Hi there! I gave the forum a quick look-through and didn't see anything that sounded like the problem I'm suddenly having.
I recently (read: last night) installed Ubuntu on my laptop to replace Windows 7, which has been giving me problems ever since I've started using it. In Windows 7 I was using LMMS 0.4.X (don't remember the exact version number but it was one I downloaded in 2011 sometime). This morning I got the newest version of LMMS from the Ubuntu software center, and then I took my project files folder (the lmms folder that had been living under My Documents in Windows 7) which I'd backed up onto an external hard drive prior to installing Ubuntu and replaced the current lmms project files folder (home/<username>/lmms) with it. I opened one of my old project files in LMMS and played it through, and it worked fine.
After that, I opened another one and when I played it through the output was heavily distorted and sped up and basically just unintelligible. Every file I've opened since then has done the same thing, including the one which initially worked just fine, and also including the demo files.
If anyone can offer any insight as to what I should do, please let me know.
Thanks,
-Ivan
I recently (read: last night) installed Ubuntu on my laptop to replace Windows 7, which has been giving me problems ever since I've started using it. In Windows 7 I was using LMMS 0.4.X (don't remember the exact version number but it was one I downloaded in 2011 sometime). This morning I got the newest version of LMMS from the Ubuntu software center, and then I took my project files folder (the lmms folder that had been living under My Documents in Windows 7) which I'd backed up onto an external hard drive prior to installing Ubuntu and replaced the current lmms project files folder (home/<username>/lmms) with it. I opened one of my old project files in LMMS and played it through, and it worked fine.
After that, I opened another one and when I played it through the output was heavily distorted and sped up and basically just unintelligible. Every file I've opened since then has done the same thing, including the one which initially worked just fine, and also including the demo files.
If anyone can offer any insight as to what I should do, please let me know.
Thanks,
-Ivan