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Linuxmusician01 So enter Jack. Jack is better, but must be configured (i.e. you need to make connections): it's not dummy-proof like Pulse. Pulse works out of the box. The easy alternative is to use a Linux distribution which already configures that for you (as well has the handful of other tweaks ...

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Nachei Crickets? Must I understand nobody is experiencing this issue? I'm afraid I haven't used DG in anger for a couple of years: my need was for something less fiddly (not to knock DG at all!) Maybe moving this post to the dedicated DrumGizmo sub-forum would get more traction: https://linuxmusici...

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Bransby I Moved to AV Linux as I found it to be far more stable than Ubuntu Studio where Plasma crashes on me all the time, it'd be a real shame if I have to move away from AV Linux because of this issue. Anyone got any ideas? What kernel versions are running on each bootable OS? You state that you...

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amc252 I must be missing something 'cause I installed sfizz on Devuan and it only works from the command line in text mode. I don't see any GUI. Could you please explain how you get the GUI in the screenshot? IIRC, sfizz doesn't have a GUI when run in standalone mode from the command line: the only...

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oddy.o.lynx sunrat Seems like a hassle to stop/start it. I just leave the pulseaudio-jack sink active all the time. that will produce xruns when recording in real time, this is one reason why by default on a Linux Audio Production computer it's best to mask PulseAudio In my experience, leaving Puls...

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j_e_f_f_g I guess this is pointless, but here I go anyway. There are perfectly valid "pro-audio" usecases which cannot be satisfied by ALSA's "exclusive mode" design: I want to noodle with keyboard sounds, using a MIDI-driven app (Pianoteq) which e.g. records those noodles for l...

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Urgh! I knew better than to post the shortcut. Should've been $ usermod -Ga pipewire <your-user-id-goes-here> $ man usermod ... -G, --groups GROUP1[,GROUP2,...[,GROUPN]]] A list of supplementary groups which the user is also a member of. Each group is separated from the next by a comma, with no inte...

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Audiojunkie I agree! @wtay is kind enough to spend time talking to us. Let’s give him time to see what can be done. He has already made changes to his original plan to try to better accommodate us and our needs. Exactly! On a marginal-to-the-mainstream platform (for our use-cases) like Linux, havin...

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nils Start small and centralized, create categories once a single type of topic starts to dominate. The LM site has been around forever in internet community years, and IIRC its current forum structure is the result of following exactly that advice. The follow-on / corollary is that "gardening...

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Matt Tytel (author of Vital / Vitalium) earlier wrote Helm (https://tytel.org/helm/) which is F/LOSS.

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Linuxmusician01 The rate at which a computer samples audio, i.e. takes a sample (some sort or measurement or "snapshot") of the intensity of a signal (sample rate) is not a wave. It's not a frequency like that from a wave. So the math may be right, the reasoning behind it is not. If you d...

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@rickpress When running QJackCtl, after changing the settings to the sample rate you desire, do you then use it to start Jack?

AFAIK, Waveform 12 should use the sample rate of the already-running Jackd: you shouldn't see an option to set the sample rate in that case.

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@gabtram To get appropriate help for your situation, please report your distro name and version, and how you installed Pipewire / wireplumber (e.g., from distro packages, from a backports repo, from downloaded binaries, from source, etc.)

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Linuxmusician01 I believe artix_linux_user has the math right here: $ bin/python3 ... >>> sample_rates = [44100, 48000, 88200, 96000, 176400, 192000] >>> frames_per_period_list = [16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024] >>> periods_per_buffer_list = [2, 3] >>> for sample_rate in sample_rates: ... for fram...

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Carl Irwin Nicely done! I think the analysis that the "temp tracks" generated to "fake through" the film before the composer actually gets to work on it seems right on: generating such a track is so easy these days, and it creates inertia in the process. Mind you, I'm only heari...

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