Installed TuxGuitar on Acer

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Hi, I play guitar in spare time so I installed TuxGuitar, a very useful software on this great Acer!!!

download software here: http://www.tuxguitar.com.ar/download.html
select "Linux-x86 Binary Files", download and extract files typing:
Code:
tar -zxvf filename.tar.gz
(where filename is the name of the file you have downloaded :lol: )

You have a folder named Tuxguitar-0.1.9... open a Terminal from this folder and type:
Code:
./tuxguitar

screenshot1.jpg

and now... Let's Rock!!! ;)
 
I installed the program following your instructions ot the letter, but after running it, I opened a tab and tried to play it and there were no sound and the terminal was just repeating "No sound note".

Any suggestions?
 
gerarddelafas said:
Hi, I play guitar in spare time so I installed TuxGuitar, a very useful software on this great Acer!!!

download software here: http://www.tuxguitar.com.ar/download.html
select "Linux-x86 Binary Files", download and extract files typing:...

Alternatively, and easier, install it using the add/remove software programme, Pirut. You may need the livna repos enabled.
 
Tried it again just now with pirut and got the same result.

[user@localhost ~]$ tuxguitar
fluidsynth: warning: Requested a period size of 64, got 940 instead
fluidsynth: ALSA driver: Using format s16, rw, interleaved
/dev/sequencer: No such device
No sound note
No sound note
No sound note

The program itself would startup and run perfectly, but there's just no sound being played when it goes.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks
 
Linux doesn't come with a midi system as standard; I think you may need to install Timidity and run it in alsa sequencer mode (timidity -iA from a terminal as I recall). See if that works!
 
daldred said:
Linux doesn't come with a midi system as standard; I think you may need to install Timidity and run it in alsa sequencer mode (timidity -iA from a terminal as I recall). See if that works!

Yes! That did the trick! Thanks =D
 
I've just installed the complete tuxguitar package and it worked out of the box. No timidity or anything else required.
 
daldred said:
Linux doesn't come with a midi system as standard; I think you may need to install Timidity and run it in alsa sequencer mode (timidity -iA from a terminal as I recall). See if that works!

Which package for timidity do I download? I'm new to linux and am quite confused with the many different versions. Also I have started using the terminal to download and install software (such as tuxguitar and azureus), so is there a sudo yum command to download Timidity?
Thanks
 
ocho cinco said:
daldred said:
Linux doesn't come with a midi system as standard; I think you may need to install Timidity and run it in alsa sequencer mode (timidity -iA from a terminal as I recall). See if that works!

Which package for timidity do I download? I'm new to linux and am quite confused with the many different versions. Also I have started using the terminal to download and install software (such as tuxguitar and azureus), so is there a sudo yum command to download Timidity?
Thanks

Code:
sudo yum install timidity++

It's quite a large download (~33mb) since it downloads a soundfont library. For better performance from timidity start it using 'timidity -iA -B2,8 &'. To see how to set up another excellent music app in linpus seem my Rosegarden post viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7126
 
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