LinuxMusicians

At last I have found a solution to my problem ..... which has incidentally been there on my computer all the time - I just was so slow and stupid not to see it in the first place. As I said - I had successfully played all my music through bluetooth headphones except any MIDI files - for which I was ...

I had hoped your solution would help me with my problem but unfortunately I can't get it to work. I have successfully got my bluetooth working with jack sink ( using Cadence ) with one exception - I cannot get any of my MIDI programs (Rosegarden, Frescobaldi) to work via bluetooth. This sounds simil...

Thanks for your input - I'll have a look @ /etc/pulse/default.pa and compare my two computers. I have solved ther problem - I was wrong to implicate pulseaudio as a culprit which stopped Jack from grabbing the playback device - in fact it was the timidy demon I actually don't use timidity now ( I us...

I have 2 computers- a laptop running Linux Mint 19.3 and a desktop running Mint 20.2 - and on both of them I managed to get ALSA/PULSEAUDIO/JACK all working in perfect harmony by basically following the instructions in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoN0GLYhAzk&t=45s which basically uses KXStud...

I use Linux Mint 20 and have successfully installed JACK which thanks to Cadence works well in conjuction with PulseAudio. Subsequently I was so pleased with myself when I manged how to get my bluetooth headphones working thanks to various posts on forums. I tend to use the CLI programs 'alsamixer' ...