LinuxMusicians

Have you tried cleaning the contacts? It could be some dust or fluff.

Why don't you go for an Elektron drum machine? You can program on the fly and doesn't have to be still in the slightest. Actually, there's not really a problem using Hydrogen in this setup. For drum programming I prefer the onscreen grid to any row of buttons with blinking lights. I have a BeatStep...

As a fellow old timer, I think your inkling toward hardware is telling you something, as much as you want to resist. Well MAYBE, but an all hardware solution doesn't let me jump back to drum machine programming easily either. I looked at the BeatBuddy and even though it's cool, it's mostly for perf...

@sysrqer : He's got a GeForce 8400 GS Rev. 3. The 340 drivers are the most up to date for that card I think. Oh ok, I didn't check. I have a crappy integrated one and use the latest driver so I assumed that theirs was better/newer than mine. I would suggest hardware as well then, if graphics/kernel...

I don't think it's anything to do with the mouse, it sounds more and more like a graphics problem. That said, I don't see anything particularly weird except for the GPU temperature, is that not pretty high? If that is overheating for whatever reason then it might explain the jerky behaviour and the ...

As mentioned above, Nvidia can be problematic. It can also cause crashes if you use Jack with the Nouveau driver. So I guess it would be helpful to know some details about the kernel. And are you sure the Nvidia driver is actually being used? Inxi -Fx will tell you, can you post that here as it will...

Which graphics card do you have and which driver?

What uses only alsa these days? I honestly don't know why it would be needed. Pulseaudio bridged to JACK works perfectly for everything I've tried for non music making stuff and for music making everything uses JACK directly and isn't really affected by pulseaudio being bridged (I know others have d...

linux-lover wrote:@ never see that and using kx for years.

It was most likely installed on your system though. If you don't install it you will need to manually set up your system for realtime use.
It looks like you don't have the right card selected in cadence's settings.

rghvdberg wrote:Gotta link?

Probably not allowed to post one as a first post?

https://github.com/abbysoft-team/Soompler

There's no need to install them through the package manager and then move to ~/.lv2, all hosts are capable of finding them in the /usr/ directories, either by manually setting locations or by setting PATH to include the location (although I can't imagine that any hosts don't look in /usr/lib/lv2 by ...

I just discovered a bug in Reaper when using the VST Spectrum Analyzer x12. When changing the Tolerance Parameter the DAW crashes with ./reaper jack: created client jack: setting TIME_CRITICAL = 74 jack: activated client Segmentation fault Maybe you need to change it several time until it crashes a...

I've been using Linux everyday since 2008, and I first installed it back in the late 90s. I have been programming on and off since the early 80s, so I wouldn't describe myself as a noob. I have thought about volunteering to help ubuntustudio but I'm short of time as it is at the moment. My point wa...

gimmeapill wrote:The only problem is that now that we have a screen detachable mixer and sampler, I feel the urge for a second screen

yeah that was the first thing I thought when looking at the changeling.

What’s new ⋅ HiDPI (Retina) support and custom GUI scaling options. See below for more information. ⋅ Rubberband 4 based native time-stretching options in the sampler. ⋅ Detachable mixer view. (Renoise only) ⋅ Custom exponential, per point scaling in all autom...