referring to? [16:15] The desktop audio system is called pulseaudio. It uses the ALSA backend, but is its own audio server [16:15] Likewise, jack will use the ALSA backend by default [16:15] oops I man pulseaudio [16:15] meant [16:15] If you start jack selecting the same device pulseaudio is using, jack will grab it [16:16] Then, you can make pulseaudio connect to jack as if it was another jack client [16:16] This is, if you have jackd2 and pulseaudio-module-jack installed, which is the default [16:17] looks like it does that automatically for my case [16:17] input device on pulseaudio is "Jack source (PulseAudio JACK Source) [16:18] output is... dual: Built-in Analog Stereo, and Jack sink (PulseAudio JACK Sink) [16:18] okay: Yes, but you need to select the output as fallback [16:18] okay: The green button [16:19] ehrm [16:19] done [16:19] yes, Z I hilited or clicked the green button with a white mark in it FOR Jack sink [16:19] Right, the green button [16:19] which was previously the built in out [16:20] Yep, so now the output of all pulseaudio applications will be routed to jack [16:20] including Ardour and I will hear sound from speakers!??? [16:20] Well, ardour will be using jack directly [16:20] But, yes [16:20] Everything should be making a sound now [16:21] If you already have a PA (pulseaudio) application open, you need to restart it in order for it to use the new output [16:21] coool, thanks man, I'll hang with you and share my joy after starting a default Ardour project [16:22] could not reconnect to the audio/midi engine, which midi system should I select or just none? [16:23] okay: If jack is running, ardour will autoconnect to jack [16:24] Try to start a new project just in case (if you are opening an existing one) [16:25] JACK Audio Connection Kit reads "Rolling" but I am getting midi errors, note fyi I have no midi hardware though I do sometime use software midi internally [16:27] yep now I'm getting stuck on Ardour not creating a new project because it can not connect midi [16:27] okay: Try hydrogen and make some sounds with that. That's the first thing I do to test sound [16:28] k [16:28] It's a drum machine/sequencer [16:28] Or tracker is perhaps the better word [16:28] God no it is not [16:29] hehe [16:30] * Kimryd loves Renoisd [16:30] Renoise* [16:32] I see levels visually moving [16:34] I gotta take a smoke break, thanks respectfully possibly catch you online again, zequence! [19:07] exit [19:22] hello everyone! [19:22] I have a bug with audacious-plugins I guess [19:22] in 16.04 two plugins are failing with: undefined symbol: XRRGetMonitors [19:23] does someone have the same problem? [19:25] shall I report it? and where? [19:33] Any mixers out there who would care to give your monitors 4 min of its time and give remarks to any obvious mixing flaws for a demo track? Designed to attract some new members, so only I worked on it so far, hoping to get the real drummer on it later [19:39] hi guys, i have a prob, someone can help me? [19:40] @studio-user706: write you problem and somebody will :) [19:43] i have a problem with the ifconfig wlp3s0 down [19:43] to change my mac [19:44] but results an error [19:44] SIOCSIFFLAGS: Operation not done [19:44] anyone can help? [20:18] Evening - can I report UbuntuSTudio bugs on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ ? [20:22] @ArminiusTux - Not usually against Ubuntu. Whats the bug? [20:23] Several - no LAN connection, no USB controller recognition and EFI GRUB install fail [20:24] Tried to install (and live test) with a DVD and usb (EFI and legacy modes) [20:24] Hmm... Gimmie a sec. [20:26] Of course ... [20:28] ArminiusTux: You havent by chance tried a vanilla Ubuntu install? If you do/have and the bug is there I would say file aginst Ubuntu. [20:28] No have been using studio for years just not on an EFI system ... [20:28] I would still lean that way honestly, however, without digging deeper its hard to tell. [20:29] Gotcha. Same here. Just started building boxes with EFI. [20:30] You try the live disk? [20:31] Yes DVD (efi and legacy boot) that fails (no usb and LAN support) about two thirds into the install with a efi grub install fail msg [20:31] the USB (Efig and legacy) comes up with a boot menu but soon aborts due to the usb issue [20:32] So works fully in live mode but fails to install? [20:32] Or you just did a direct install? [20:32] Apart from getting a LAN connection and USB device support the live system loads [20:32] Gotcha [20:33] A direct install is totally unusable due to no usb support (my mouse is usb, my kb ps2) [20:34] I would try vanilla live disk. See how that goes. If you see the same issue I'd file aginst Ubuntu proper. [20:34] I assume everything works on other OSs? [20:34] Win8.1 is fine [20:34] ie: No HW issues. [20:34] Gotcha [20:35] I think I'll post that bug report right away ... [20:37] MetalMusicAddict: Have you by any chance running Ubuntu on a PPC ? [20:44] Sorry. Never [20:45] All right - thx for your time. [20:58] Here's the tune for those curious: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g0qbnme21bhigp7/demo%20mix%2002_Selection.wav?dl=0 [21:13] ArminiusTux: i have, but it was in 2010 [21:15] Hello sakrecoer, was it working back then and how was the performance? [21:15] ArminiusTux: i was blown away tbh. [21:15] it was on a powerbook g4 [21:16] ahh ic, I was trying MATE & lubuntu on a G5, quite impressed with the performance, but I was having installation / boot issues [21:17] don't think ardour was packaged back then, but i was able to record a few tunes anyways. [21:19] ArminiusTux: yeah, installing it wasn't the easiest maybe, i can't really remember. [22:50] * UserX_ sends greetings [23:09] ist das hier überhaupt deutsch? [23:10] Hello [23:11] I need help with jack [23:13] is anybody there? [23:14] distro [23:24] hello