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scott.thomason wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 9:43 am Pink Floyd, The Wall

That's a nice one!

Telefon Tel Aviv - Fahrenheit Fair Enough

It's just there, an intrinsical part of my life. It's much like how GMaq describes it with the main difference that it will be an ES-335 they have to pry out of my fingers.

It won't work. The software needs a driver and it's either impossible or very hard to get that to work in Wine. I have a Beatstep Pro myself and tried the Arturia software in Wine. But it didn't recognize anything so for updating or configuring the device I have to resort to a supported OS.

I have slightly adapted the CSS of wiki.linuxaudio.org : Size of pre and code elements is now the same as the rest, it was set at 120% Increased line-height to 1.5em Increased font-size from 12px to 14px Changed text-align from justify to unset This way the wiki pages look a bit less cluttered and c...

Thanks @Linuxmusician01 and @scott.thomason!

I've updated the initial post. rtcqs is a small utility that checks your Linux installation within a real-time audio context. It basically follows all the topics covered in https://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/system_configuration and reports any possible bottlenecks regarding those topics.

Some thoughts about this release: https://autostatic.com/2022/05/16/rtcqs ... -released/

Thanks sunrat. The binary is much bigger because it includes a Python runtime and all the Python dependencies, it's kind of a Python Flatpak For more info see https://pyinstaller.org/en/stable/

+1 for RME. Have been using a Babyface for years now together with a Behringer ADA8200.

rtcqs is a Python utility to analyze your system and detect possible bottlenecks that could have a negative impact on the performance of your system when working with Linux audio. https://codeberg.org/rtcqs/rtcqs Changes for this release: Removed the following checks: Background process Max user wat...

Once in the newly created 'writable' USB boot environment:- sudo rsync -av SSD:/var/cache/apt/ /USB:/var/cache/apt This can break your installation. It is really better to create a list of packages on the source installation and then install all the packages using that list on the destination insta...

I think it's mainly plastic but appears to be polycarbonate which is very strong. Seems well damped though. Preamp is good, certainly better than the one in my Soundcraft desktop mixer which I run it through. Haven't tried the USB out. Nice! I'll add it to my list of contenders for a second turntab...

sunrat wrote: ↑Mon May 09, 2022 12:55 pmCurrently listening to Molly Tuttle - Crooked Tree album. Highly recommended especially if you like your grass a little blue.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x4rCPWtsRM

A bit too blue grassy for me Like the NS10's in the back though

@autostatic I'm envious of your turntable. I have a lowly Audio Technica LP5. :D Thanks! That LP5 looks great too. Is the casing made out of metal too or just the platter? And is the built-in preamp ok? Bought the Technics second hand in the pre-RSD era. Turned out to be a better investment than cr...