[14:30] I am trying to use MIDI device with LMMS, but I can't change from alsa sequencer to any other MIDI support in LMMS [14:44] RonaldsMazitis, Can't seem to use MIDI either with LMMS. Though it works fine with Renoise using Alsa or Jack. And also with my own program or with Wine(Alsa only). [14:44] I used to use it [14:44] before I reinstalled PC [14:46] RonaldsMazitis, You can try to launch lmms from the terminal, and look at the lines it prints. Then try to change midi config from settings maybe. [14:50] Which version of Ubuntu? You might have to wait until 20.04 releases (or test 20.04 now) to get a newer version with bug fixes. [14:51] Newer version of lmms. [14:51] it worked on 16.04 as well as 18.04 [14:51] There's a newer version landed in 20.04. [14:51] The version in 19.10 might be buggy. [14:51] * Eickmeyer doesn't use lmms [14:52] I am on 18.04 [14:52] I told You it already worked before reinstall [14:52] Are you using Ubuntu Studio? [14:54] #ubuntu sent me here [14:54] The question still stands. I need to know your installation media. [14:55] that means I'm on standard Ubuntu [14:56] Where you were sent from means nothing. If you're going to be like this, I'm going to go silent. [14:57] I told You I'm on ubuntu 18.04 [14:57] studio just means extra audio tools installed [14:58] That's false. We do a lot for the configuration of the audio tools out of the box. [14:58] I told You it worked on standard Ubuntu 16-18 before [14:58] Please refrain from the attitude. You got the operating system FOR FREE and I'm trying to help you. [14:58] RonaldsMazitis, Maybe you should try on regular #ubuntu again. Did you check your midi device with aseqdump? [14:58] I'm a volunteer. [14:59] https://ibb.co/KFwk6GC [15:00] as You can see LMMS finds my MIDI keyboard [15:00] Anyone knows how to find out the port number needed to check a MIDI input device with aseqdump? I can't seem to find it in dmesg. [15:00] aseqdum -p <- the ID i'm looking for, on a newly plugged device. [15:00] RonaldsMazitis: It looks like a bug in lmms then. We can't do anything here. [15:01] akem: I don't know, sorry. [15:01] RonaldsMazitis, Maybe it sees it, but doesn't receive the events from it? [15:03] vmpk seems to get keys I pres [15:03] I am thinking of adding lmms repo [15:03] and upgrading version [15:03] If vmpk receive them, then it should be fine on the MIDI side, yeah. [15:04] That's strange. [15:09] RonaldsMazitis, I know it's not a very good suggestion, but you could try to launch it as root just to see if it's not some right issue. [15:09] Like adding your user to some group or whatever. But i doubt it, if it works with vmpk. [15:11] https://ibb.co/3kBrfTn [15:11] this setting gives output [15:12] it uses lmms [15:13] yeah so root works [15:13] for some reason [15:16] You probably need to add your user to some group, don't know which one tho. [15:18] thanks [15:18] Np. [16:45] what is the term for the instruments or sounds that are found under "banks" if i want to find additional collections? or in other words, how do i find additional sounds for the "banks" section? [17:50] Turdlar: I am not sure I understand what you mean [17:56] In Yoshimi, can choose the sounds my midi keyboard outputs, by selecting a 'sound' in a window titled "yoshimi:Root 5, Bank 110 - [file path]. What is the 'sound items in that window called? is it just banks? i have a bank under number 105, that is called "will godfrey collection" [17:57] i tried googling stuff like "banks for yoshimi" or "banks for synth", but without anything obviously related [17:58] can I get support for ubuntu studio in here? or is that a different chat room? [18:00] Turdlar: I think everything is a bank/patch, but I think a bank can be loaded as a different bank number too (I am not sure) Will would know :) but I don't know if he hngs out at #lau or #opensourcemusicians or not. [18:00] So a bank is a set of patches that can be loaded or created. [18:01] Will does seem to read the lau mailing list (linuxaudio users) though [18:02] is the bank the correct name for the collection of "sounds" to use for midi keyboards like that? [18:03] For that particular synth I would think so, for something like fluidsynth they would be called sound fonts [18:03] Guest27, try to ask the question, and people will respond if they can help === Guest27 is now known as ottomang7 [18:04] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1222933/dual-boot-windows-with-ubuntu-using-uefi-and-not-modifying-the-mbr [18:04] OvenWerks, Sound Fonts sounds more legit - thanks [18:04] I figured pasting the link would be easier [18:05] ottomang7: you would be better asking in #ubuntu for that one. I think there are very few people in here who do that. (there has been no windows in our house sinse WIN95) [18:05] hehe ok thank you so much. [18:06] ottomang7, Or #debian === Christoffer[m] is now known as Christofferchris === Guest27 is now known as ottoman === ottoman is now known as ottomang7 === nuuro is now known as ajan [23:15] What's the trick to getting what I'm hearing coming into my Line In jack to record in Ardour? The screen shots I took of buss settings aren't cutting it (pardon the pun) [23:17] line in? you mean like the on board line in? [23:18] Yeah, the regular 1/8" jack. I'm just coming out of an analog mixer's RCA jacks. [23:18] It should be part of the PCH device [23:18] I'm hearing it out the computers speakers, just not getting any levels in Ardour. I do get a signal in Audacity, while crakly... [23:19] Are you using jack or alsa in ardour? [23:20] Jack [23:20] which device is jack set to? [23:24] Is this something I'd see in QjackCtl ? [23:25] if you used qjackctl to start jack yes [23:26] All I'm seeing in the Audio clients is PulseAudio Jack Sink [23:26] "Audio clients"? Is that in the qjackctl connections window? [23:28] Yep, left-hand pane (readable). Right-hand (writable) says system and PulseAudio JACK Source [23:28] craigbass76: what does the setup say? [23:28] there should be a settings tab with Parameters tab inside [23:29] what "Interface" does it say [23:29] Alsa is the driver, and interface might be the culprit... Restarting Jack [23:30] Gah. Bonehead. It was set to USB (from me trying to use a Scarlett box a few months ago) [23:30] So ok now? [23:31] I'd hug you, but... Corona. [23:33] I was trying to use the FOcusrite, but was having a delay that I'm not getting with an analog Mackie. I didn't remember having to switch to USB, and forgot to swap back. So, the screenshots I took WERE in fact valid, I just failed to stop and think long enough about Jack input. You could say, I don't know Jack? [23:33] just a slip. [23:34] Been a long three weeks...