LinuxMusicians

Hi milo, thank you for your reply. I read your blog, it is very similar to what bluzee wrote above. Selecting the audio interface as input and output device in Jack has no effect whatsoever. The system sound continues to come out of the internal speakers, or from the headphone jack, but never from t...

Hello again, a quick update on this. As far as I can tell jack does nothing. It routs sounds neither way, either from the audio to interface to the internal sound board or the opposite. And since most of the guides out there advise one to connect the audio output to the interface itself I decided to...

Hi again bluzee, I am able to follow the steps you outline, but still no sound is transported to the headphones. The two inputs from the audio interface are present in the connections menu, they are connected to the playback channels but no sound is audible. I do not have headphones with a 1/4"...

grooveman wrote: ↑Tue Dec 01, 2020 2:47 pm I've recently started building my studio. I'm groping my way through producing music on a Linux PC, and have much to learn, but it is fun, and I feel good

My aims are considerably less ambitious, but thanks for the welcome note.

Cheers.

Welcome Luis, glad to have one of the pioneers here :D That's funny, it really did not felt like pioneering at the time. Linux was already a household name of sorts and was just a convenient platform to develop programmes later to be compiled and executed on the Solaris mainframe at the Faculty. Ch...

Thank you bluzee for chiming in. I do not wish to route the input back to the audio interface, at this moment I do not have cables for that. qtjackctl shows 2 different inputs, but none is the audio interface. One is the internal microphone of the laptop and the other is the microphone embedded in t...

Dear all, I recently acquired an audio interface: U-Phoria UMC202. I never connected an electrical instrument to Linux before, but soon enough I was able to record the input with simple programmes. Problem is: I am so far unable to listen the input through the headphones (or speakers). I expect it t...

Hello to everyone, a short introduction to myself. Started working on Linux in 1996/1997, Slackware with Xfce. In 1998 installed Linux for the first time on my own computer, Red Hat something with GNome 1. Always had a distro installed somewhere since then. In 2009 Ubuntu finally solved a long stand...