1)install qjackctl and VKeyBd 2)click Applications->"Sound & Video"->"JACK Control" 3)click "start" button from Jack Control 4)click Applications->"Sound & Video"->Aeolus. Then Aeolus main window appears cycling through and blinking all the buttons white. 5)The blinking should stop. 6)click Applications->"Sound & Video"->VKeyBd 7)click View->Controls from VKeyBd 8)confirm VKeyBd uses (MIDI) Channel 0 (Zero). 9)Jack Control->Connect...->ALSA->click on the left listview, Virtual Keyboard "0:Virtual Keyboard" and on the right listview click Aeolus "0:In". Click the Connect button. You will see a blue line connecting them. You just connected the virtual keyboard activity to the only aeolus midi input available through ALSA by default. 10)Jack Control->Connect...->Audio->click on the left listview, aeolus "out.L" and on the right listview click "playback_1". Click the Connect button. You will see another blue line. You just connected the Aeolus left channel to the sound card left channel. Do the same for the right channel aeolus "out.R". 11)Aeolus->MIDI...->Keyboards-->in the row named "I", Channel 1 (of 16), click to ensure it is on(yellow). Ensure all the other different rows' squares are clicked off.
Bug: the last button "TRUMPET" continues blinking. I tried commenting it out from the definitions file in /usr/share/aeolus but that didn't work. Then, it's the next instrument which becomes the last button in the Aeolus main window and "Trombone" continues indefinitely to blink white. -- Aeolus don't work https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151147 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
