A blog about Audio production under Linux with a strong emphasis on usability. The link with the current industry standard in audio production (Mac) is never far away.
Showing posts with label live music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label live music. Show all posts
Thursday, March 21, 2013
move from Garageband to Linux : can it be done ? - Part2
- read part 1 first -
Hi all,
To make it a bit easier to understand what exactly we are trying to accomplish i would like to tell you first what our current setup(s) looks like :
1) the setups
As you probably know we have been using Hydrogen live for a while now and that worked out quite well so far. The Hydrogen setup consists out of a midi drum controller, an old laptop-in-a-box (LT1 on the drawing) and some extra wiring to be able to use the Left and Right output as 2 individual channels :
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audio,
casio vl-tone,
garageband,
linux,
live music,
midi,
move to linux,
osx,
softsynths,
soundfont,
synth
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
rugged laptop : part II
I upgraded my rugged laptop with a 3.5mm stereo jack > 2x 6mm mono jack sockets 'assembly'.
This makes is a lot easier to connect the laptop to the mixing console since i can now use regular guitar leads + the fragile 3.5mm jack is tucked away safely :-)
I also added a power strip. You can never have too many power outlets !
Labels:
3.5mm jack,
hydrogen,
laptop,
linux,
live music,
rugged,
ubuntu
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