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Found this thread about the same subject on the linux-audio-user mailing list: https://lists.linuxaudio.org/pipermail/linux-audio-user/2014-August/thread.html#98263 Looks like this is a problem/limitation of the portaudio library which Audacity uses. With Mhwaveedit I have no problems recording just...

I just noticed that if I set Audacity to record 12 tracks (instead of 'stereo') it will record the SPDIF input on tracks 9 and 10 and on tracks 11 and 12. So it seems I have to record all 12 virtual tracks of the M-Audio 2496 and then just delete all empty unwanted tracks? Is there no way with Audac...

I have a M-Audio Audiophile 2496 PCI audio card that has a SPDIF coax input. When I use 'arecord' on the command line I can record from the SPDIF input of the M2496 without any problems using the following command: arecord -D iec958:CARD=M2496,DEV=0 -c 2 -r44100 -f S32_LE xyz.wav This means my hardw...

Hopefully Lennart Poettering is not involved with Pipewire...

Here is a brief overview video of the JDXi Manager (Windows version, but as mentioned earlier, the Linux version is practically identical except for slight font differences):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE8MPaLVV3c

Ok, got it thanks, now I just have to find the time to do a kernel rebuild (haven't done it in a long time, last time was 6 or 7 years ago ).

Try my attached patch Thanks. I guess this is a kernel patch? For which kernel version is it? Is this patch for USB Audio when the JD-Xi is set to Vendor mode? Note: The JD-Xi will only work if the first Midi In is opened by the computer. I'm not quite sure what you are trying to say with that. :?

Ok, you are right, it would be easier for you if I was providing deb packages for the Linux version, but I have no idea how to make a deb package and no time to learn it. I could make a rpm package as I know how to do those but then I would have to do many of them for all the different rpm based dis...

Yes, that's the usage I would hope for. Maybe such a task would be a good 'summer of code' entry? I doubt it would qualify for the 'summer of code' as I'm not using a FOSS license, but as I said in the first post: patches are welcome. I installed the windows version of the editor by wine, and must ...

E.g. Knob A on the midi controller send CC 20 to the editor which converts it to lets say the sysex string for the cutoff of the JD-Xi. Yes, that's something theoretically possible, but it would require my editor to constantly listen for MIDI IN messages which it doesn't do as it currently has no n...

Looks cool but the sounds/noise coming out of it (in those demos) literally gave me a headache...
It doesn't sound musically useful at all

Simplicity is a great thing. With Zebra2, i can enable 'learn', move a resonance knob on the gui, move a slider on my controller...voila With a complex powerful hardware synth/workstation, repleat with some deep 'menu-diving', being able to perform such a simple action on most/all parameters, via a...

I think I still don't understand you correctly as I don't see how MIIDI-learn on my editor could help you use a keyboard controller with the JD-Xi. :? Surely if you want to program your keyboard controller so that it controls the JD-Xi, then it's your keyboard controller that needs to have MIDI-learn?

The JD-Xi does not have MIDI-learn (synths don't normally have MIDI-learn, only controllers have this) but all of its knobs do send CC or NRPN so you can use the JD-Xi to control soft-synths providing the soft-synths allow you to assign CC/NRPN to their parameters. The other way round works to, you ...

This could fill a lot of gaps in a linux based studio. Yes it does and I prefer hardware synths rather than software synths anyway as they do not require cpu power on the PC and latency is a not an issue. How is the midi-learn and midi in/out, send/receive functions? I'm not sure what you mean by '...