I'm running Linux, and was recommended to use Ardour and Rakarrak for recording, but I haven't even gotten Jackd to recognize my guitar. Currently, the guitar is connected with a 1/4" to 1/8" cable directly from the pre-amp pickup in the guitar to the Mic In on my computer. Help!
I'm trying to record my guitar with audacity and using rakarrack for effects.
I have an Lexicon Alpha plugged in with USB and my guitar plugged into the Lexicon Alpha.
I am able to record my guitar etc, but I cannot record my guitar through Rakarrack. JACK does not seem to recognise the Lexicon Alpha.
How can I make this working?
Hi friends! I'm trying to pass my electric guitar via any rack/effects (like Guitarix or Creox) with no luck. I've got this sound card:01:06.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs [SB Live! Value] EMU10k1X
01:06.1 Input device controller: Creative Labs [SB Live! Value] Input device controllerI try with QJackCtl and invoking jackd from the terminal with any luck.
Dear friends, I need some very, very, very basic help. Here is my situation: I consider myself an experienced musician with something in the range of 30+ years of guitar, mostly acoustic jazz. I have also been using GNU/Linux (mostly Ubuntu and Debian) for the past 10 years. However, I have never used *any* digital device to record music and this is what I want to do now.
Hello, I'd like to ask if you know of some program for composing music. And I don't mean some guitar/keyboard plugging and recording, but clearly electronical composing using scores etc. Something like Guitar Pro (or Linux alternative Tux guitar), but with more possibilities and more realistic sound.
Thanks
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have searched but have not found an answer to/for this.
would like a control interface on one machine that would start the recordings simultaneously on the others.
what i am doing:
multi track record (rather than mix down to stereo on one computer) on a cluster of amd64 machines (up to 5).
for example vocal, acoustic mike, electric guitar, electric bass
and mixed down drum kit recorded si
Features:
A real, solid-body electric guitar
USB-out and standard jacks as well as built-in headphone out
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Pros:
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