JellyJamPreserve is a Raspberry Pi project using Jack Timemachine (http://plugin.org.uk/timemachine/) to record audio in a studio.
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Industrial Grade Digital Synthesizer for Linux (fork)
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Docker-Compose setup for TidalCycles
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Here I like to share my realtime audio configuration on a (pulseaudio-free) Archlinux system. I use a Lenovo laptop with Intel chipset and a Presonus AudioBox VSL. My configuration is not perfect and lacks some functions. But this is due to some missing configurations. Actually I have a fully functional Alsa-Jack-Loopback-System which also works…
linux archlinux daw alsa realtime-audio configuration-files jackaudio jackd linux-audio sna-aloop loopback-audio non-pulseaudio asoundrc snd-aloop loopback-device sound-devices
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CentOS 7 RPM Specfile for Rotter
audio systemd centos rpm audio-applications audio-recorder record-audio specfile jack systemd-service systemd-unit jackaudio rpm-spec jackd jack-server rotter
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Records loud event and some sound before and after.
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