On 7/12/23 19:49, Ross Gammon wrote:
On 7/12/23 19:46, Ross Gammon wrote:
qpwgraph is a QT GUI interface to wireplumber which is in Lunar.
Correction - qpwgraph depends on pipewire itself and not wireplumber.
That was a wrong assumption on my part.
Ross
Well I had a play with qpwgraph and pipwire, and the some of the Ubuntu
Studio audio tools with 23.04 (Lunar) on Gnome - and you can do stuff!
But I see what everyone means about pro-studios. It is all a bit clunky.
and latency is a problem without an easy way to get in and fiddle with
the settings. At least - one that I know of.
Apparently you can use some pipewire command line tools. But the manpage
is light on information. I suppose your Ubuntu Studio Audio Config tool
will help here - now I understand better what you were saying about the
PIPEWIRE_QUANTUM variable.
With qpwgraph, I could make all of the connections that I used to make
with The patch section of Carla. But everytime I clicked on another
window, and then clicked back to qpwgraph, its window was un-maximised.
Hydrogen works.
I recorded an extra track into a previous Ardour project. Latency!
I recorded my electric guitar into an extra track via Guitarix. Same
problem - naturally.
I played FluidSynth via the Virtual Keyboard without going into Ardour -
there wasn't much point recording my virtual keyboard playing skills :-)
No problems.
I didn't bother with any other effect/EQ plugins.
So. I didn't confirm what sample rate settings were being used. But if
you can deal with the latency issue, you can do some rough/basic audio
work on pipewire. For a true amateur like me - it would be OK after the
latency is fixed.
Cheers,
Ross
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