LinuxMusicians

jonetsu wrote:Nice, short article.

How much did this MOTU interface cost in € ?

Cheers/tschüß

649,- €

SpotlightKid wrote:

bluebell wrote:Too bad for me:

Don't feel bad that you finished and uploaded a track. But maybe: if you can do it once, you can do it twice?

Yeah, but not twice a year
Still struggling with the lyrics for my next song.

Too bad for me: "Your audio track MUST be created specifically for this competition, not released elsewhere before." It takes longer for me to create a song that's good enough for me (and for others). So I can't upload my little hommage to Rammstein "Die Ferne" since I already r...

Too bad for me: "Your audio track MUST be created specifically for this competition, not released elsewhere before." It takes longer for me to create a song that's good enough for me (and for others). So I can't upload my little hommage to Rammstein "Die Ferne" since I already re...

I wrote an article in German about Linux and the MOTU UltraLite AVB on amazona.de: https://www.amazona.de/community/wenn-der-linuxer-mehr-audio-ausgaenge-braucht/ Feedback to my other articles showed that there are definitely some Linux musicians on other forums/sites who appreciate articles about L...

Welcome and have fun. It's not too difficult after you mastered the JACK audio system.

Audio processing in the kernel would mean plugins also running in kernel space. Cool. eBPF ? Plugins with their DSP part coded in a language that gets interpreted by the kernel? I think that would blow up the kernel and introduce a lot of complexity. I don't think DSP code is as simple as network f...

GuntherT wrote:

khz wrote:# !vote KLANG — Kernel Level Audio Next Generation" http://klang.eudyptula.org/

LOL!

Audio processing in the kernel would mean plugins also running in kernel space. Cool.

What can possibly go wrong?

Disappointing though it is, it's not a problem and if Linux had a huge user base it wouldn't be the Linux we know. That's right. Phone-home programs, iLoks, nag screens everywhere, subscription models, binary-only kernel modules that won't work with the following kernel version ... all the crap Win...

What uses only alsa these days? I honestly don't know why it would be needed. Pulseaudio bridged to JACK works perfectly for everything I've tried for non music making stuff and for music making everything uses JACK directly and isn't really affected by pulseaudio being bridged (I know others have ...

A good solution for a multi purpose PC is installing Pulseaudio and configuring it with jack-sink, then using JACK as the main audio system. ALSA-, JACK- and Pulseaudio-clients live happily together. Even a remote Windows7 VM running on a Linux KVM Host in another building (coupled with directed WiF...

jonetsu wrote:(1) In Kölnisch z.B
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2volDOAVy8

They call it "Kölsch", like the beer emulation.

https://www.koelsch-woerterbuch.de/

crocket wrote:Can it withstand

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nice -n 19 stress-ng --iomix 8 --ionice-class idle --cpu 8 -t 5m

without xruns?

Sure.

jonetsu wrote:

bluebell wrote:World Domination.

Fast.

Almost ?

Yes. Almost fast.

World Domination.

Fast.