Hi guys,
using:
ardour 2.8.7
rosegarden thorn (tried both official release and latest svn version)
jackd version 0.116.2 tmpdir /dev/shm protocol 24
(started as `/usr/bin/jackd -dalsa -dhw:0 -r48000 -p512 -n8`)
ArchLinux 32bit (default kernel)
I try to sync the transports, so that both play at the same time.
In rosegarden, "edit->preferences->use jack transport" is enabled
In ardour, I set 'time master' on, and tried both the 'internal' and
'jack' sync source.
but when i play/pause etc in ardour, nothing happens in rosegarden.
How can i make this work?
thanks,
Dieter
I'm using a FOcusrite Saffire pro 26 I/O with ffado, jack, and Ardour to
make multitrack recordings of live concerts, to my emachines M6810 laptop
running ubuntustudio. I'm plagued by noise that sounds to me like RF
interference from the laptop, getting into the audio portions of the
interface. It's most obvious when I'm at home trying to mix down my
recordings, as its almost constant in my monitors and most noticable in
a quiet room, but it also manifests itself sometimes during shows, showing
up on the input lines to the interface, which are plugged 'half-way' into
the FOH mixer's channel inserts, so it invades the PA and the performers'
monitors. WHen that happens, I've no other choice but to abandon the
recording and shut down the laptop.
Has anyone else encountered this problem? Got any suggestions how to
filter it? I'm going to try some ferrite cores snapped around the
firewire cable first. Anything else I might try?
--
Rick Green
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little
temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."
-Benjamin Franklin
"As for our common defense, we reject as false the choice between our
safety and our ideals."
-President Barack Obama 20 Jan 2009
[apologies for cross-posting, please forward this]
Announcing the new release of Puredyne:
Puredyne 9.11 - Carrot and Coriander +
--------------------------------------
Puredyne is a GNU/Linux live distribution aimed at creative people,
looking for tools outside the standard. It provides the best
experimental creative applications alongside a solid set of graphic,
audio and video tools in a fast, minimal package. For everything from
sound art to innovative filmmaking.
Puredyne is optimised for use in realtime audio and video processing. It
distinguishes itself by offering a low latency kernel and the high
responsiveness needed by artists working in this field.
Puredyne is based on Ubuntu and Debian Live. All packages provided by
Puredyne can be used if you are running this flavour of GNU/Linux.
http://puredyne.goto10.org/about.html
//
= Puredyne 911 =
== Carrot & Coriander + ==
After an intensive 3-day development sprint in Helsinki,
this release made possible thanks to Pixelache and HIAP.
Changelog below, see also our tracker at
https://launchpad.net/puredyne/+milestone/9.11
== Fewer bugs! ==
Problems fixed in this release:
* amsynth loading crash (LP: #529858)
* terminal dircolour theme (LP: #496296)
* fluxus menu entry (LP: #507076)
* whysynth menu entry (LP: #546086)
* wsynth-dssi menu entry (LP: #546089)
* xsynth-dssi menu entry (LP: #546090)
* locale generation (LP: #508157)
* mixxx jack interface (LP: #507675)
* booting without hard disks (LP: #498782)
* appearance with two monitors (LP: #505933)
* removed default emacs keybindings for gtk apps (LP: #515445)
* emacs appearance improved (LP: #522239)
* application launch keyboard shortcuts (LP: #482822)
* coding style for build hooks (LP: #544225)
* irssi default intro text (LP: #525780)
== More stuff! ==
Additional software on the 911 CD (i386) compared to Puredyne 910:
* libafterimage0
* libblas3gf
* libdvdcss2
* libgavl1
* libgfortran3
* libgmerlin-avdec-common
* libgmerlin-avdec1
* liblapack3gf
* libopenjpeg2
* pd-mapping
* pd-markex
* pd-mjlib
* pd-motex
* pd-pool
* pd-py
* pd-readanysf
* pd-sigpack
* pd-smlib
* pd-windowing
* puredyne-help
* python-numpy
* rxvt-unicode
* supercollider-common
* xfce4-places-plugin
Additional software on the 911 DVD (i386) compared to Puredyne 910:
* jcgui
* puredata-source
* sineshaper
* toonloop
* ...
== Upgraded things! ==
Selected highlights:
* kdenlive
* mixxx
* swingosc
* supercollider
* xterm replaced with urxvtd
== Documentation ==
Puredyne wikibook interlinked with the Puredyne website:
* creating live usb sticks
* booting live usb sticks
* Puredyne help menu item
* coding style guides
== Important security information ==
There is a bug in Puredyne 910 package manager settings, which is
fixed in Puredyne 911 (LP: #507252).
If you have already installed Puredyne 910:
sudo rm /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/00secure
== Prettier! ==
* customized wallpaper
* isolinux splash screen
== Get involved ==
* report bugs: https://bugs.launchpad.net/puredyne/+filebug
* host a mirror
* host a sprint
== More information ==
http://puredyne.goto10.org
//
== Augment your soup ==
echo "--- carrot_and_coriander.txt 2010-01-16 03:19:48.000000000 +0200
+++ carrot_and_coriander_plus.txt 2010-04-02 11:52:57.383408001 +0300
@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
* 1 teaspoon ground coriander
* 1.2 litres vegetable stock
* large bunch Fresh Coriander, roughly chopped
+* 1 teaspoon cumin seeds (optional)
* Salt
* Black Pepper
@@ -30,11 +31,15 @@
4. Add the vegetable stock bring the mixture to the boil. Simmer for
10-15 minutes until the carrots are very soft.
-5. Blend until smooth.
+5. Meanwhile, heat a dry frying pan and add the cumin seeds. Toast
+ them for a minute or so, shaking the pan occasionally, until
+ fragrant.
-6. Add the fresh coriander.
+6. Blend the soup until smooth.
-7. Serve.
+7. Add the fresh coriander and the cumin seeds.
+
+8. Serve.
==========================
" | patch -p0 /usr/share/soup/carrot_and_coriander.txt
Hello,
I'm using Netjack2 between two machines, on a local network (ad-hoc) composed of
this only two machines. I only want to send transport and MIDI data over the
network.
However I configure the slave mode, I receive message on the master telling me
that the data are received too late:
(slow mode)
Warning : 'SCSTAGE' runs in slow network mode, but data received too late (3
cycle(s) offset)
(normal mode)
'SCSTAGE' can't run in normal network mode, data received too late (6 cycle(s)
offset)
sometimes combined with this other message:
NetMaster : overloaded, skipping receive from 'SCSTAGE'
(only when using a MIDI output port on the slave)
I use jackdmp svn turnk version and jackdmp 1.9.5 and 1.9.4 (this problems comes
with all of these versions), in realtime mode on both machines, with a self
compiled kernel on a Debian Squeeze system.
Master is running jackdmp with FFADO 2.1 drivers for a Focusrite Saffire Pro 40
interface, with 64 samples per buffer on 2 or 3 buffers (2 is fine, 3 is safe!)
at 48000Hz.
RT priorities and permissions are OK.
Hardware setup is quite the same on both machines:
Proc: Intel Q6600 (Quad Core 2.4GHz)
RAM: 8Gb on the master 4Gb on the slave
Motherboard: Asus P5K-V, with gigabit network ethernet adapter:
01:00.0 Ethernet controller: Attansic Technology Corp. L1 Gigabit Ethernet
Adapter (rev b0)
I really don't understand why I get such warnings, as my setup is quite fine (I
feel), considering audio, processors/ram, and network.
Perhaps something to do with MTU, but I'm not really skilled about this!
Any idea of what I should try?
Thanks a lot.
We're almost done with a 12-track, 40-minute-long CD, recorded partially in Ardour and mixed entirely in Ardour.
We should probably get it mastered. However, "pro" mastering houses want like $500 for a CD. We haven't made that much money in a year. I think we spent a total of $80 on recording it. So, not likely that we'll be justify big bucks to get it mastered.
I suppose I could run it through Jamin myself, and just hope for the best, but I don't know squat about mastering.
Are there any Linux-based mastering engineers around (i.e. on this list) who'd want to take on a project like this, for a rate that we might be able to actually justify?
-ken
LoMus 2010
__________________________________________
Sorry for multiple and cross postings
__________________________________________
The dead line for software submission was extended to the April 15th
__________________________________________
In search of open-source software for musical and intermedia creation
For its third edition, Lomus 2010 invites music and audio open-source software creators to submit original projects that either directly or indirectly contribute to musical creation.
In regard to one of the 2 themes for JIM's edition : "The musical work and heterogeneity : the problem of mixity", the LoMus contest will particularly encourage sonic/musical softwares integrating or hibridizing with other media. Though, this theme is not restrictive.
A prize will be awarded to open-source sofware that prove to be not only innovatory but also inventive in the present context of music and audio creation.
Calendar
Call for submissions : February 4th 2010
Submission deadline : April 15th 2010
Admission notification : May 1st 2010
JIM Awards Ceremony : May 20th 2010
info : concours.afim-asso.org
JIM2010 : http://jim.afim-asso.org/ocs/index.php/jims/index
__________________________________________
À la recherche des logiciels libres pour la création sonore et intermedia
Pour sa troisième édition, Lomus 2010 s’adresse à tous ceux qui s’aventurent dans le développement de logiciels libres musicaux ou de logiciels libres qui peuvent contribuer au processus de la création musicale.
En regard d'un des 2 thèmes mis en avant lors de cette édition des JIMs : "L'Œuvre musicale face à l'hétérogène : problématique de la mixité", le concours LoMus encourage plus particulièrement les contributions intégrant ou s'hybridant avec d'autres médias. Ce thème n'est cependant pas restrictif.
Un prix sera remis aux logiciels qui font preuve non seulement d'innovation, mais notamment d'inventivité face aux enjeux actuels de la création musicale.
Calendrier
Appel à soumissions : 4 février 2010
Soumission des logiciels : 15 avril 2010
Notification d'acceptation : 1 mai 2010
Remise du prix lors des JIM : 20 mai 2010
info : concours.afim-asso.org
JIM2010 : http://jim.afim-asso.org/ocs/index.php/jims/index
Is there an up-to-date "order of build" or howto for lv2? i.e., if
you want everything including the kitchen sink with lv2, what should
you build, and in what order?
--
Josh Lawrence
http://www.hardbop200.com
Hi
I don't understand the CC license at all. I could dig through a jungle
starting with google, and I *have* read and understood the basics
regarding CC. I'm hoping for some personal experiences in plain
language. Here goes:
1) What's the advantages for the artist with CC compared to "All rights
reserved".
2) What's the disadvantages for the artist with CC compared to "All
rights reserved".
3) What's the advantages for the consumer with CC compared to "All
rights reserved".
I assume there's no disadvantages for the customer with CC...
Thanks in advance for any input.
--
Atte
http://atte.dkhttp://modlys.dk
Hi folks
Ive finally managed to migrate lenny to squeeze.
I started the migration because (among other things) ardour seemed to
be available only for squeeze and not lenny but got stuck for many
reasons
In the process I gathered that debian-multimedia is not necessary for
squeeze -- so currently its removed from my sources.list
So my questions
1. Is this (no debian-multimedia) a right choice?
2. Is there some (small set of) umbrella packages like ubuntu-studio?
3. Any docs recommended for the noob? I want to study jack and ardour.
Thanks
Rustom
