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Choppy midi audioHi to everyone. I'm new to 64 Studio and I find it very nice.
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I use Freebob drivers, I've
I use Freebob drivers, I've a M-Audio Firewire Solo
I've done all the upgrade
I've done all the upgrade and I've resolved the problem.
Thanks, I really like this distro.
hi minghio
Glad to hear you got sorted.
Freebob drivers M-Audio Firewire Solo
I have no experience of this setup,
but I have been browsing since yesterday to learn a bit.
googled: Freebob drivers M-Audio Firewire Solo
googled: M-Audio Firewire Solo linux
It looks like a nice setup for guitarists.
These are the checks I use to get some information.
(not sure about Firewire)?
$ lspci | grep -i audio
$ cat /proc/asound/modules
$ cat /proc/asound/devices
$ lsmod | grep snd
The last one should show which snd modules are loading at boot.
and this is the first settings I check if I see problems.
edit /etc/security/limits.conf
* gives all users access to sound.
add these lines to the end of the file.
* - rtprio 99
* - nice -10
* - memlock 4000000
As I said at the start this is new to me,
It would be nice to know "how" you fixed the problem.
64studio is amazing.
dave
edit::
Fireware and qjackctl, Click the Setup button.
>> Periods/Buffer
set to 3
>> Driver
freebob (this can be listed as "ffado" in up to date distros)
>> Interface
The first soundcard in your system is called [hw:0].
Select the "correct" hardware from the drop down list.
Ref: Daniel James article linuxformat magazine issue 102.
dave.