LinuxMusicians

All the devices I'm finding online are for connecting pro-type equipment via T-shaped jacks. What I want is something that can handle multiple inputs of 1/4" and/or 1/8". Do these even exist?

(pause to compile current patchage on Devuan)
No systemd dependencies, no font issues.

A drawback to distributing FLAC'd SFZs is that some SFZ players don't support FLAC.
CPU load...well, I'm currently looping a ten-second file of pink noise in WAV and FLAC formats, and the CPU load, on a somewhat dated i5 running Audacious, is basically indistinguishable between formats.

Infinite DX7 patches you mostly won't like!

So you've set QJackCtl to start a2jmidid, you've started QJackCtl and it's in the notification area, you've verified that a2jmidid is actually running with ps ax | grep a2jmidid in a terminal, but when you start REAPER it fails to show your device? or it does show your device but it won't activate?

You'll want to investigate the REAPER forums as well, e.g. Newbieland and REAPER For Linux.

Linuxmusician01 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2023 10:35 am

Are there more people like me that work with the classic column view rather than the graph view?

+1

¹ How the national debt works.

I'm told that's all OK because the banks paid back the loans from the public with the interest they made from loans to the public of the money they were loaned by the public.

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Kott wrote: ↑Sun Oct 15, 2023 10:40 pm

isn't unplugging a patch-cord is a much more faster solution?

In my case I'd have to go find a flashlight.

A somewhat safe way to do it would be by building your own kernel and disabling both mitigations and your network access; e.g. my ethernet module is the e1000e, so I would set my .config with

CONFIG_E1000E=n
CONFIG_CMDLINE="mitigations=off"