> From: Iain Mott <mott(a)reverberant.com>
> I tried another slot (there are only 2 pci slots on the mother board),
> but the same thing happens. It required about 3 boots to get the
> firmware to load. I hope it's not a problem in the RME PCI card itself.
You could try checking whether the PCI card is detected in the cases where
the firmware is not loaded. It is PCI and not PCIe?
Compare the output of lspci in the good vs. failing case and verify that
the PCI card is detected, because the driver will never load and attempt
to find the external interface if the PCI part of the interface is not
detected.
--
Chris Caudle
I made this one-off hack based on the vorbis lib sample code, for concatenating ogg files. The README has more details:
http://github.com/kenrestivo/thrashcat
That itch is now scratched; but others might find it useful too, so here it is.
-ken
Hello all!
Keith McMillen has marketed their QuNeo controller as "Open Source" on
Kickstarter and other places (google "quneo open source"), while
actually it is not "open source" for any reasonable definition of the
term. Editor software source code, which is crucial for using the
device with Linux, has only reluctantly been released to a closed group
of beta testers. People are understandably disappointed.
What do you think?
The following is from Keith McMillen forum:
http://forum.keithmcmillen.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=651&start=140#p9641
> Currently, the Linux version of the editor crashes when I try to
> update presets. Of course, the source code for the editor still isn't
> released and there is no officially supported Linux version, so I
> don't expect this to be fixed any time soon. As I don't use or have
> Windows, this turns my QuNeo pretty much into a pretty expensive
> plastic brick. I can't even use it as a doorstop because it is so
> thin.
>
> Keith McMillen have lied about the QuNeo being open source on
> Kickstarter right from the start, and used the "open source" tag for
> marketing. Yet no part of the product is open source: Not the
> schematics; not the firmware; not the editor. Apparently there was to
> be an SDK for the QuNeo which hasn't materialized yet, either.
>
> I believed the marketing and paid for an open source product;
> something I could hack and modify. I did not get what I paid for. The
> QuNeo is a closed-source brick, just like lots and lots of other
> controllers on the market.
>
> This has been discussed for months (years?) now, with no result. It
> seems obvious that Keith McMillen never intended to fulfill their
> "open source" promise from the start.
>
> I am advising my musician friends not to buy from Keith McMillen. It
> is likely they will get scammed.
Hello all,
I have a project in Ardour which has much more iterations of verses
than the fnal project wil have, for the sake of explorations,
improvisations, etc. Is it practical to work on the structure itself
or should I redo all the tracks from scratch with a new count of
verses ? By 'practical' I mean are there tools and tricks that would
make it easier to take out one verse made out of say, 7 tracks ? The
project is in sync with the metronome, if it helps. I can see that it
is possible to select one verse across all the tracks and then delete
it. Since I do not know that much all that Ardour can do, I'm asking
here if there are better ways to do that using specific Ardour commands
that might be better to the task than selecting with a mouse on a
finer-grained display of the tracks. Is it also possible to store a
cut-out verse somewhere persistently to use it later ? - thanks for
any comments and suggestions !
Cheers.
Hi List,
My system (with ubuntu 14.04) is loading the hdsp firmware for an RME
Multiface only 50% of the time on start up. It's like flipping a coin.
I've not been able to figure out how to fix it.
I've saved the dmesg printout from a successful boot (good) and an
unsuccessful (bad) here:
http://reverberant.com/tmp/dmesg_good.txthttp://reverberant.com/tmp/dmesg_bad.txt
and the keyword to search for is "hammerfall".
I was having trouble with the NVidia driver some time back and perhaps
there's a conflict there but I don't know.
If anyone can help - please do!
Cheers,
Iain
Anyone who wants flac, I added a couple of releases to bandcamp. They are
not free (in fact, I am no longer allowed to release free albums, since
bandcamp tries to have a balance and I've released too many free stuff).
However, this is a good thing, since all of you who dreamed to send huge
sums of money my way are now able to do just that.
droning069 droning078 droning094:
https://louigi.bandcamp.com/album/droning069-droning078-droning094
droning177:
https://louigi.bandcamp.com/album/droning177
Thank you!
--
Louigi Verona
http://www.louigiverona.ru/
Dear community,
While not directly a linux related question,
I am wondering about ultimately using linux
tools for the possible solution, so:
I get the feeling at times, when getting music
from torrents and such, that not all files
claiming to be flac are actually lossless.
It seems that sometimes folks will take an
mp3, reencode it in flac and distribute the
result.
Now the question is whether it is possible to analyze an
audio file encoded in a lossless format and
determine if it existed as a lossy file in a
previous life?
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks.
Hi all,
To refine the question a bit;
Older laptops in this case... 1.6ghz - 2.2ghz dual core 64bit processors and their rough equivalents, running say, current KDE4 Ubuntu like environment, vs flux/blackbox <add ur choice here>, etc. anyone got any real results?
Like, I want to record at 128/2 ... Can I run a softsynth or Jammin on top of a few live plugins running simultaneously kind of difference or ... The point I'm subtly pointing toward... Does the lightweight WM or DT really give me anymore power to do something useful??
The only user difference in experience, for the most part that I see, is losing the automated bells n kazoo's tht heavy desktops handle. Of course there's more but I'm just curious about case examples with something to back them up & not be centered wholly on opinion.
~ Russell
Hi *,
I wanted to use some VST plugin over network.
I am trying to get netjack running.
My Master is Linux Mint 17 x86_64 (192.168.0.10) running jackdmp 1.9.10.
My Slave is a Windows 7 64Bit (192.168.0.30) running jackdmp 1.9.10.
With jack_netsource running on the Linux Master, nothing happend at all.
Neither with running jackd -dnet nor with jackd -dnetone on the Windows
slave.
With jack_net_master running on the Linux Master, I get the following
error: "NetJack master can not be opened", when I execute the following
command on the Windows slave: jackd.exe -R -S -d net -P8 -C8.
In this scenario I capture the following UDP datagram with Wireshark:
192.168.0.30 225.3.19.154 UDP 686 Source port: igrid
Destination port: igrid.
What I found with goioglew, was not helpful yet.
Has anyone some ideas, advice or web source?
Regards,
Ck