Re: audio setup for debian squeeze

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On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 12:41 PM, Aurelien <tyranorl@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 01:55:19PM +0530, Rustom Mody wrote :
>> Hi folks
>>
>> Ive finally managed to migrate lenny to squeeze.
>> I started the migration because (among other things) ardour seemed to
>> be available only for squeeze and not lenny but got stuck for many
>> reasons
>>
>> In the process I gathered that debian-multimedia is not necessary for
>> squeeze -- so currently its removed from my sources.list
>>
>> So my questions
>>
>> 1. Is this (no debian-multimedia) a right choice?
>
> I would install it for codecs, and some other packages (LiVes, and so
> on).
>
>> 2. Is there some (small set of) umbrella packages like ubuntu-studio?
>
> Didn't find any (didn't look so much).
> By the way, I can send you the out of dpkg --get-slections on my
> machine. I've two machines using Debian Squeeze with an RT kernel, one
> with RME (alsa driver) and the other with a Focusrite (FFADO 2.1).

Well thanks but when I run
dpkg --get-selections
I get around 1600 lines
If yours is similar (or larger) sized I dont know what I'd do with it :-)

Better to give me your sources.list along with the 5-10 top level things you use
Then apt should handle the rest (I guess?)
>
>> 3. Any docs recommended for the noob? I want to study jack and ardour.
>
> Nope. But if you want to ask me, don't hesitate.
Thanks -- just a couple of links on the jack/ardour + whatever else
debian setup for a home machine would be very helpful

About me: I am kind of two people:
1. I taught programming in the university for many years (and Im sure
you know the utility of academic computer science :-)
2. I grew up playing a real piano (a Steinway!!) and had nothing to do
with technology (apart from my lp turntable)

Getting these two worlds together is proving more intricate than I imagined
eg Since I dont really know whats a synth I am not getting whats a soft synth
I guess I need some bare hardware other than my computer but not sure
what.  For a few days I used my friend's borrowed Tascam US122 which I
could use in windows but not linux.
I must say that Cubase was educational...
Maybe I need that or something like it... What?
>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Rustom
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> Aurélien
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