On 7/8/24 15:32, david wrote:
On 7/8/24 08:35, Martin VanWinkle wrote:
Greetings.
I'm on Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS, with rosegarden 1:21.12-1 installed.
I've configured qsynth to use alsa, and I've configured Rosegarden to
not start JACK on startup. This has allowed me to get audio from
other applications (e.g. Chrome, Audacity) working at the same time
as Rosegarden is (say) playing a metronome.
I'm trying to get Rosegarden to import an audio track, and it's
saying that because JACK isn't running:
"Cannot add dropped file. JACK audio server isn't available".
Also, File -> Manage Audio Files is grayed out.
I would like to be able to use other applications that play audio
while I'm using Rosegarden. But I haven't had any success getting
that working with JACK.
Does anybody have suggestions for this?
Thanks
Hi, Marty!
I use Cadence to manage audio on my Debian Bookworm system. It set up
a bridge - ALSA > PulseAudio > Jack - so everything audio goes through
JACK. Much simpler and transparent, and Rosegarden (and all my other
audio applications) works with audio just fine.
I got Cadence from the KX Studio applications:
https://kx.studio/Applications:Cadence
You can get it from their Debian/Ubuntu repository: apt://cadence
It's also possible to set up the audio bridging manually, I just
wasn't able to sort it out, but ther people on the list might have
instructions or links on how to do that.
Hope that helps!
I think you can also do that kind of setup using qjackctl but I don't
know how.
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