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I use Mixbus (Commercial, but the demo is free to try). I am old fashioned musician playing and recording instruments. I cut my teeth on analogue gear in the pre-digital pre-PC days and I love it. Mixbus has a mixer based on Harrison Console's studio grade hardware. A lot of the stuff you need (comp...

Try the version of Raspbian (the raspberry Pi OS) that has been released for normal Pcs. This is Debian designed to be very light and has full access to Debian repos. EDIT: https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspberry-pi-desktop/ According to one article the minimum requirement for RAM is 512MB!

Thank you for the responses. The video is unfortunately unwatchable, at least for my eyes/screen :roll: I can't distinguish what the terminal says. So I tried raboof's command: $ SOUND_CARD_IRQ=129 ./realTimeConfigQuickScan.pl and I get: Can't locate QuickScanEngine.pm in @INC (you may need to inst...

I am still disabling pulse as it did interfere and cause xruns

I set it so it does not respawn and put commands to stop and start it within my qjackctl setup

I think you can also use the services command to stop it. I use services and kill everything I don't need before a session.

If I installed Librazik is it enough like Debian that I can just use it? According to my experiences: Yes. It's very user-friendly. You may install the librazik-apt-non-fr package https://librazik.tuxfamily.org/doc2/comprehension/paquets_librazik#librazik-apt-non-fr . This might help a lot for all ...

How different is Librazik from standard Debian please? As different as KXStudio is, compared to Debian or Ubuntu. You have the applications, the kernel, the tweaks and the documentation, that you need to transform vanilla Debian into professional audio tailored operating system. I am an experienced...

So now... I hope this community starts to talk a lot much more about 'LibraZiK - audio studio" LibraZiK is a digital audio-software music studio and related documentation, and is based on Debian GNU/Linux Stable. Although it is oriented towards French speaking users (and that is the reason why...

I will be very interested to hear how you get on.

Its working for me. Perhaps a glitch in the interwebs?

The most realistic drums on Linux are Drumgizmo

Does anyone know what the on board audio is?

I have tried but not been able to find out.

There is a kit for Hydrogen (I found it on this forum) for Drumgizmo. You can set up Hydrogen to play Drumgizmo on Ardour; the best drums I have ever been able to produce. When you have finished the drum part on Hydrogen just record it as midi on Ardour, quantise in case of any drift and your whole ...

I am using hydrogen to trigger Drumgizmo (someone on these forums posted a kit for hydrogen) and that is the best results I have had programming drums on Linux.

The command line utility htop will show this