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Midi not Working after installing Jack

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Freddi

I am currently trying to run FlStudio 20 (with the help of wine64) on Ubuntu 21.10. Its mostly working surprisingly good. The Only Problem I am unable to solve Is my Audio & Midi.

With the basic pulseaudio drivers the sound was extremly glitchy and buffering, or the latency was just trash.

So I tried to install Jack along Pulseaudio so I can hear the Sound of my other Applications while using FL Studio. For the Installation I followed this Tutorial: https://github.com/jackaudio/jackaudio.github.com/wiki/WalkThrough_User_PulseOnJack

Everything Is working very well except my Midi. Since this Install no Software is able to use my Midi Keyboard. My Midi Keyboard gets recognized but seems to get used by the alsa driver. Now I wonder how I will be able to use Midi with PulseAudio on top of Jack!?

Or is there a way to use Jack only but still using My DAW and Other Software at the same Time so I can use qjackctl again? (Qjackctl is unusable after the steps in the tutorial BTW)

Great Thanks for reading my Question, I would be so happy If I can finally use FL Studio on Ubuntu. I swear Gaming on Linux is so easy compared with Audio/Music-Production on Linux

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Freddi

I found a solution for my Problem!!!

I just removed all the Jack Stuff from my System and installed pipewire.

Pipewire is a package to let pulseaudio work with higher sample rates with lower delay and higher cpu usage. With pipewire I just run my Wine emulated FL Studio 20 and my MIDI Devices Worked and the Audio ist now as good as on windows. Only problem: The Latency of MIDI is a bit higher then with Asio4all Driver or FL ASIO on Windows but its totally playable.

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