LinuxMusicians

Hi Dylian!

Good gear! Feel free to ask.
Welcome! Bienvenido!!!

Welcome!

Hi Dave, Welcome to linuxmusicians! The wireless problem... Have you tried installing wicd? Jack server is a bit tricky to setup but not a big deal, feel free to ask! Anyway, there is a recent thread here, "best distro for pro studio"? Maybe AVLinux 4.0 can suit you better. Take a look at ...

Yes!

I find your script very useful and I wrote a guide in my blog

I am listening to your song again. It is very good. I think you have a very nice voice but I feel you can sing much better. The pitch is OK. I don't know enough English to express what I mean, sorry.

Cheers! Pablo

See ubuntustudio forum.

Bienvenido! Welcome!

Welcome!

Very much better here, Thank you Nathan, LM go go!

Soft mode doesn't solve the problem. It is better you know when a xrun happens. I think the defaults options are the sanest possible. See, Dave Philips wrote a wonderful guide. Take a look at it: $wget w3.linux-magazine.com/issue/67/JACK_Audio_Server.pdf Maybe, increase periods/buffer to 512 and see...

I am still receiving non stop xruns

And your current jackd settings are ...?

cat ~/.jackdrc

can programs be manipulated with rtirq, too? From the Alsa Wiki : The script identifies the audio devices present on the machine and raises the priority of the threads that handle the IRQs of such devices. how can i manually give a higher priority to fst? Have you take a look at the priority fst ac...

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sat jun 5 10:00:00 UTC 2010, more or less,
I couldn't post a message because the site was completely off.
Now it is a bit laggy but much better than this morning.
Regards, Pablo

Enormous rtirq! Thank you Capo!
I am on the side that it is better to have the audio card in a unique IRQ number but...
they are separate kernel threads?... I am not too familiar with this, doesn't it matter if there is a nvidia in the same IRQ?

Please some light...

Hi! The usb bus 001 in which you have plugged your edirol is sharing IRQ number with the graphics card: Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0582:007d Roland Corp. EDIROL UA-101 16: 234 1413912 0 0 0 0 0 181 IO-APIC-fasteoi ehci_hcd:usb1, nvidia You should first try to have the EDROL in usb bus 002 which is alone...

Have you tried with n=3 and n=2 (periods/buffer)?. Does it make a difference?

With the USB card connected, can you give the output of

$lsusb
and
$cat /proc/interrupts

?