On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 2:37 PM, Jeff Sandys <sandysj@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> One reason not to use jack for all your sounds is you don't want mouse
> clicks, OS warnings and "you've got mail" sounds going to your audience
> or recording.
Why not?
I have read somewhere that someone (one of the TOPLAP dudes, I think)
actually made a performance using only those.
But anyways, I get your point (and I agree), however, I have been
performing with a computer for 13 years or so and a trick I learned
very early on (like, after the first rehearsal) is that one turns off
all annoying sounds of the desktop on a computer that one intends to
do audio with. Does it really have to be governed by the audio server
I choose to use? I think that I prefer to turn all that stuff off
forever.
And the all time winner of the most annoying sounds is the a major
chord from apple computer when you boot it... Especially through the
PA system when you least expect it.
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