Haelpme | Hi | 03:08 |
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Haelpme | Does anyone know why my MIDI controller keyboard would not be recognised by anything? | 03:09 |
Haelpme | Like | 03:09 |
Haelpme | I would assume that |I just plug it in and pulse/jack would see it | 03:09 |
Haelpme | But they do not | 03:09 |
OvenWerks | Haelpme: are you running a2jmidid? | 03:12 |
Haelpme | err, it's a fresh install | 03:12 |
Haelpme | Do I need to start that | 03:12 |
Haelpme | (Sorry total noob) | 03:12 |
OvenWerks | Actually which program are you trying to use with midi | 03:13 |
Haelpme | I've tried several of the default instrument programs that US comes with | 03:13 |
Haelpme | The MIDI monitor program shows no messages | 03:14 |
Haelpme | lsusb shows the keyboard | 03:14 |
OvenWerks | There are two ways of accessing midi, dirrect from alsa and as a aprt of jack | 03:14 |
OvenWerks | if you need to see your jack ports in jack you need to open a terminal and run a2jmidi -e & | 03:15 |
studio-user212 | hello | 18:06 |
studio-user212 | i am using a hp 2540p laptop with ubuntu studio. is there way to install specific graphic drivers for my computer? i am attempting to power a dual link 2560x1440 display via displayport and suspect having drivers may allow me to use the laptops maximum specs (2560x1600) | 18:08 |
studio-user212 | i suspect i will need to use the xrandr utility to create a mode and resolution configuration. anyone have a good link on how to do this? my ubuntu setup is telling me it recognizes the monitor at hdmi2 but the device has no modes | 18:10 |
studio-user212 | hi kryt* | 18:13 |
wachin | Do you see how to install proprietary drivers | 18:16 |
wachin | In UbuntuStudio are a tool for do that | 18:16 |
wachin | Do you open this | 18:17 |
wachin | Seethis | 18:19 |
wachin | How do I install additional drivers? - Ask Ubuntu https://askubuntu.com/questions/47506/how-do-i-install-additional-drivers | 18:19 |
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