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Old 08-08-2018, 12:34 PM   #16
khz
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Your sound card is already in use.
Make sure you have chosen the right one from:
qjackctl > Settings
(have chosen the right sound card).
JACK – A Beginners Guide to Getting Started with JACK >> http://libremusicproduction.com/arti...g-started-jack
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Originally Posted by khz View Post
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 ATTENTION: The playback device "hw:USB" is already in use. Please stop the application using it and run JACK again
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NEVER AS ROOT (SUDO)!

# "sleep 5" <-- ~ $ man sleep
# sleep - delay a specified time period
Or take ALSA. This makes it less complicated.

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Originally Posted by xdudex View Post
So I changed Reaper to use JACK instead of ALSA... and Reaper crashed. Now it won't launch again. Oh this is fun times. I'm guessing I'm going to need to reinstall Reaper as I don't know how to modify it via command to revert to using ALSA. And I cannot seem to find Reaper via Synaptic. Eesh what have I gotten myself into...
You don't need to reinstall Reaper.

# And if
Change to the directory
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bla@bla ~ $ cd blablabla/reaper/reaper_594pre6/REAPER/
start
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bla@bla ~/blablabla/reaper/reaper_594pre6/REAPER $ ./reaper5
or

Change to the directory
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bla@bla ~ $ cd blablabla/reaper/reaper_594pre6/
install
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bla@bla ~/blablabla/reaper/reaper_594pre6 $ sudo install-reaper.sh
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Originally Posted by bla@bla ~blabla//reaper_594pre6 $ ./install-reaper.sh
REAPER installation script

PLEASE NOTE -- REAPER for Linux is an unsupported experimental version.

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which: no sudo in (/usr/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/gcc-bin/7.3.0:/usr/lib/llvm/6/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/opt/bin)
Available commands:
[V]iew readme-linux.txt and REAPER license agreement

[R]un REAPER from /home/daw/Musik/reaper/reaper_594pre6/REAPER/reaper5

You can run REAPER without installing it.
Your ~/.config/REAPER/ directory will be used

[I]nstall REAPER (you will be prompted for various options)

This install script can put the REAPER program into /opt
or ~/opt, or a path of your choice, and optionally set
up desktop integration (menu items, file associations).

[A]dd desktop integration for /home/daw/Musik/reaper/reaper_594pre6/REAPER/reaper5

If you've extracted REAPER into the path you would like
it to live in (/home/daw/Musik/reaper/reaper_594pre6/REAPER), you can set
up desktop integration (menu items, file associations,
etc) via this action.

Command [V,R,I,A]:

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