LinuxMusicians

I will look into the software you pointed out Edit; specifically multimedia keys; would that be like an "up" and "down" two key kinda thing, or a one key to set to a preset level? I want to use the volume_up and volume_down keys to turn the volume knob in LSP's volume compensator: https://lsp-plug.i...

is there any way to control a plugin knob with multimedia keys on a "writing" keyboard?

Latency Latency is nowhere near the latency that jack2 can handle. The reason is that the the alsa driver will send smaller packets to the device (USB) when configured with a smaller period. Because PipeWire uses timer based scheduling, the period is configured as large as possible and latency suff...

next I ran the REW test through a bypassed jack app, to test the pipewire-jack connection. as you can see, it is totaly transparent (this is a first, I showed problems with snd-aloop solution before)...again, the little ripple is due to a connection delay Screenshot_20201222_100525 (1).png dfdd.jpg

unfortunatly the zita stuff is unstable.

I now found in Pipewire the best solution: viewtopic.php?p=127073#p127073

So I finaly found out how to expose Pipewire in a running jack server. you need your distros pipewire-jack suport (not the dropin) and pulseaudio replacement packages. the "trick" (actualy a workaround for the incomplete implentation) is to open pavucontrol, enable "jack client" and disable the othe...

finaly found a solution to use REW in 44100

instead of the usual alsa_in and alsa_out:

Why not just improve JACK instead

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire ... ck-instead

This is my list. https://linuxgamecast.com/linux-compatible-audio-interfaces/ nice list. a shame we are probably not going to see Ffado supported in Pipewire https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/326 Aren't the FFADO drivers not supported in the kernel now? no, what is in the ke...

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Wed Dec 02, 2020 6:15 pm

This is my list.

https://linuxgamecast.com/linux-compati ... nterfaces/

nice list. a shame we are probably not going to see Ffado supported in Pipewire https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire ... issues/326

Great to see how the PipeWire developers are responding to feedback from the LAD/LAU community. This process looks to be far better compared to the implementation of PulseAudio. There was almost no collaboration there. O my, we needed this 15 years ago. a shame Ffado wont be suported, it seams http...

do you recomend this interface in Linux?

I've been buying old firewire interfaces for the past few months and making mini reviews for fun. The FFADO list was outdated and now it's gone. So far: MOTU Traveler MKI MOTU 828MKII Phonic Firefly 202 M-Audio ProFire 2626 MBOX 2 Mini (usb) Digidesign Digi 003R Presonus FIRESTUDIO 26×26 Behringer ...

I see a couple of advantages for my use-case: 1) bitperfect output: with Jack you are forced to one fixed samplerate 2) I run a couple of plugins (convolvers/loudness-compensation) in my playback chain which require a larger buffer. With PiWi I wont have to switch back and fourth sound-server buffe...

I am using the pulseaudio replacement atm (enable pipewire-pulse.socket). this is intresting even when not replacing jack since it will make pulse and alsa available in jack without all the shitty workrounds we are using atm. the last part is not working atm though. jack is not startable when the pi...