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I am not sure this is the reason for the bug, or if this bug is as generic as what is implied by the statement, but in another post I am asking for help regarding choking and I noticed (edit 2) that DRSKit, which is sampled at 44.1KHz, does not choke its hi-hat when resampling to 48KHz (which is my ...

I am having issues choking the HiHat (using DrumGizmo 0.9.20), and I have created the following minimal working example (close - open - close) which works using the CrocellKit but which does not work using the DRSKit: https://pasteboard.co/kiQXfg7gha6t.png https://pasteboard.co/kiQXfg7gha6t.png I ha...

Thanks for the explanation, as well as for the musical insights!

I also just found this talk from which I clipped the relevant 30 seconds:
https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxzrwRvaigQQ ... ure=shared

I am just at the beginning of my DrumGizmo journey and have added the DRSKit (whiskers only) in an Ardour session. I see two versions of the kick drum, notes #35 and #36, which are labeled kdrum_without_contac and kdrum_with_contac respectively. The version with_contac is a bit lowder and has someth...

This is a bit old, but I thought I would let others know. I eventually messed up my jack and alsa configurations so badly I could not get any sound on my system and ended up doing a fresh install. I opted for Ubuntu Studio, and everything magically worked (multiple old interfaces tested, as well as ...

So unfortunately I have not been able to do this on my end. I am trying other interfaces currently and will post back about those (in another thread) if I encounter problems or find any new solutions not documented here. If ever someone stumbles on this page with new information, I am subscribed and...

So I tried isolating the problem a bit, and being new to Ardour I figured maybe I was doing something wrong there. My current test involves the following: power on the Quattro USB interface and send audio into input 1 start jack using: jackd -d alsa -d q4 -H -C -r 44100 -p 1024 -i4 -o -P hw:1 start ...

Objective: connect the Quattro audio interface via USB to the computer and be able to, at a minimum, use the inputs to record sound onto the computer. I have been trying to make this work for quite some time now, with little success. The machine I am most hopeful of getting this to work on is runnin...