I happened to notice one web site which said to delete /etc/asound.state
when changing configurations. I don't have an /etc/asound.state, but I
do have a /var/lib/alsa/asound.state. Should I delete it? It appears
to be ASCII with very long lines, human-readable but machine-intended I
think.
J.E.B.
Hi
I'm trying to switch from Mac to Linux. I'm using
UbuntuStudio. I'm happy with Ardour for audio recording and Hydrogen
for Drums. I managed to synchronize Ardour and Hydrogen without any
problems.
Now I have a drum beat with Hydrogen and a Bass
recorded with Ardour and I would like to record a MIDI Track with
Qtractor along with the drums and the bass. When I do that then MIDI is
recorded, but when I play a note on beat 1 then and I look at it in the
piano roll editor then this note is actually on beat 1.5 (more or
less). When I listen to it then it seems to be in sync but of course
this makes editing in Qtractor useless because everything is displayed
delayed. The same happens with rosegraden so it doesn't seem to be a
Qtractor bug.
I'm using a MidiSport 2x2 Midi-Interface but I don't think the delay comes from there because when connect my keyboard directly with e.g. LinuxSampler then I can play very nicely (short latency)
I hope someone can help.
Thanks
Oliver
Hi everyone,
I just recorded this song last night on qtractor.. guitar thru vamp2
bass direct in, vocals thu Sampson C01 and Behringer minimic800. Drums..
soundfont.. and spent 2 mins on them !!:)
http://drop.io/jjoskmy
I think the song is way too high for my vocal range, and the mix seems
very suspect, but I'm not too sure about how to resolve it..
This is actually a song I wrote for my band (with a female singer),
which never seems to work very well, and I wanted to record it myself to
see where we are going wrong - I think I recorded it way too fast which
isn't a good start - should be more like 100bpm.. beyond that, it also
needs to be really tight to sound even slightly OK. I'm really
considering dropping it - but suggestions about how to improve the
overall sound/composition would also be appreciated!
James
Hey all,
I'm trying to record my keyboard playing through mic in and recording in
ardour2. The capture_ins are routed to a track on ardour 2, while I can see
the waveform being recorded, when I go to play it back, I can't hear it!
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Andrew Coughlan
OK. Somehow, I don't know how, this Debian will do Jack sound through
ALSA very nicely indeed, but will not do anything else no matter whether
Jack is turned on or off. Jack is sending audio to hw:HD2, and here is
my current /etc/asound.conf, which used to work great, although non-Jack
apps could not coexist with Jack:
pcm.!default {
type hw
card HD2
}
ctl.!default {
type hw
card HD2
}
Any suggestions on what to try next? I have already deleted my
asound.state, without change in results.
J.E.B.
I have emerged (I'm running gentoo) zynaddsubfx, qsynth, fluidsynth
and hexter, but there is nothing listed in rosegarden under studio ->
manage synth plugins. How do I get synth plugins to show up in
rosegarden?
Thanks.
I have built a little audio-related application - it's a vocabulary
trainer for people learning a foreign language. I am thinking about
making it publicly available, maybe through sourceforge or similar...
but I don't know how to go about packaging it into an rpm or Debian
package for the end user. It's a python script with various data
files and dependencies such as ecasound.
Any tips on learning how to build packages? Thanks for any advice you can give.
Peter Clarke
Hallo,
I have rather strange problem.
There is HP 6735b laptop with integrated audio -
Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA)
but IMHO sound chip isn't relevant at all.
OS: Ubuntustudio 9.04
I can hear sound playback through headphones' output but no sound from
built-in speakers (with headphones disconnected).
Alsamixer shows all playback levels high and unmuted.
Win Vista (dual boot) playbacks audio through laptops speaker easely.
Any hints are very appreciated
Antanas Budriūnas