LinuxMusicians

Good stuff! Do you have anything available for purchase/download?

noisemaker wrote:especially hydrogen dosent have dedicated outs vor each track.

Have you checked the settings?

Now the spammers are talking to each other.

Troubadix wrote:Working with a comercial operating system is like making holidays in an All-Inclusive-Club.

Troubadix wrote:Linux on the other hand is like an individual holiday trip.

Good analogy. I don't think I've ever seen this summarized quite so well.

Is this spam or are you just clueless about iOS vs Linux?

qtractor is only for simple tasks, it only has master ins and outs. By default it only has master ins and outs but you can add more. Go to View -> Buses. Click on "Master" under audio, type in a new name in the text field (eg "Snare in"), change the mode to whatever suits your n...

Wine works fine on 64bit. The problem I had was with wineasio and getting 32bit windows apps to work with it. I'm sure somebody has it working but it's not something I felt like wasting a lot of time with considering the reward wouldn't be that significant.

I have never run 32bit so I can't give you much of a comparison between the two. Right now the only thing I feel like I'm missing out on is wine support. I've never had much luck getting apps in wine to work with Jack. Supposedly it should work, but I've never really been that motivated to run Windo...

I have a friend with a Mac Book and a firewire adapter that will be in town in a couple of weeks. I'll see if I can get some time with it to see how Jack behaves.

I'm wondering the same thing. This would probably be a good question for LAU mailing list.

Louigi Verona wrote:Tested in a gig. Worked out great!

Do you record your performances?

Assuming you're talking about Ardour 2 and running zynadd standalone, this is what I do: 1. Run a sequencer (qtractor or seq24, etc) as a jack master 2. Run zynadd (or yoshimi) and connect the sequencer's midi out to the midi-in on zynadd 3. Run Ardour, create a bus and connect it to the jack audio ...

I like the fact that Mixbus is now available for Linux. On one hand it gives us more choices of software in the form of a commercially supported version of Ardour. And on the other hand it offers some kick ass mixer functionality. I bought it the day it was announced for Linux and it's really been a...

I have a Toshiba A505. I bought it because of the specs, but have regretted it ever since. Just to boot and have power management functional requires that I run patch provided by Intel as a "here try this" during the troubleshooting process. The patch applies cleany against a 2.6.33 kernel...

Just sent in a little bit. Hope it helps.