Midi keyboard under ubuntu
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I have a ubuntu 18.04. I already installed qjacktl and qsynth. I can run them, but literally no sound at all. the midi keyboard is connected, the soundfonts have been loaded. No sound at all. Pls help.
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I have a ubuntu 18.04. I already installed qjacktl and qsynth. I can run them, but literally no sound at all. the midi keyboard is connected, the soundfonts have been loaded. No sound at all. Pls help.
midi
asked Dec 6 at 16:12
Phantom Csodalatos
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Can you give more details? Do the programs register the key presses? Have you tried different sound fonts?
– Steve
Dec 6 at 16:20
Dear Steve! Thx 4 your reaction. I'm a bit newbie to the ubuntu world, so therefore my answer (which is a question) might sound totally dumb, but how can one tell that the program register the key presses? But i think not. I see no change whatsoever, though i opened hte output peak level meter and it's totally dark.
– Phantom Csodalatos
Dec 6 at 21:11
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I have a ubuntu 18.04. I already installed qjacktl and qsynth. I can run them, but literally no sound at all. the midi keyboard is connected, the soundfonts have been loaded. No sound at all. Pls help.
midi
asked Dec 6 at 16:12
Phantom Csodalatos
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I have a ubuntu 18.04. I already installed qjacktl and qsynth. I can run them, but literally no sound at all. the midi keyboard is connected, the soundfonts have been loaded. No sound at all. Pls help.
midi
midi
asked Dec 6 at 16:12
Phantom Csodalatos
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asked Dec 6 at 16:12
Phantom Csodalatos
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asked Dec 6 at 16:12
Phantom Csodalatos
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asked Dec 6 at 16:12
Phantom Csodalatos
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asked Dec 6 at 16:12
Phantom Csodalatos
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Can you give more details? Do the programs register the key presses? Have you tried different sound fonts?
– Steve
Dec 6 at 16:20
Dear Steve! Thx 4 your reaction. I'm a bit newbie to the ubuntu world, so therefore my answer (which is a question) might sound totally dumb, but how can one tell that the program register the key presses? But i think not. I see no change whatsoever, though i opened hte output peak level meter and it's totally dark.
– Phantom Csodalatos
Dec 6 at 21:11
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Can you give more details? Do the programs register the key presses? Have you tried different sound fonts?
– Steve
Dec 6 at 16:20
Dear Steve! Thx 4 your reaction. I'm a bit newbie to the ubuntu world, so therefore my answer (which is a question) might sound totally dumb, but how can one tell that the program register the key presses? But i think not. I see no change whatsoever, though i opened hte output peak level meter and it's totally dark.
– Phantom Csodalatos
Dec 6 at 21:11
Can you give more details? Do the programs register the key presses? Have you tried different sound fonts?
– Steve
Dec 6 at 16:20
Can you give more details? Do the programs register the key presses? Have you tried different sound fonts?
– Steve
Dec 6 at 16:20
Dear Steve! Thx 4 your reaction. I'm a bit newbie to the ubuntu world, so therefore my answer (which is a question) might sound totally dumb, but how can one tell that the program register the key presses? But i think not. I see no change whatsoever, though i opened hte output peak level meter and it's totally dark.
– Phantom Csodalatos
Dec 6 at 21:11
Dear Steve! Thx 4 your reaction. I'm a bit newbie to the ubuntu world, so therefore my answer (which is a question) might sound totally dumb, but how can one tell that the program register the key presses? But i think not. I see no change whatsoever, though i opened hte output peak level meter and it's totally dark.
– Phantom Csodalatos
Dec 6 at 21:11
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Can you give more details? Do the programs register the key presses? Have you tried different sound fonts?
– Steve
Dec 6 at 16:20
Dear Steve! Thx 4 your reaction. I'm a bit newbie to the ubuntu world, so therefore my answer (which is a question) might sound totally dumb, but how can one tell that the program register the key presses? But i think not. I see no change whatsoever, though i opened hte output peak level meter and it's totally dark.
– Phantom Csodalatos
Dec 6 at 21:11