LinuxMusicians

+1 Solfege. The indentify pitch recognition exercise in Solfege is a perfect pitch exercise. However, personally, I think, that relative pitch exercises give you a much better understanding of musical relations and thus greater musical skills. And that, relations is what music is all about. Relation...

I'm not sure I'm able to help. Just to get the facts straight... It WAS working at one point. Then you had a few hundred updates. Then it stopped working. Is that it? Anyway, getting a few hundred updates for ubuntu 11.04 just recently sounds really wild unless you didn't update it at all since you ...

Sorry yes, that's what I meant. Anyway the 2 lines have to be there or it will not work. I don't know. We know it worked before. So we will have to find out what has changed. Try to open ubuntu-software-center and look in "history" and see if you can find anything else that changed with in...

Did anything happen to the changes we made in the configuration file as per post #12?

What a sad waste of computer power...

Nice :) How well do you know the hdspmixer? At least for me that was a problem in the beginning. I thought the same as you until I found out what the different sliders were actually for. And a lot of them, in my case, were just for ins/outs that I weren't connected, so naturally they had no effect. ...

Sorry bearblock. I forgot all about this. There is one more thing you have to do. gksu gedit /etc/pulse/default.pa Find where it says Load audio drivers statically... bla bla... In that text block you should add 2 lines: load-module module-alsa-sink device_id=0 tsched=0 load-module module-alsa-sourc...

Exactly. Then you have the problem I described in my first post. See comment #14 in this bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-tools/+bug/723276 You will have to know if you're running 32 or 64 bit to get the right package. If you're not sure, you can check it by running: uname ...

What OS are you running? Did you install alsa-firmware-loaders? Did you install alsa-tools-gui. You also will have to start hdspmixer, which you'll have install if you install the packages mentioned above. And you will probably have to fiddle with the settings in hdspmixer - you can start by trying ...

Just a word of warning and a workaround for those who want to upgrade/install ubuntu 11.04 and who owns a RME HDSP card. The alsa-tools-gui package is broken and the HDSP mixer is missing from the install of said package. There's an "easy" workaround though. Install the Debian Sid package ...

Thanks a lot (du kan nogle tricks). It's working better than ever. Linux (ubuntu) is just getting better and better these days. And the community support to. Thanks. Hey T. If you wan't to se a really wierd kernel problem i had which affected my digital-piano http://ubuntudanmark.dk/forum/viewtopic....

This is a good day. It worked. I reinstalled the rt kernel. Booted it. Exited to a terminal (which was one of the options of the evil NVIDIA dialog box). Reinstalled new drivers from there. And here I am: rt-kernel, jack, ardour... Everything is working great.
Thanks a lot for your help.

Hi. Thanks a lot Thorgal. (Jeps. Jeg bor i Kbh.). Sorry I didn't get around to trying this out. I've been on tour and then I actually had Chickenpox (skoldkopper). Damn, that's bad when you're an adult. I can't recommend it. It kind of worked. Got the new Nvidia-drivers installed. It actually solved...

Thanks. Does it matter which kernel I'm running while compiling? And does it work with dkms when I compile myself?

Thanks. Well it's a long story. But the modules can't load with pulseaudio. Here's my talk with alsa-dev, that unfortunately soon got to technical for me, and I gave up: http://mailman.alsa-project.org/pipermail/alsa-devel/2009-November/022642.html People on ubuntforums seem to have the same problem...