Hi,
Do you use hydrogen or midi to make drum parts for your songs?
Are there nice drum hydrogen files available? where?
Are there nice drum midi files available? Where?
I'm looking for a howto to make nice drum parts in midi (rosegarden) and/ or
hydrogen. Is there a good tutorial on the internet somewhere?
Thanks in advance,
Dirk
hello
two question:
1) how can i use ardour midi feature in debian with last version from
official repository?
2) do some midi sequencers on linux or ardour itself have automation for
softsynth and not only for plugins?
thanks in advice.
Luigi
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Thanks Hartmut,
My kernel and limits.conf are setup correctly and my hardware is not too
bad. I'll try increasing the buffer and periods.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 9:30 PM, Hartmut Noack <zettberlin(a)linuxuse.de>
wrote:
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> Arda Eden schrieb:
> >> Add more latency/disable RT.
> > Shall i disable RT with jack ?
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> Nope - get the RT-kernel from Ubuntu Studio, set it up right and let
> jackd run RT. Despite popular myths Ardour will run OK even on oldish
> hardware if your kernel is OK and set up right (mind
> /etc/securiy/limits.conf ...).
>
> If you do not own decent hardware, try raising the buffer-size and try 3
> periods/buffer instead of 2. I have seen Ardour running usable on a Dell
> CPX Pentium III/500KHz with 128 MB RAM under Dyebolic. I needed to set
> the buffers to 1024 in this scenario though - so the latency was about
> 40ms. Way too much for overdubs or recording from MIDI-keyboards but
> still OK for cutting/arranging songs....
>
> good luck
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Arda EDEN
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Department of Music Technology
Sivas/TURKEY
I'm looking for information regarding which options are necessary or
best to use when compiling jack. Examples being --enable-sse
--enable-mmx etc.
Should we build optimized by compiler or cpu?
Also, I noticed that the -c option passed to jackd allows you to
change the clocksource. Any knowledge of which source is best?
Thanks,
Ben Tartsa
From: schoappied <schoappied(a)gmail.com>
Subject: [LAU] howto: making drums
To: linux-audio-user(a)lists.linuxaudio.org
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Hi,
Do you use hydrogen or midi to make drum parts for your songs?
Are there nice drum hydrogen files available? where?
Are there nice drum midi files available? Where?
I'm looking for a howto to make nice drum parts in midi (rosegarden)
and/ or
hydrogen. Is there a good tutorial on the internet somewhere?
Thanks in advance,
Dirk
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This is my work flow for the drum parts:
I export to midi file the hydrogen song. Then I merge it in Rosegarden and
have it as a single midi track.
I write the drum parts in Hydrogen because as a sequencer is much more
user-friendly than Rosegarden. But then I use the more flexible midi file in
Rosegarden where I can change the tempo for different parts.
Then, if you like the chosen drumkit in Hydrogen you can use it as a
synthesizer as the playback midi device. Or else you can use qsynth or
Linuxsampler to play the midi song, but in this case you may have to
rearrange the list of instruments in the pattern editor of Hydrogen which is
very easy anyway.
I'm getting an error on Ardour saying something like : "Ardour is too slow
and disconnecting from jack"
How can i fix it ?
I'm an Ubuntu user with a real time kernel.
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Arda EDEN
Cumhuriyet University
Faculty of Fine Arts
Department of Music Technology
Sivas/TURKEY
Until now I just read the website of ntEd.
Now I compiled it.
I think ntEd is absolutly the opposite of what I mean:
The first thing you see is a Din-A4 paperlike-screen. For me
paper-format and linebrake are things you don't need in computers. For
sure: Personally I don't like them because music is a stream, not a paper.
And there is no (pc-)keyboard input. I'm forced to use a mouse?
To get faster: I personally like Denemo best and in my opinion I will
make out some Denemo/Ardour-jacksynched thing to compose my music. I
just wanted to make sure that there is no other programm which fits my
needs.
Sadly Denemo has no Alsa and Jack Client at the moment. That makes it
impossible to combine it with linuxsampler or qsynth.
It uses portaudio, as far as I know.
Maybe someone of you is interested in building in an Alsa client for
denemo? Afaik there is some approach to use alsa in the sourcecode, but
the developer has left the project.
That would be surely a great thing.
Greetings,
Nils
Aurelien schrieb:
> On Mon, Apr 07, 2008 at 12:28:47PM +0200, N. Gey wrote :
>
>> Hi list,
>>
>> I've looked around a lot and asked questions in the IRC Channel but just
>> to go sure:
>>
>> Is there a Linuxsoftware avaible which is a traditional sequencer,
>> endless scolling view from left to right, but uses staff notation for
>> each track?
>>
>> In other words: Think about Rosegarden or Ardour with staff-tracks
>> instead of piano roll.
>>
>
> I think, in some way, nted, which I just discovered a few days ago, is
> what you mean.
>
>
>
>
Hi,
I asked a few months ago for a music typesetter with lilypond export function.
I've downloaded the new nted today >>>
http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de/staff/jan/nted/nted.xhtml
And guess what? New! a export to lilypond function :)
I'm starting to like this program!
Best regards,
Dirk
>From: Dave Phillips <dlphillips(a)woh.rr.com>
>Subject: Re: [LAU] converting mp4
>David Forsyth wrote:
> > I'll need to convert them to MP3 so my daughter can play them and
do > >
>Mplayer or xine. Both play mp4 files here with no troubles.
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>From: "Tom Szilagyi" <tomszilagyi(a)gmail.com>
>Subject: Re: [LAU] converting mp4
>Aqualung can convert MP4 files to MP3 via the file exporting feature
>(as well as play them, of course), if compiled with ffmpeg (supporting
>AAC) and lame.
thanks Dave and Tom, looks like I'll have to cart the PC to the office
for an upgrade/install session as I don't have any of that installed. I
got xine to play the files, but that doesn't help as I need to convert
them into mp3's that the ipod clone thingy will play.
I'd much prefer something command line though....
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Hi,
does dyne:bolic or musix work on a macbook?
It would need to work quite out of the box, else it's not an option in
the current case since I won't have time to resolve problems, but it
would be nice if it works.
Any experience with that?
-Philipp
