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solarbirdHi! I'm having computer trouble again. Basically, I hit limits I couldn't get around so upgraded hardware. It mostly worked great! But that's only "mostly." If anybody knows Ubuntu Studio+JACK, please go look here and tell me whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?
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Date: 2009-09-29 10:54 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-09-29 11:08 pm (UTC)1. Try completely disabling that onboard sound device. Nothing wrong with putting system sounds through the M-audio. That's what I do.
2. Latency isn't an issue if your recording software can compensate. For instance, mine knows the buffer size and just makes sure all recordings line up correctly after-the-fact.
The only time latency is an issue is if you want "Software Monitoring", which I don't bother to use (since I don't want to deal with trying to solve latency issues). I can monitor just fine using the headphone jack on my M-audio interface, which gives me a direct feed right back from the inputs.
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Date: 2009-09-30 03:21 am (UTC)Ardour - which from its pictures looks a lot like Reaper - should adjust for the latency; it is aware. And as per our talk at your house, I got the direct hardware monitoring working earlier, and I've done some testing this afternoon and it seems to sync up with the playback of other tracks correctly. I want to test that some more to make sure but I'm feeling a little better about that now.
Still, it tasks me. Well, it bugs me. It makes me wonder if something else is wrong and waiting to explode.
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