LinuxMusicians

I've just tried to install ubuntu studio and add the kxstudio repositories. What the idiots have done is beyond belief. They have removed jackdbus and parcelled it exclusively with ubuntu-studio-controls, and so you can no longer install the repos over the top of ubuntu studio. Its enraging. Its th...

That looks like a foam grill to replace the totall (metal) grill or as outside cover of it.. Does not look like the inside foam from a metal grill. Aw yeah, now that I look at it better it does seem like something that goes on the outside. Extraordinair costs to replace a few dimes of simple foam. ...

Just out of curiosity : what is your list of approved distributions? ⋅ Debian ⋅ Ubuntu (all flavours) ⋅ Mint ⋅ Fedora ⋅ openSuse ⋅ Raspbian Any distribution that is made by a serious professional (team). I have no intrest in anything other...

Thank you. But i do not mean that kind of foams. I mean the foam inside the grill ball. Replacement foams are indeed available at the link provided by sysrqer, for example this one for a shure model: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shure-SM-57-63-SM94-Replacement-Foam-1-Gray-Windscreen-from-Windtech-600...

Hi guys!

I though I would link here the page of Stefano D'Angelo, it is really interesting:

http://dangelo.audio/

There is plenty of literature about DSP and modeling of analog audio equipment. The guy also published open source code. Hope you find this interesting too.

What is next? Calling out the opposite group of people? Some mobbing maybe? Can you elaborate on these thoughts of yours ? What is next? Calling out the opposite group of people? Some mobbing maybe? Of course, i cannot speak for nilshi, nor I wish to. I also do not wish to derail this topic, so I w...

Probably late to the party, but here my two cents. I have a Behringher UMC202HD. Not the same unit you are considering, but one of the same series (U-Phoria). I planned to do a detailed review as that I did for my old gen Scarlett which you see here , but that has become item #57495 on my list of th...

OK, I finally managed to read the thread properly. I'm on arch, rt-kernel 5.0.5 . I do: I summarize what I do on my system: - use linux-rt kernel (which does not seem to make a real difference, at least as shown by xruncounter) - set cpu governor to performance - disable hyperthreading - suspend bal...

Back to technical things: Would it be possible that not the battery-loading (physically) gets in the way of music-performance, but the process that reports battery status? (software wise). Is there a daemon that can be turned off so the system is agnostic of the battery status? This would be really...

Interestingly, on a musical side, I noticed that I am much more sensitive to latency when playing guitar. It seems that on piano I am used to some latency, maybe, because it always takes time for the hammer to hit the string. The mechanics of a piano are quite complex, whereas on the guitar you dir...

I thought he said that the thing still works just fine in Windows 10. But thanks for the info! :) Is it? Thank you, I agree. Well it's been done yesterday with a Win 10 system. Initially, to my delight, the interface was dead silent as well, in spite of having been selected as a main card in that W...

Hi there! I have just skimmed through the thread, and it definitely rings some bells. I had the very same issue on my old gen Scarlett 2i4. Is your device an old gen? Thanks. Yeah well, your conclusions are logical, however I can't accept it to be broken. There is something fishy about that +48V but...

The Debian release process is fairly arduous (for good reasons). We tried to get Dragonfly Reverb into the upcoming Debian, but we missed a deadline, so I think the next chance is in 2021. KXStudio's packages are updated so rapidly that it's probably better to keep them separate rather than try to ...

Captain Pedantic reporting: Linux itself is libre Not exactly. The vanilla Linux kernel has proprietary binary blobs into it. But you can install "cleaned up" libre versions in most distributions. It is possible, and actually not hard, to make a fully libre OS, but I do not think that a li...

joaommeirelles wrote:how I can get more info to search if it will fit my future hardware?

The easiest thing you could do is make a live medium, and try AVLinux before you install it on your hardware.