Hi people
Apologies for interrupting with a rather basic
question.
I'm a new subscriber with a fondness for Cooledit. I'm
not currently a Linux user but am considering getting
a new ibook and installing linux on that.
However I was wondering if anyone could suggest an
editor/multitrack with a similar interface with
Cooledit to ease the transition woes.
I found Audacity (the PC version) a little difficult
to
maneouvre for my purposes. My current working method
involves using several large audio files (say 10-20
min each) and many more smaller ones which I then
splice into smaller sections (anything from 1 second
to 3 mins).I then rearrange these sections in the
multitrack screen.
Someone suggested Sweep in the archives. Is there
anything else anyone would suggest to minimise the
transition pain?
Any help much appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
aaron
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> I'm not sure what you're asking. I merely want to use ardour to tell
> muse, rosegarden or even hydrogen to:
>
> (1) Start
> (2) Stop
> (3) Rewind
>
> Does that answer your question?
>
>
> -----------------------
> John Williams
> Department of Marketing
> Otago University
> Dunedin, New Zealand
I was poking around the Rosegarden-User list archives last night (looking
ofr an answer for an unrelated question) and saw a post from Sept. that
the jack transport code was commented out - the checkboxes are still in
the GUI, but they don't actually do anything yet. I assume that's still
the case since after fixing one of my problems I tried to use it as a
transport slave in Ardour and no joy.
I can't get muse to actually produce noise yet, so I can't comment on it.
HTH
David
Just wondering if anyone else has noticed a very simple way to have
session management is to have a script which connects all the neccessary
ports with jack_connect jack_disconnect?
I feel foolish that I haven't noticed this earlier and felt I should
share...
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> From: hayesjaj(a)notes.udayton.edu [mailto:hayesjaj@notes.udayton.edu]
> Now that I have my card working to its fullest potential, I am
> having some difficulty with xruns. Most of my projects are
> rather long
> recordings but I cannot seem to make ardour work for more
> than 8 or so
> minutes before an xrun in jack stops the transport. I have
> tried the jack
> startup settings from the wiki (the rme_adat ones) and have
> not been able
> to get them to work. I am currently using -R -t 2000 -d alsa
> -d rme_adat
> -r 44100 -p 256 -n8 -zs -H -M which seems to give me the
> longest stretch
> of recording time.
There could be any number of reasons for xruns. My first question would be, have you applied the capabilities patch to the kernel and compiled support into jack? Are you using a tmpfs file system for jack's FIFO? What version of jack are you using?
>I would like to bump up the period length
> to -p 512
> but jack will not accept anything above -p 256 (64 works
> though).
This card has a fixed buffer size and will only work with with the number of periods set to 8 or 32. When using the adat device, the only combinations that will work (with 32 bit word size) are "-p 256 -n 8" and "-p 64 and -n 32". You bump the period length up to 512 but only if you are in 16 bit mode.
-Reuben
Hallo,
this actually is no question, but an answer, I'm posting here for
archive searchs.
For a long time, I had no sound output from Flash-enabled websites in
Mozilla with the official flash plugin using a ICE1712 chipset card
and ALSA (using OSS-emulation).
Today I tried running Mozilla through the libaoss-hack like
$ aoss mozilla
My asoundrc only contains this: "pcm.dsp0 pcm.default"
Voila: sound was playing on sites like this:
http://en-f.tezuka.co.jp/play/games/dancing_atom/index.html
Unfourtunatly this does still not work with dsp0 routed to dmix.
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
Jan, Steve, et al.
In trying to install JAMin, I found:
jamin-geq.o: In function `geq_set_coefs':
/mnt/hdb7/home2/davec/c/user/downloads/jamin/jam/src/geq.c:126: undefined
reference to `libintl_dgettext'
jamin-geq.o: In function `geq_set_sliders':
/mnt/hdb7/home2/davec/c/user/downloads/jamin/jam/src/geq.c:151: undefined
reference to `libintl_dgettext'
So I added -lintl to the gcc link line (manually). Linked OK after that.
Dave.
Thanks much. I found the problem was a little error in my modules.conf
file. Now that I have my card working to its fullest potential, I am
having some difficulty with xruns. Most of my projects are rather long
recordings but I cannot seem to make ardour work for more than 8 or so
minutes before an xrun in jack stops the transport. I have tried the jack
startup settings from the wiki (the rme_adat ones) and have not been able
to get them to work. I am currently using -R -t 2000 -d alsa -d rme_adat
-r 44100 -p 256 -n8 -zs -H -M which seems to give me the longest stretch
of recording time. I would like to bump up the period length to -p 512
but jack will not accept anything above -p 256 (64 works though). Any
thoughts?
James
From: hayesjaj(a)notes.udayton.edu [mailto:hayesjaj@notes.udayton.edu]
>>3) The ability to tell Jack how many ports to make available.
>Specifically, I am interested in the third item. I have successfully
>captured and sent 2 channel audio from both dev 0 and 1, but I (as I am
>VERY new to ALSA and the .asoundrc voodoo) have not been able to use all 8
>channels of ADAT optical io. The goal of my setup is to capture 8 streams
>into Ardour via jackd from the ADAT in but I have yet to figure out how to
>access all of the interleaved data. Please excuse me if my difficulty is
>naive but as I said I am new to the finer workings of alsa and am eager to
>get some direction beyond the fragments found in news group archives.
That option is available in the alsa driver options within Jack. Perhaps you might try qjackctl, it might make everything a bit easier, especially for somebody new to Alsa, jack etc.
http://qjackctl.sf.net/
Also check out the RME Digi96/8 section in the alsa wiki, I've been keeping it up to date and it might help you out a bit.
http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=rme96
-Reuben