Comments for linux audio live http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com making live music with free software Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:23:14 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Smasher, an open source beat-slicer by update on smasher « linux audio live http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/smasher-an-open-source-beat-slicer/#comment-60 update on smasher « linux audio live Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:23:14 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=247#comment-60 [...] configuration files « Smasher, an open source beat-slicer [...] [...] configuration files « Smasher, an open source beat-slicer [...]

]]> Comment on sound databases by Sound Transit – a different kind of sound database « linux audio live http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2009/02/25/sound-databases/#comment-57 Sound Transit – a different kind of sound database « linux audio live Mon, 26 Oct 2009 18:47:46 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=121#comment-57 [...] few months ago I already posted links to some sound databases on the internet. This time I want to present you another place which has [...] [...] few months ago I already posted links to some sound databases on the internet. This time I want to present you another place which has [...]

]]> Comment on about “linux audio live” by Adisa http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/about/#comment-56 Adisa Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:41:17 +0000 #comment-56 this is a great idea for a blog. I am working on a project for live, performance, linux, music and my search has lead me here this is a great idea for a blog. I am working on a project for live, performance, linux, music and my search has lead me here

]]> Comment on a live looping concert with open source software only by linuxaudiolive http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2008/09/13/a-live-looping-concert-with-open-source-software-only/#comment-45 linuxaudiolive Sat, 25 Jul 2009 15:00:34 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=69#comment-45 Thank you for adding the link to the linuxmusician planet. I just read about that site a week ago and I'll check it out more. We hosted the concert in myspace. High compression and a highly distorted and saturated recording make it a bit of a headache. But well, listen <a href="http://www.myspace.com/nkokemikal" rel="nofollow">myspace.com/nkokemikal</a>. JACK MIDI/ALSA MIDI, hmm... I never have anything showing up on the JACK MIDI tab, so suppose it is not installed or something like that. By the way, did you ever get <a href="http://jack-rack.sourceforge.net/" rel="nofollow">JACKRACK</a> connected to a MIDI source? Thank you for adding the link to the linuxmusician planet. I just read about that site a week ago and I’ll check it out more.

We hosted the concert in myspace. High compression and a highly distorted and saturated recording make it a bit of a headache. But well, listen myspace.com/nkokemikal.

JACK MIDI/ALSA MIDI, hmm… I never have anything showing up on the JACK MIDI tab, so suppose it is not installed or something like that. By the way, did you ever get JACKRACK connected to a MIDI source?

]]> Comment on a live looping concert with open source software only by raboof http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2008/09/13/a-live-looping-concert-with-open-source-software-only/#comment-44 raboof Sun, 19 Jul 2009 11:23:11 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=69#comment-44 About the MIDI and ALSA tabs: the MIDI tab is for the relatively new 'JACK MIDI', the ALSA tab is for the well-known 'ALSA MIDI'. Nice article, I'd like to hear the recording - I can host it for you if you want. Let me know. I took the liberty of adding you to http://planet.linuxmusicians.com/ About the MIDI and ALSA tabs: the MIDI tab is for the relatively new ‘JACK MIDI’, the ALSA tab is for the well-known ‘ALSA MIDI’.

Nice article, I’d like to hear the recording – I can host it for you if you want. Let me know.

I took the liberty of adding you to http://planet.linuxmusicians.com/

]]> Comment on a virtual midi keyboard by vkeybd « rakko-style http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/a-virtual-midi-keyboard/#comment-43 vkeybd « rakko-style Thu, 18 Jun 2009 01:18:11 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-43 [...] ref:linux audio live alsa related stuffs vkeybd finally installed virtual midi keyboard. [...] [...] ref:linux audio live alsa related stuffs vkeybd finally installed virtual midi keyboard. [...]

]]> Comment on a virtual midi keyboard by Mike Reeves http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/a-virtual-midi-keyboard/#comment-42 Mike Reeves Sun, 10 May 2009 22:10:07 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=4#comment-42 Thanks for this. I really didn't know how good vkeybd is. It looked a bit disappointing when I first installed it. I had no idea it was so configurable on the command line. Your post has opened up a whole new world. I'd just been messing around with JACK+Hexter+VKeyBD. Running on Ubuntu 8.10 by the way. Best regards and thanks for the info. Mike Thanks for this. I really didn’t know how good vkeybd is. It looked a bit disappointing when I first installed it. I had no idea it was so configurable on the command line.
Your post has opened up a whole new world. I’d just been messing around with JACK+Hexter+VKeyBD.
Running on Ubuntu 8.10 by the way.
Best regards and thanks for the info.
Mike

]]> Comment on a live looping concert with open source software only by linuxaudiolive http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2008/09/13/a-live-looping-concert-with-open-source-software-only/#comment-41 linuxaudiolive Fri, 17 Apr 2009 08:22:58 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=69#comment-41 I do use the real-time kernel and I suppose it's the way to do it. The jack audio server probably won't be to happy with the normal kernel. I don't know what kind of experiences you had but on one of my machines I still decide on boot time which kernel to use, because some features are not supported by the real-time kernel (on the eeepc). I do use the real-time kernel and I suppose it’s the way to do it. The jack audio server probably won’t be to happy with the normal kernel.

I don’t know what kind of experiences you had but on one of my machines I still decide on boot time which kernel to use, because some features are not supported by the real-time kernel (on the eeepc).

]]> Comment on a live looping concert with open source software only by carsonfb http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2008/09/13/a-live-looping-concert-with-open-source-software-only/#comment-40 carsonfb Fri, 17 Apr 2009 00:24:35 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=69#comment-40 Thanks for posting your experiences using Creox and Sooperlooper. I am considering using Creox in place of an amp and microphone for recording as my home is acoustically challenged. It sounds like this should go smoothly based on your review. I do have one question though. Do you use the real-time kernel, or the normal one? I haven't had good experiences using the real-time kernel, but I am told that it is supposed to be better for recording and processing music. Thanks for posting your experiences using Creox and Sooperlooper. I am considering using Creox in place of an amp and microphone for recording as my home is acoustically challenged. It sounds like this should go smoothly based on your review.

I do have one question though. Do you use the real-time kernel, or the normal one? I haven’t had good experiences using the real-time kernel, but I am told that it is supposed to be better for recording and processing music.

]]> Comment on sooperlooper segmentation fault by eeepc as a linux audio workstation « linux audio live http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/2009/03/09/sooperlooper-segmentation-fault/#comment-31 eeepc as a linux audio workstation « linux audio live Mon, 09 Mar 2009 18:10:11 +0000 http://linuxaudiolive.wordpress.com/?p=155#comment-31 [...] « a real-time kernel on a netbook sooperlooper segmentation fault [...] [...] « a real-time kernel on a netbook sooperlooper segmentation fault [...]

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