Re: [jOrgan-user] setting up jOrgan in Ubuntu Studio

[<mar...@ao...>]

Thanks Dave…

                     …I will load the Christie Organ tomorrow and see what is necessary to make it work in Ubuntu Studio.

Cheers

Marc-Paul

 

From: Dave Mac <ger...@gm...> 
Sent: Thursday, January 4, 2024 8:10 PM
To: jor...@li...
Subject: Re: [jOrgan-user] setting up jOrgan in Ubuntu Studio

 

Marc,

 

Definition? or Dispositon? 

 

The jOrgan Disposition I am using is Rick Whatson's Christie.

 

thanks muchly

 

Dave 

 

Dave McLeod

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On Fri, 5 Jan 2024 at 10:36, Marc via jOrgan-user <jor...@li... <mailto:jor...@li...> > wrote:

Hello Dave:

I have been using Ubuntu Studio for about a year in a testing environment with jOrgan 4.1. Audio output tests include up to 4 stereo pairs on a usb sound card… and just the audio in a laptop.  I also have RPi, Mac and Windows. Make sure Alsa is selected as audio driver.  For testing push the gain up to 1. 

 

I have written instructions about multi channel audio previously which will be in the forum.

 

Let us know what definition you are loading.

 

Kindest Regards

Marc-Paul

 

iPad Pro

 

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From: Dave Mac <ger...@gm... <mailto:ger...@gm...> >
Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2024 3:28 AM
To: jor...@li... <mailto:jor...@li...>  <jor...@li... <mailto:jor...@li...> >
Subject: [jOrgan-user] setting up jOrgan in Ubuntu Studio

 

evening all,

 

I have reloaded an earlier laptop of mine with Linux Ubuntu Studio and opened up jOrgan that has come with it.

 

So far I can't get jOrgan audio out. jOrgan itself seems to work.

 

jOrgan Fluidsynth controls in "build" section doesn't bring up Jack in its list of audio inputs. Equally when I go into the "Audio- System settings" in Ubuntu Studio there is no "Playback Stream" for jOrgan. There is a Playback Stream for Firefox when I brought up YouTube. 

 

I found Fluidsynth in the list of apps in Studio but it looks like it has to be set up to run with jOrgan and "see" Jack.

 

I tried to work out if jOrgan and the Fluidsynth that came with Ubuntu Studio were 32 bit or 64 bit but no luck

 

Has anyone had any experience with this? I would REALLY appreciate some help

 

thanks

 

Dave

 

 




Dave McLeod

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