DG2
January 29, 2024, 8:15pm
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I wouldn’t say your issue is PipeWire related.
Take a look at these threads. All of them are about the bitcrushed sounding audio and I’d say it’s an issue that affects all the USB compliant Elektron devices on Linux.
Hey guys, just wondering if anyone else is using AH + Linux?
How did you get it to work on your setup? Was it just plug and play? Atm for me, USB audio seems to get distorted and slow down when I try to capture audio from it.
Hello!
Did somebody here manage to use the Analog Heat +FX Class Compliant mode (selected under Settings > System > USB Config) as a sound card for either Linux or Android devices?
I have no problem using other interfaces in CC mode, just this one.
In Linux, the device is detected but the audio plays several times too slow and is distorted, as mentioned here .
Shall I contact Elektron support? I guess a Linux issue would be discarded but maybe Android?
Thanks for your help!
I try to use Elektron Syntakt as a external soundcard on Xubuntu 22.10.
The device is connected via USB, correctly detected and I can select it as an output device.
The Problem:
The sound coning out is completely distorted. Listen to some playback recordings here .
To me it sounds like the wrong sample rate and/or sample format is being used. But this is just guess …
I tried to change the device configuration on different levels of linux audio stack including ALSA, PulseAudio, JACK, PipeWire…
Long story short, it seems to depend on the actual USB port. Could you try a different one?
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