[13:12] @E [13:13] Eickmeyer: Hello, is it possilbe that i can find this little nice Tool in the UbuntuStudio Repos! https://gitlab.com/geontime/geonkick [13:14] I can't compile this. === oerheks1 is now known as oerheks [14:20] rogman[m]: maybe not what you're looking for, but note that there are downloadable linux builds at https://gitlab.com/geontime/geonkick/-/releases [15:56] rogman: I am always leery of adding new applications to Ubuntu just before an LTS release. However, it does look relatively easy, and it's a plugin, not an application. I might play around with it and see what happens, but I'm not making any promises. [15:56] rogman: As it is, since they already have Linux builds, it's low-priority. [15:59] Thanks a lot!! I found a compiled realease in the repos of kxstudio. [16:00] rogman: Then that makes it easier since I can just use the work they've already done with packaging and clean it up. [19:34] hello! I used bad settings for jack, which caused ubuntu studio controls and now I only have dummy output (I rebooted the computer and still the same). any ideas?? [19:34] ubuntu studio controls crashed [19:36] Sammy: go into ~/.config and delete anything that says autojack, then restart your computer. [19:36] If you have found something that makes controls crash... we would like to find out why. [19:36] hello OvenWerks i think its jack related since qjackctl is also crashing when I start it now [19:36] * OvenWerks also wonders which version of controls... [19:36] I'll try ty Eickmeyer[m] [19:36] Ahh. Controls should... try to reset it self... but maybe not. [19:37] Sammy: FYI, we have stopped directly supporting qjackctl as we designed Ubuntu Studio Controls as a replacement. [19:38] |yy.mm | Sammy: Also, please tell us which version of Ubuntu. [19:38] Oops [19:39] !yy.mm | Sammy Also, please tell us which version of Ubuntu [19:39] Sammy Also, please tell us which version of Ubuntu: Ubuntu version numbers are: YY.MM (YY=release year,MM=release month). Each year sees two releases, so just specifying YY is imprecise. See also https://www.ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [19:39] yes ty guys its the latest 19.10 64 bit freshly installed today and updated [19:40] I had been trying to use reaper on windows but the latency is too bad so came back to old trusty ubuntu studio [19:41] Sammy: Ok, the only thing I can think of is that there's a conflict between your qjackctl settings and your Ubuntu Studio Controls (autojack) settings. All of that is stored in ~/.config. [19:50] quick update I deleted autojackrc and pavucontrol.ini and everything went back to normal, no more dummy output only thanks for the help [19:52] just scared of crashing jack while testing different settings that might not be compatible with my hardware [19:56] We worked pretty hard at making controls not crash if jack fails. I am surprised you could. [19:57] i can reproduce it again and send you the logs if you want [19:57] where are they stored? [19:58] They should be in ~/.log/autojack.log (or something like that) [20:07] hello this jackdbus.log when ubuntu controls crashed (and results with dummy output on pavucontrol) https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/pV2686NmmN/ thank you devs you are awsome! [20:17] opps he left. That was the jack log. Most devices will lock jack at 16/2... === JTa1 is now known as JTa [20:44] is there a way to see this chat's previous history? I don't know if someone answered me because I had to reboot :( [20:44] Not a problem. [20:45] yes there is... I would have to search for it. try googling ubuntu irc log [20:45] Anyway. I take it that is your internal audio device on the mother baord. [20:46] The minimum buffer size is probably 128 maybe 64/3 [20:46] (periods) [20:47] using 16 only works for a few PCI (not sure about PCIe) pro audio cards. [20:47] I am surprised -controls was unable to reset the periods from 16 to 1024 [20:48] im getting very good latency and no glitches at all 2*32 @96k Hz [20:48] why 96k? [20:49] i thought higher frequency will hield lower latency? [20:49] I play guitar and its very important for me [20:49] Ok, [20:49] If you can get that to work, great. [20:50] its working awsome man [20:50] Im gonna have some fun now finding how to work with windows vsts on carla [20:51] Have fun [20:51] * OvenWerks doesn't have any VSTs to play with...