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brisclan
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 Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 12:49 am Post subject: Hydrogen Drum machine |
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Has anyone gotten this working recently? It needs Jack configured so I've been putting it off. There is no guide specifically for Gentoo, so I was wondering what guide you used to get it working. Thanks for checking it out, i hope someone knows what to do.
After I get this working I"ll be looking for something which can host VSTs and use my midi controller on.
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arnvidr
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What are you having trouble with? Just start jack, then start hydrogen, and it should work just fine.
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brisclan
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| I can get it to work with alsa as the audio driver. what's the benifit of using jack? I can't get it to work with jack. |
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arnvidr
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The benefit of jack is you can sync it with a different program. In my case, I use it as a drum machine with ardour. If you just want to create drum beats, continue with ALSA? What is the problem with jack that you have?
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