control mp3 playback with VLC. An
interesting USB keyboard hack would be a footswitch controller make from
a wireless keyboard hack.
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teza wrote:
> Hi all, I'am a racarack and guitarix user, I would like to use them live
> but for that I need a usb footswitch or stompbo
The rubber chicken ritual developed when the awful WinModem technology
came out and you had to patch your own kernel. If I remember
correctly, I had to do that with certain nVidia video cards too.
I'm Steve and I'm a SuperVillain! http://www.ubergeek.tv/article.php?pid=54
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little dated, but sit down at that site with some
coffee and read. A whole world of understanding will open up to you:
http://tldp.org/
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I don't know about UBS specifically, but I do know Jazz guitarist and composer
Carols Pino uses a lot of the same Linux audio utilities for his tracks. He
uses a Knoppix based distro called Musix.
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To: Ubuntu Studio Users Hel
I have a G3 Blue and White running Debian because I don't have the time to
tweak a real-time kernel for it right now. Sometimes I use ecasound on the
command line for mastering from my analog mixer.
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To: Ubuntu Studio Users
If you wan rsync, tar and other Unix type utilities, you can get get the Cygwin
environment for Windows:
http://www.cygwin.net/cygwin/
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> What tools might these be?
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I do not think this list is the appropriate place to discuss concepts such as
the Tower of Hanoi tape rotation scheme, file bit settings for incremental
backups, or encrypting/decrypting tape and disk based file systems.
There are plenty of step by step HOWTO's relating to Linux backup software
Set up another machine on your network and use cron to schedule rsync (you can
do either push or pull). Then, make backups of the remote rsync directory to
tape, an external drive, or a thumb drive.
Backula is a good utility too.
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if you were to
> use a minimal desktop
> environment, shut down unneeded services, etc.
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IBM has some good deals at their refurb site:
Certified Used Lenovo 3000 Y410
Model: T59011897
Intel Core Duo 1.66GHz
http://www-304.ibm.com/shop/americas/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/default/ProductDisplay?productId=4611686018425709792&storeId=1&langId=-1&categoryId=2576396&dualCurrId=73&catalogId=
to record bass guitar, acoustic guitars, electric guitars,
electronic drumset, midi keyboard, vocals, occasional woodwind/brass
instruments.
Are you going to play all these instruments yourself as separate tracks, or
will other people play them as you record?
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DI controller device, like one of the Behringer B-Control devices, can
control the volume of a audio track in Rosegarden. I am not going to make a
purchasing decision until I have exhausted my research.
Above all else, do not forget Murphy's Law of Engineering: Every solution
creates it'
If I could afford one, I would do that.
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From: Matthew Polashek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Selecting Hardware for Music Production
I might suggest that you craigslist or ebay all your usb/pci/out stuff
and get an RME pci with the res
ord all 11 channels at the same time.
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Does anybody know of a decent, probably small, Yamaha or Mackie mixer
(that connects to computers) that is close to the $100 price tag?
If there is a board that can either USB or firewire into th
ac G3 Blue and White - Intercepted en route to dumpster
17" Monitor - Intercepted en route to dumpster
Mac USB Keyboard and Mouse - Intercepted en route to dumpster
2GB RAM - Intercepted en route to dumpster
Debian Linux
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From: Sean Darby &l
Dude out.
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From: Cory K. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, October 2, 2008 2:18:06 PM
Subject: Re: Idiom acrostics
Are we serious? We really *need* to continue this thread? :)
I'm all for chat but please do it on IRC. #
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ah... now i've got it ;-)
>
>
> Sean Edwards wrote:
> > FWIW - For what it's worth.
> > Meaning: You may or may not assign value to this statement.
> >
> > YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary
> > Meaning: This i
FWIW - For what it's worth.
Meaning: You may or may not assign value to this statement.
YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary
Meaning: This is an automobile industry term, which means your results may be
different from my results.
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From: Pietro Be
The reason why I asked is because Dell releases the Inspirion 910 today, with
XP or Ubuntu pre-installed:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13846_3-10020147-62.html
http://gizmodo.com/5038298/leaked-dell-inspiron-910-mini-note-specs-and-release-date
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Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 2:44:34 AM
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Gustin Johnson a écrit :
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Has anyone installed Ubuntu Studio on an Asus or Acer eeePC?
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No, but I have been looking into packaging console only (no X or GUI) studio
project.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2008 12:51:23 PM
Subject: Ubuntu Studio deriv
Take a look at vkeybd (Virtual Keyboard). It allows you to map your PC
keyboard to notes in synths, sequencers, and MIDI connections.
It takes some getting used to, but it is better than step sequencing with a
mouse!
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I would love to, but at work I am rolling out a major WebLogic 7 to WebLogic 10
upgrade during that time.
Thank you for the invitation.
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Nebraska, USA
"simone www.io-sound.org" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: hallo
i am looking for Linux based audio/video performer
d, and has
recently been contacted by an artist from Brazil.
If you need an audio project professionally mastered, he would love to hear
from you.
Focus Mastering
14910 Grover St.
Omaha, NE 68144
USA
http://www.myspace.com/focusmastering
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Two Words: 8 Track
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Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2008 8:35:24 AM
Subject: Re: Petition to save HDDVD
Icy
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wrote:
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Hi
all.
>
There's
a
petition
to
save
HDDV
Two words: DivX
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Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2008 8:35:24 AM
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Icy
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Hi
all.
>
There's
a
petition
to
save
HDDVD
Ecasound, Audacity, arecord, aplay and sox are pretty much all I need for
recording. I mostly use ecasound for recording, and Audacity for clean up and
mastering.
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On the consumer end of the spectrum, Behringer's UCA 202 and UCG 102 are very
easy to use. They worked with Ubuntu Studio Gutsy right out of the box. They
both sample at 16 bits, with 3 frequencies: 32.0 kHz, 44.1 kHz, and 48.0 kHz.
If you want to record at 24 bits, Behringer has a couple of F
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