I run a Dell 110 PC with a properly installed Yamaha sound card( with tested and proven output in situ) . The inconvenience is that all online MP3 or sound from online video ( all those things work reliably per se ) is directed to the motherboard output. With the occurence of a non predictible low frequency surprise that Mint Daryna present the
due sound correctly. Would anybody know how to overcome the impass of such unstableness?
A sincere hug to all Linux community! GHW
soundcard versus motherboard sound
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Re: soundcard versus motherboard sound
your answer is something like bliss ! Things are go ok after disabeling the motherboard sound in Bios.
a cordial hug to all LINUX community. Gerhard Harald Walter
a cordial hug to all LINUX community. Gerhard Harald Walter
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ghw1
Re: soundcard versus motherboard sound
Dear Wayne !
A new challenge: A DARYNA compatible MIDI notation programm( import/export ) and how to install it .
Are you or someone else able to bring this project of mine to a solution ?
a hug to the entire LINUX community !
GHW
A new challenge: A DARYNA compatible MIDI notation programm( import/export ) and how to install it .
Are you or someone else able to bring this project of mine to a solution ?
a hug to the entire LINUX community !
GHW
Re: soundcard versus motherboard sound
Hi GHW,ghw1 wrote:Dear Wayne !
A new challenge: A DARYNA compatible MIDI notation programm( import/export ) and how to install it .
Are you or someone else able to bring this project of mine to a solution ?
a hug to the entire LINUX community !
GHW
Sorry I'm not Wayne
What kind of program you need, perhaps such kind :: fluidsynth
You can find it in your package manager - so install very easy and you can read a bit about it.
or you take a terminal
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sudo apt-get install fluidsynthTim
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Gerhard Harald Walter
Re: soundcard versus motherboard sound
Dear Tim !
I have followed your suggestion. Fluidsynsth is installed but not yet disposed to open it at desktop.
What am I to do to go to Buffalo?
Besides I might well use Fluidsynth as a two-way Midi demodulator.
My original desire still remains as to find a LINUX MINT compatible Midi with creation, reproduction - imported Midi-Files - and editing musical notation and if existing of 16-channel capacety. Something like CAKEWALK 8 or so.
P.S.:
Where do you live or if you like a disclosure of your mothertongue. Never mind , such inquiary is not meant to
offend you anyway.
Another cordial hug to all the Linux community if not to even more people!
so long
Gerhard H W
I have followed your suggestion. Fluidsynsth is installed but not yet disposed to open it at desktop.
What am I to do to go to Buffalo?
Besides I might well use Fluidsynth as a two-way Midi demodulator.
My original desire still remains as to find a LINUX MINT compatible Midi with creation, reproduction - imported Midi-Files - and editing musical notation and if existing of 16-channel capacety. Something like CAKEWALK 8 or so.
P.S.:
Where do you live or if you like a disclosure of your mothertongue. Never mind , such inquiary is not meant to
offend you anyway.
Another cordial hug to all the Linux community if not to even more people!
so long
Gerhard H W