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by Will Godfrey

I'm thinking of getting a new 'pooter for music, and also thinking of making it one of the new Ryzen ones. I don't think there is much point in going for more than quad core. The 1500X looks like a good bet 3.5 to 3.7G, and not overly expensive. On (say) an asus motherboard with on-board radeon graphics. I'm not really fussed about the graphics, but these seem to have better Linux support than Nvidea ones (especially for RT kernels). The one think I've no idea about is the sound card. I've got a positively ancient 2496 that survived 3 PCs so far, but I think it's time for an upgrade. Anyone any ideas about a well supported PCI-e one· It would be nice to have balanced IO for a start! Suggestions welcome! -- Will J Godfrey http://www.musically.me.uk Say you have a poem and I have a tune. Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.

7 years, 10 months

linux audio and usb devices - need help

by Kirk Reiser

Hi folks: I've been lerking here for a while and enjoying a lot of the conversations and peoples recordings. The reason I originally signed up is to ask if someone might be able to give me pointers on how to access usb devices from the command line with alsa. I seem to be accumulating usb audio devices and have found I am confused about how they are to be interacted with. I currently have three different devices a Marantz microphone, a mixer and a tape cassette player supposed to be useful for converting old tape cassettes to digital. The mic and tape player create devices in /dev but I'm not exactly sure how to use utilities such as arecord with them. I was hoping there was some sort of basic how-to or tutorial on just how they are meant to be accessed. If anybody can give me some ideas what to look for documentation wise I'd certainly appreciate it. Kirk -- Well that's it then, colour me secure! -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1 mQENBFYV5DMBCAC060mbsnLhGPjnFkf0R0p+7MxcfxlOuy5wc8y59y9ZNF0RZD1s OTEsDih4vD9YJ3zA78VsBUDK47aiDWduh3nHzYN2ZSuxAQ9u7qPqphCG0jPagTU8 p7+Ceeya4I5odWtq+Nkf1UrHB7KKEtexphStSwUG5Bhi4bb84YinmX/a3I+OGV1D by4QBSdPvSuDw0qFkt/ucLyEwv4L6lDjoH2GF+tnCew4SJtliJFvA1k7NpWO6HW9 aWtBxfYU85ccZKBSE25y+9KprUCncVTpaVs3FztCWG0dQRXHvEbV+Damp/IBd9Jv HZX7azqbERUa/FjPTIlZhhI9VtaZaFfJSH+5ABEBAAG0HUtpcmsgUmVpc2VyIDxr aXJrQHJlaXNlcnMuY2E+iQE+BBMBAgAoBQJWFeQzAhsDBQkADS8ABgsJCAcDAgYV CAIJCgsEFgIDAQIeAQIXgAAKCRAHTEsk7UQUUoeuB/wIqsdLCfDrSvr3qg7rKBDg ru44OMuRit6hbdWFZjmxccCdjeNhBJRVd5wrEqjj5YoqQAhmacXaEB0DO/TZlDgo kUfJM7lrtQD4mYU9GVtrzJxCJoBUyeMVnMJt39F91tBu0mYM6oI/dv81dwxIv++4 hj55TZ4GG7DGYAy4LwNb+noNbivgOFHlnfNq8nxhZkHbJdYKP+sptZOL5sagmBQZ iS9STB54g/U7Jtt1Fe+JwDmbxQhbSHa9JuWn0xZ8CtYhrz06xSqZl5vpMlak3eW2 x6m6IcqZfyuI2K7W/9BCgcsQyYzufO4Gk9KyPNISskX6pFBLuNxIH6hdfxSYYm9y uQENBFYV5DMBCACtMyhHog5MR6eQUPTx7fWH5ntkgCtmWvQp4lcKj0HHbteDWglS NVbWKWEk9PAKA4UeQVUH4vOhTRhAPpuDUavLdp2tDtT7ZBVh91B3AWIM6+7fIvyU 2uYt1q/CNjga8RllXBT7mW2zHGEYQFIkBJvqlU0PN1HlxRZIbSSEb+zQuVAd+ph3 kt/oZon3ZbNmKg+arsYMmKkYJ0REwKQib7h5Xl31aK74XmWBp2Ky+lopsJSP8wpH AfC71h4s3LDm8ADHF1Ns4KuGZdLTugr8uiPm5kEJFGes1uYKy8R7OTFko0NEuJkv STfpPYnTU2qDCJBH08zZErI/6YBIlSsCSde3ABEBAAGJASUEGAECAA8FAlYV5DMC GwwFCQANLwAACgkQB0xLJO1EFFKAmgf/d3dk1/HgmF8rmvYVru/hJvmIpmiLqPl5 bYSwdZeU+k82qp3xACM2yMJhOh89SgHsaaqQAE1qo5rAJcSG7/+7M/kzf4u/WM/E unXDtLkbzi5Zl+gjoikrfOhgF0NmuGdlrOme8a6ue7+iE4XLAo0/jhVlh45O6Iq0 0DGyeFr22cR3jZj4wRmPw5zj4r/sWc06UfquVAEMmfIvJMaGYvwBI+TU6gI8MjLe VDY0vay/nQ79fXSLQmYEvjwKXIavQu9c8TFt0z9EDdoIMx69ZunqZuYQInxaT+cL i9zhihMGz4XA1q3blLNX3I0jWzAa23ZchI7htc3kfxp1jWqrGyGEIg== =nrPH -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

7 years, 10 months

[Music] A Case of Kaese Part Deux : Planet Gorgonzola

by jonetsu

Another busy, and perhaps heavy, track featuring the free Triple Cheese oscillator-free synth, this time with more sound processing. Cheese. https://soundcloud.com/nominal6/a-case-of-kase-part-deux-planet-gorgonzola

7 years, 10 months

Meeting at c-base the 3rd of January

by Daniel Swärd

Hi. Tomorrow it's the monthly meeting at c-base again. I'll be in the c-base mainhall from 20:00. Things to discuss: Linux Audio Conference @ c-base Cheers. /Daniel

7 years, 10 months

[Music] A Case of Kaese

by jonetsu

A Case of Käse A fun jumpy track made using the free oscillator-less synth Triple Cheese (apart from the drums and the first 4 bars which is something else). Camembert électrique and glissandoz. Cheers. [url]https://soundcloud.com/nominal6/a-case-of-kase[/url]

7 years, 10 months

[Music] Off The Grid # 2

by jonetsu

This is another piece done without any BPM ticking behind. Again, smooth and relaxed, piano based, perhaps even intimate. Notes are not exactly falling precisely on the spots. Accent is given to the piano theme, with some synth bass and other synth support. Another perhaps "pensive" piece, where what was important was to capture the improvisation and not refining it ad vitam aeternam. I also think that I do not have yet the skills required to refine such a spontaneous expression while still keeping its essence. This said, mixing a solo piano is not easy at all. The pianoteq modeling even has the noises of the hammers and the sustain pedal, which makes me smile as this was played on a Novation Launchkey 49 keyboard. Enjoy. And cheers. https://soundcloud.com/nominal6/offthegrid-2

7 years, 10 months

[Music] New years cleaning - New music

by Robert Jonsson

Hi all, It's been quite a while since I last posted any songs I believe so here are three (four) of them to remedy that. Been working on these during the year and finally took some time to try and put an end to them. The songs where mostly done by myself but the last one is a collaborative adventure with a guest singer. https://soundcloud.com/cdee/robert-joo-pussel https://soundcloud.com/cdee/robert-joo-the-heist https://soundcloud.com/cdee/robert-joo-pinned Using primarily MusE (the coming 3.0 release) with various plugins, Calf , Addictive Drums, Luftikus and droves of others. -- And for good measure here's a live video we just recently released, Linux (and MusE) was only involved in finalizing the audio here but still :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBsUyxa4Sqc Have a good ending and a happy new year! Regards, Robert

7 years, 10 months

Re: [LAU] Hardware Soundcard - MOTU 624 AVB Working with Gnu/Linux - Debian 8.7

by Anders Hellquist

The thread is missing the last replies Motu did regarding this issue. They simply stated that too many people had problems when using more than 24 channels in Class Compliant mode so they had basicly put a cap on it and referred people to the Motu driver that would let People use more than 24channels. This is very unfortunate and it seems Motu doesn't really care about all Class Compliant users that did not have problems running higher. To me it is strange to put a cap and not take into account whether one is running 44k or 192 or something in between. Also I would really like to be able to use the web GUI over the USB link to save the cost of an AVB switch and still be able to running AVB between two devices. /Anders On Dec 30, 2017 7:29 PM, "Peter P." <peterparker(a)fastmail.com> wrote: * Moshe Werner <moshwe(a)gmail.com> [2017-12-30 18:26]: > So I'm having an interesting issue. > > In the Motu menu (web-app) of my 1248 I can sometimes configure the card > for 64 channels in the "Computer Setup" menu and sometimes the maximum > channel count is 24. > Very strange as all that I did was a reboot of the laptop. > Did anyone elso of the Motu owners encounter something like that? > I'm on firmware 1.2.9+1280. See this thread perhaps https://lists.linuxaudio.org/pipermail/linux-audio-user/ 2017-September/108620.html _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user(a)lists.linuxaudio.org https://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user

7 years, 10 months

Bye Bye 32 bit

by Will Godfrey

It seems everyone is dropping support for 32 bit machines these days - including a number of Linux distros. It makes me wonder how long it will be before single core machines go the same way. Has anyone seen any hint of that yet? I think it was LAC 2008 where I first heard discussion on how to plan for multi-core kit - not that I was touching any code back then :) -- Will J Godfrey http://www.musically.me.uk Say you have a poem and I have a tune. Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.

7 years, 10 months

Random Clicks and Pops with Steinberg UR-22 ?

by Niklas Reppel

Hi everybody, i recently dug out my Steinberg UR-22 interface after not using it for several months. During playback, i experience random clicks and pops (s.b. encountered a similar problem with OSX: https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=157&t=92352) They don't seem to be on recordings or bounces, but make me crazy while working with it. At first i thought it was an unfaithful combination of programs, but it happens with simple mplayer playback as well, with or without JACK. I have to add that the clicks sound fairly "analog", not like a "one" sample. Anybody experienced something similar ? Can't remember this happened the last time i used it ... Best, Niklas -- Niklas Reppel www.parkellipsen.de

7 years, 10 months

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