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CCRMA Documentation Table of Contents

CCRMA docs table of contents (listing every section of every page), generated Tue Apr 20 14:50:05 PDT 2021 by matt

README

• About This CCRMA Documentation

overview

• Overview of All CCRMA Documentation

rooms

• CCRMA Rooms
  • First Floor
  • Second Floor
  • Third Floor

classroom

Classroom

• CCRMA Classroom
  • A/V Switching
  • Linux Machine
    • Two Different Video Monitors for Linux
  • (Surround) Sound System
  • Audio Inputs

common

Adapter-Closet

• Adapter Closet
  • How to borrow

Ardour

• Ardour, the free DAW
  • Computer

COVID-19

• Information on the Novel Coronavirus / COVID-19 pandemic
  • Stanford info on COVID-19
  • Non-Stanford info on COVID-19
    • Santa Clara County
    • State of California
    • USA Federal
    • Other Countries
    • International
  • Press
  • Science
  • Disinfection
    • Manufacturers
    • General Recommendations
    • Ultraviolet

DM1000

• The Yamaha DM1000 Mixer
  • Accessing lots of channels with the same faders
  • Accessing lots of parameters with a single screen
  • Uncaring Faders
  • Bus Routing is Speaker Selection
  • The Good Preset
  • Input Patch
  • Output Patch

Gear-Closet

• Gear Closet
  • How to borrow
• Alternatives for borrowing equipment on campus

IETF

• jacktrip
  • features
    • Limitations
  • uses
  • hardware requirements
  • software installation
    • Installing jacktrip
      • Managing Multiple Versions of jacktrip
      • Building jacktrip from source
    • jacktrip installation verification
  • Terminology
  • Operation
    • Hub Server Operation
      • Hub patching
      • Recipe for Starting jacktrip Hub Server
    • Simple aka Peer-to-Peer Operation
    • jacktrip command-line options
    • Running multiple jacktrip processes on the same machine
    • patching jacktrip audio to other audio applications on the same machine
    • Commonly used commands
      • ps
      • killall
      • netstat
    • Using jacktrip alongside video chat
    • Details that Get in the Way
  • Debugging
    • Troubleshooting recipe
  • best practices, ensemble sound checks
  • Network Ports
  • Check Internet Quality
  • Tuning the System
  • Capitalization and Alternate Spellings
  • Publications
  • Links
    • jacktrip links
    • Links to jacktrip alternatives
    • Links to general issues around jacktrip
  • Future Work:
  • About this document

JACK

• The JACK Audio Connection Kit (JACK)
  • Starting Jack
  • JACK’s settings
  • JACK’s connections
    • Troubleshooting: Horrible Squealing Feedback
    • Troubleshooting: Why Can’t I Connect this Program?
  • JACK itself: jackd, the “JACK daemon”
    • Troubleshooting: Is JACK installed on this computer?
    • Troubleshooting: Is this computer already running JACK?
  • QjackCtl: a friendly graphical interface to JACK
    • How QjackCtl relates to jackd
  • JackPilot
  • Recipe for Starting JACK
    • Troubleshooting: Why won’t JACK start?
    • Troubleshooting: Is JACK Working?
  • Making and Breaking JACK Connections
    • Viewing and Changing JACK Connections from QjackCtl
      • QjackCtl Connections Screenshots
    • Changing JACK Connections from Command Line and Scripts
    • Some Programs Make Their Own JACK Connections
  • JACK Utilities
    • Meterbridge
      • Meterbridge on OSX
  • Installation
  • Operating-System-Specific aspects of JACK
    • JACK on Windows
    • JACK on Linux
    • JACK on Macintosh OSX
      • QjackCtl Server Path
      • JackPilot Low Resolution

JackStreamer-Linux-Workstation

• JackStreamer the Linux Workstation

JackStreamer

• JackStreamer
  • Video Tutorials
  • Kit Contents
    • Hardware Issues
  • Controlling JackStreamer
    • Update
    • Input queue length
    • Server menu
    • Start Session
    • Mono and Stereo buttons
    • Stop Session
    • Help
    • WiFi Off
    • Check Internet
    • Shutdown
  • Recipes
    • Powering Off a JackStreamer
    • Using a JackStreamer-enabled Braun Practice Room
    • Local Audio Check
      • Local Audio Check with Zoom U-22
      • Local Audio Check with Presonus
    • Find the Best Buffer Size
    • Recommended Daily Routine
    • Connecting JackStreamer to Stanford Residential Internet
      • Registering JackStreamer on Stanford Residential Internet
      • Registering JackStreamer on Stanford GSB Residential Internet
      • Attesting that JackStreamer is Exempt from Encryption Requirements
    • Registering JackStreamer in Braun
    • Troubleshooting Internet Connection
  • FAQ
  • Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting: jackd Won’t Start
  • Documentation
    • MAC Address
  • GUI screenshots
    • Main Screen
    • Success
    • Failure

JackTrip-Server-Reservations

• JackTrip Server Reservations
  • Trust
  • Time Slots
  • One Sheet per Week
  • Each Sheet
  • FAQ
  • The URL

JackTrip

• JackTrip
  • Ethernet
  • Network ports

MOTU-1248

• Mark of the Unicorn (MOTU) 1248
  • Operation / How-to
    • How to Return to Meter Display
    • How to Set the Sample Rate
    • How to Recall a Preset
  • Weird Behavior with Linux
  • Weird Behavior with OSX
  • Configuring the MOTU 1248
    • But how?
  • Firmware
  • Drivers

command-line

• The Command Line Is Your Friend
  • What is the Shell?
    • Getting a Terminal
    • Installing Shell Commands
  • Shell Features
    • Tab Completion
    • Shell History
    • Scripts
  • Filesystem Structure
  • Pipe
    • Processing Text Files Line by Line
      • grep
      • awk
  • Quoting
  • Iteration
    • Bash loops
    • find
  • Use Cases
    • Processes
    • Media Use Cases
      • sox
      • ffmpeg
      • ecasound
    • Macintosh-only
      • open
      • pbcopy / pbpaste
      • say
      • osascript
    • Computer Music Utilities
      • jacktrip
      • Max
      • SLOrk scripts
        • SLOrk feedjack scripts
    • Websites
      • curl
      • wget
      • Scripting pandoc
      • Finding links
      • CCRMA Docs website
  • See Also

food

• Food at CCRMA
  • CCRMA Food Resources
  • CCRMA Food Responsibilities

how-to-ask-for-help

• Tips for asking people for technical help
  • Screenshots

monitor-levels

• Monitor Level Calibration
  • Calibration dates

piano

• CCRMA’s Disklavier MIDI Player Pianos
  • Power on
  • MIDI Usage
  • When done

recycling+trash

• Recycling and Trash at CCRMA
  • Compost

staff

• CCRMA Staff

maxlab

Garage

• Garage (Max Lab)
  • Big Power Tools | NEVER USE ALONE
  • Other Big Things
  • Left shelves
    • Power Tools on Left Shelves | NEVER USE ALONE
  • Right shelves
    • Power Tools on Right Shelves | NEVER USE ALONE

Max-Lab

• Max Lab

stage

Stage

• CCRMA Stage
  • Audio System(s)
  • Projectors
  • Linux Machine
  • Piano

studios

Recording-Studio

• CCRMA Recording Studio and Control Room

Studio-Activities

• Supported Activities in CCRMA’s Studios
  • Quiet Study
  • Loudspeaker Activities
  • Telematic (JackTrip) Activities
  • Advanced / unusual / less-well-supported Activities
  • Discouraged Activities

Studio-D

• CCRMA Studio D
  • Studio D Contents
    • Don’t touch
    • To Reset Studio D
  • Studio D Patch Bay
  • Selecting Your Laptop or the CCRMA Linux Workstation
  • Using Your Own Laptop
    • Connecting Your laptop
    • Playing Sound from Your Laptop
  • Using the CCRMA Linux Machine
    • Logging in
    • Configuring Linux Audio
    • Audacity
    • JACK
  • Sound system and bass management
  • MOTU I/O channels
  • Troubleshooting

Studio-E

• CCRMA Studio E
  • Studio E Contents
    • Don’t touch
    • To Reset Studio E
  • Mixer Wiring and Channel Numbering
    • Mixer inputs
    • Mixer outputs
  • Selecting Your Laptop or the CCRMA Mac Pro
  • Using Your Own Laptop
    • Connecting Your laptop
    • MOTU I/O channels
  • Using the Mac Pro
    • Mac Pro Audio
    • Apollo I/O channels
  • Using the CCRMA Linux Machine
    • Linux Audio
    • General Linux Audio Software / ALSA / Pulse audio
    • Audacity under Linux
    • JACK under Linux
  • Sound system and bass management
  • Troubleshooting

system

CCRMA-Linux-Workstation

• CCRMA Linux Workstations
  • Logging in and out
    • In-person Logins
      • Locked Screen
    • Remote Logins
    • Temporary Ban After Failed Logins
  • Your Home Directory
  • Special Filesystems
    • /zap
    • /scratch
  • Audio in Linux
    • PortAudio
      • Multichannel PortAudio
    • JACK

CCRMA-user-account

• What Is a CCRMA User Account?
  • The Old Days
  • Today
  • Trust
  • SUNet ID, SUID, and Keycard access
  • Getting a CCRMA Account (and keycard access)

backups

• CCRMA Backups

guestnet

• CCRMA “Guest” Network Access
  • Wireless Networking at CCRMA

password

• The Password for your CCRMA Account
  • How to log in using your user name and password
  • How to change your password
  • What to do if you forget your password

remote-login

• Remote Login General Instructions
  • X Forwarding
  • SSH Keys

room-scheduling

• Room Scheduling

sysadmin

• CCRMA System Administrators

This page of CCRMA documentation updated Tue Apr 27 17:01:00 PDT 2021 by matt.