[05:23] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1972 ubiquity/debian/changelog: reorg
[05:24] <CIA-15> ubiquity: cjwatson * r1973 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/frontend/kde-ui.py):
[05:24] <CIA-15> ubiquity: - Guard against on_partition_list_*_activate being called with no
[05:24] <CIA-15> ubiquity:  partition selected (LP: #95429).


[09:02] <jo-erlend> I've bought a couple of Samson Meteor USB microphones. One is to mic up my guitar amp and the other is for vocal. I want to record them simultaneous, of course, and they should have one track each. I'll probably want to use Ardour for this?
[09:03] <cfhowlett> jo-erlend, audacity CAN do it, but ardour is the pro-level app for multi-input as you describe
[09:03] <cfhowlett> jo-erlend, I've done dual-mic recording for podcast interview but I had a presonus interface ...
[09:05] <jo-erlend> oh, I didn't even know Audacity _could_ do that.
[09:07] <cfhowlett> jo-erlend, yep!
[09:07] <cfhowlett> jo-erlend, also see #opensouremusicians
[09:07] <jo-erlend> hehe, open sour? :)
[09:08] <cfhowlett> eei!  #opensourcemusicians
[09:08] <jo-erlend> yes, I got it. :)
[09:09] <jo-erlend> Thought it was about time I started recording some of the stuff I do. I've been doing things completely unplugged so far.
[09:10] <jo-erlend> well. Almost.
[09:10] <cfhowlett> jo-erlend, alright then!
[09:10] <jo-erlend> Ardour looks like something it'll take some time to learn?
[09:12] <cfhowlett> jo-erlend, as audacity more than met my needs for podcasting I never actually used ardour.  My understanding is that it's an excellent DAW whereas audacity is more of a lower powered audio editor ...
[09:17] <jo-erlend> I wonder if I'll be able to remove the guitar background from the vocal track...
[09:19] <cfhowlett> jo-erlend, audacity has specific sound removal but it does leave audio artifacts.  When I recorded interviews, I put each mic on a mono channel.  Then I removed the other voice, and split the channel to stereo.  Not sure how that would work with music.  #opensourcemusicians
[09:20] <jo-erlend> right :)
[13:44] <sirriffsalot> Is there anyway of enabling wireless through command-line?
[13:46] <mlpug> sirriffsalot, I guess it depends on what "enabling wireless" means. Maybe iwconfig?
[13:46] <sirriffsalot> mlpug: well I'm trying to run slax, sitting at a café at the moment... I can't seem to enable it like I normally do here with my keyboard
[13:46] <sirriffsalot> Getting no reply in slax, so :(
[15:01] <c3n1z2> hi
[15:35] <studio-user636> hello everybody


[02:30] <valorie> @sick_rimmit Calorie thanks you!
[02:30] <valorie> congratulations to Myriam and Simon, and thanks again Rik!