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Similar as earlier with the Native Urban Terror on FreeBSD article.
This time it is going to be about organising House Audio Studio on a FreeBSD 13.1 system.
The thought is to make use of software program like:
- Jack – audio/jack
- Qtractor – audio/qtractor
- Passion – audio/passion
- MuSE Sequencer – audio/muse-sequencer
Step one is to setup Jack on FreeBSD – be certain that to setup the realtime mode – this is essential.
Add mac_priority to /and so on/rc.conf file and cargo the mac_priority kernel module.
# echo 'kld_list="${kld_list} mac_priority"' >> /and so on/rc.conf # kldload mac_priority
Then add your self to realtime group.
# pw groupmod realtime -m your self # grep realtime /and so on/group realtime:*:47:your self
You will have to put in audio/jack package deal.
% pkg which -o $( which jackd )
/usr/native/bin/jackd was put in by package deal audio/jack
The /and so on/rc.conf half to run Jack is beneath.
# grep jack /and so on/rc.conf
jackd_enable="YES"
jackd_user="username"
jackd_rtprio="YES"
jackd_args="-r -d oss -r44100 -p1024 -n2 -w16 -i4 -o8 -C /dev/dsp0 -P /dev/dsp0"
The Qtractor can even require audio/alsa-seq-server to work. The nice half is that it (the audio/alsa-seq-server package deal) comes with rc(8) script to begin it so you might allow it with service(8) or sysrc(8) instructions.
% /usr/native/and so on/rc.d/alsa_seq_server rcvar # alsa_seq_server # alsa_seq_server_enable="NO" # (default: "") # service alsa_seq_server allow alsa_seq_server enabled in /and so on/rc.conf # sysrc alsa_seq_server_enable=YES alsa_seq_server_enable: YES -> YES
Now all the above DAW software program (or different music packages) ought to be working correctly.
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