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bluebell wrote:

XRunner wrote: /etc/init.d/ondemand from the package "initscripts" (can't be removed safely) waits 60 seconds and then screws up your governor settings.

I had to tweak it on all my Ubuntu machines used for audio production.

Didn't know that. I will look into it .

Good people of DrumGizmo: I took some time to run more tests and got very reasonable results. The key seemed to be the CPU governor set to performance mode (I don't know why Ubuntu Studio resets this value when I restart my machine). I ran all tests using the VST plugin, two displays, showing the ma...

Hi Deva: I am at work (break time) at the moment, so I won't be able to jump in an try your suggestions, but will definitely try both the stand alone mode and the "shitty kit", as well as a more relaxed beat, since they are my most immediate options. Of course, if beat and voices themselve...

Thanks for reaching out Deva. I tried both approaches yesterday and didn't get good results. First, disabling resampling (or switching to a new 48k session, or using the Muldjord kit at 44k) got marginally better results, but still was unusable. Using a very large buffer size still gave me Xruns and...

I tried preventing pulseaudio from spawning and stopping it through a stop script: #!/bin/bash echo autospawn = no > $HOME/.config/pulse/client.conf pulseaudio --kill rm $HOME/.config/pulse/client.conf and a start script: #!/bin/bash #This is redundant, I know :). pulseaudio --start After running th...

Hi: I recently switched from Hydrogen to DrumGizmo. Using the stock DrumGizmo install in Ubuntu18 (two years and a half old) I downloaded both the Crocell and Muldjord kits and did the neccesary changes to my MIDI files so I would trigger the correct samples and loaded DrumGizmo as an Ardour plugin....