[Klug-general] Saturday 26th September Dover Meeting

james morris james at jwm-art.net
Mon Oct 5 22:01:09 UTC 2009


On 5/10/2009, "Kevin Groves" <kgroves at ksoft-electrical-projects.co.uk>
wrote:

>My M-Audio turn up today. I've had it hooked up to LMMS for over an hour
>and LMMS only dropped out once and the USB remained stable, so I would
>say yours is definately a bad USB socket.
>
>I'm very happy with this keyboard (M-Audio Keyrig 49 should anyone else
>be looking).
>
>Thanks for showing me yours!

Hi Kev,

No problem, glad to be of some help. I might have to take a look at lmms
some time....

Cheers,
james.

P.S. At the meeting, the two Dans were looking at a page with a list of
ten or twenty linux audio apps, but I can't remember the address, can
you post here please?





>james morris wrote:
>> On 20/9/2009, "Kevin Groves" <kgroves at ksoft-electrical-projects.co.uk>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Short notice but if anyone who can come along and messes with MIDI
>>> instruments wouldnt mind showing me the gear and software they might use
>>> I would be very pleased! :-)
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Kev,
>>>
>>
>> Hi Kev,
>>
>> A list of audio/MIDI software for Linux here:
>>
>> http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/apps/start
>>
>> What you want depends on how far you're willing to get into it. When you
>> say MIDI instruments do you mean hardware of software?
>>
>> I'm running a seperate Debian Lenny install minus any audio packages -
>> all audio/midi stuff i've downloaded and built from source (the least
>> easy way of doing it, but it suits me) with a realtime patched 2.6.26
>> kernel (igno molnar patches), etc,etc,etc,etc,etc...
>>
>> There are variants of the main distros (ubuntu studio/pure
>> dyne/64studio/planet ccrma) tuned for multimedia production for the easy
>> route. If you're wanting to have software synths, software drum
>> machines, software samplers, hard disk recorders (ie ardour2), then
>> you'll need the realtime stuff, but i read somewhere you can get away
>> without having a realtime (preemptive scheduling) kernel, with something
>> like Rosegarden (a MIDI sequencer with all bells/whistles) and
>> fluidsynth.
>>
>> I could probably bring my desktop with me, if you're interested to see
>> the above software running, but I don't have any speakers I could
>> bring, otherwise it's headphones.
>>
>> James.
>>
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