=== guiverc2 is now known as guiverc [15:55] So I installed US on a Lenovo laptop 5 or 6 months ago, and everything worked fine, and then after an update, not sure which one, the audio through my Scarlett 2i2 sound chirpy and distorted. [16:13] Scarletts can be picky on Linux, but not impossible. I don't own one. Unfortunately, you'll probably not get much help here. [16:13] !morehelp | Ricardus [16:13] Ricardus: #ubuntustudio sometimes cannot answer your questions in a timely matter, or simply lacks the capacity. For additional sources of help, try #ubuntu if your issue is of a technical nature, or #lau (Linux Audio Users) or #opensourcemusicians if it has to do with the audio stack. [16:14] If I unplug the interface and just listen through the laptop speaker or earbuds with the 1/8th jack it sounds fine. THis happens when I used a regular media player like audacious, or when I opened an Ardour or Mixbus session as well running JACK [16:15] eickmeyer it was working like a week ago. Thats the weird thing [16:16] Ricardus: It's hard to know what changed as we don't maintain every part of the system, most of it is done by Canonical or other parts of Ubuntu. [16:16] I highly suggest you check those channels since they might actually have similar hardware. [16:17] I would expect that is either kernel or alsa... unless there is a firmware dl for that unit. [16:18] Ricardus: have you tried booting with an older kernel that may still be installed? [16:18] Its frustating since it was working not long ago. [16:18] OvenWerks, I can try that [16:18] very [16:19] I also might have a mastering gig in a week and I need a working machine. :-) [16:19] I'll ask in those other channels as well. [16:20] OvenWerks, I'll try the previous kernel in a bit and let you know [16:20] ok [16:38] OvenWerks, isn't holding shift down supposed to give me the GRUB menu? [16:38] when booting? [16:43] Ricardus: Either left shift or right shift, depending on hardware. Or interrupt the boot process by forcing a reset can force it to appear on the next try. [16:47] eickmeyer neither shift worked. [16:50] Ricardus: It's about timing. Some hardware won't detect your shift key if it's held down during the initial boot, but will once the boot screen shows. It can be tricky. [16:50] Unfortunately, that's the only way to get Grub to show short of doing the mid-boot reset trick, which isn't recommended. [16:50] eickmeyer ok, thanks === oerheks_ is now known as oerheks