Yes Gabriel... I talk about... sound and midi works fine with Alsa...no
problems with midi controllers
Delay and latency... compile your distro with low latency kernel...maybe
with unetbooting...
Greetings from Chile
José
2009/8/10 Gabriel Vinazza
> I removed pulseaudio and installed esound a
thanks ppl! I´m collecting in advance all my hardware drivers for linux
and will be trying soon.
I removed pulseaudio and installed esound and now ADC works perfect!!
thanks all for your help!
latest ubuntu works v
I removed pulseaudio and installed esound and now ADC works perfect!!
thanks all for your help!
latest ubuntu works very well even on this old computer but be aware
of the pulseaudio issues. i think it should be removed on furthers
releases
(now i'll be trying to set up MIDI and HID on this da
great! i'll check that...
however, i tried before to switch to ALSA, JACK, etc on the puredata
audio configuration with no results.. maybe it's a deeper issue, sort
of a conflict, i'll follow your instructions and see what happens.
thanks!
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 6:01 PM, Rich E wrote:
> The late
The latest Ubuntu is trying to use the PulseAudio system instead of just
ALSA, which was working perfectly fine in my opinion. I had all sorts of
problems with PulseAudio, along with many other audio users. I followed the
following post to purge PulseAudio from my system, so I could use ALSA like
ooh thanks! i'll try that in this days and tell you the results!
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 4:34 PM, E wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Tried to launch pd as root ?
>
> Or
> $sudo chmod 755 /dev/
> (replace by the hid device you want to use)
>
> The hid problem is probably that as user you don't have the r
i'm on linux recently, with a REALLY OLDER hardware than you..
tried fluxbuntu (careful, the repositories were migrated.. see ubuntu
gutsy), works very well..
and now i'm with the last ubuntu 9.04 and i'm very suprised to see
that it works fine on my old thinkpad a22p!!!
THE BAD SIDE:
* the au
I think the biggest difference in linux, with a machine of your speed, will
be how good your soundcard / videocard is. Also, if you are new to linux,
it will save you a load of grief by starting with one of the more popular
multimedia distributions like Ubuntu, 64studio, or Fedora, as there is
sup
I am thinking in migrating to linux and considering
small versions of it in order to boost speed, like>
-damm small linux
-puppy linux
-fluxbuntu
I'am not a deep tech guy (not referring to music style, which I like),
so the questions are>
1-have anyone try these small OS before? if so... doe
