I want to record audio on several channels (mic, guitar, bass), but I can't get a hang of it. I have a Fender Mustang II guitar amp which I'm connecting via USB and a mic that connects through the standard mic jack. So far I've tried installing FL Studio on WINE but I don't have the FenderASIO driver so the amp is not recognized by the program.
Hello. I'm recently back to using ubuntu, after terrible windows years, and I really like ubuntu Studio. However, I'm having trouble putting my M-Audio Fast Track II to work. I see many people in forums complaining about similar problems with similar m-audio products, but I also see some folks say it works just fine.
This how-to should show the steps required to record whatever audio is playing on your computer, similar to recording “stereo mix” in windows. This makes recording audio played by any application, including flash videos,possible.
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I'm recently back to using ubuntu, after terrible windows years, and I really like ubuntu Studio. However, I'm having trouble putting my M-Audio Fast Track II to work. I see many people in forums complaining about similar problems with similar m-audio products, but I also see some folks say it works just fine.
There are a fair number of "recording video" questions, but the slight twist to this one is that all I want to record is the audio of weekly tutoring sessions I'm doing via Google Plus. The video wouldn't be all that useful (I'm learning Django, and my recall rate of what we actually did is pretty high, once I have the audio cue).
I need some help figuring out how to route some audio around in specific ways when doing a recording.
The software I'm using is Audacity and LMMS.
I have a track in Audacity. I want to play that track while playing something else in LMMS.
The award winning open source audio recording and editing program, Audacity, which runs on Mac OS X, Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux and other operating systems, was released last week with a 2.0 upgrade.
Is there a streaming audio catcher available for Ubuntu 12.04? I want to be able to record the audio tracks off of streaming videos (you-tube etc) and save them as mp3's.
I used to use Freecorder for windows but it's become little more than a malware vector for anyone unfortunate enough to try to download it.
I have been trying very hard to get my Line6 Toneport to work with ubuntu 12.10.
I initially followed these instructions to install the line6-usb drivers.
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