Go to the AUR bookmark and be sure that 'yay' is selected This will give you access to Arch User Repository (PKBUILDS) This application will enable you a patch bay for the audio of your computer to whatever output or input you wantġ2. install cadence (a control panel for music production): install jackaudio server (Jack2 it's multiprocessor and can interact with PulseAudio as opposed to Jack1)ġ1. Install Octopi add/remove applications software. > sudo nano nfig (nano is the built-in text editor you'll be using to do this)ĩ. Modify the nf file to tweak your computer for improved audio production. You'll see if 'groups' is mentioned after the command.

To check if you're really set to the audio group, type: Create an audio group to tweak the audio configuration for audio production alter on. Logoff and Login for this to take effect.ħ. > sudo sed -i 's/load-module module-suspend-on-idle/#load-module module-suspend-on-idle/g' /etc/pulse/default.pa (permanent: this adds a comment tag ‘#’ at the start of the line to stop module being loaded) > pacmd unload-module module-suspend-on-idle (temporary) to avoid the high frequency noise in the speakers (if you have a Scarlett 2i2 or other interface). Remove the daily snapsots for Timeshift (we'll take a snapshot of your system after the installation processĦ. > sudo pacman -S timeshift (use BTRFS if you can, it's faster)ĥ. Set your computer's boot (F2) at startup to boot from USBģ. Burn latest Manjaro ISO tu USB key using Rufus or other similar sofwareĢ. My twenty steps with everything you need.ġ.

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