I've had to work this out again since reinstalling my laptop so thought I might record the result here...
Typical issues found when trying to get Ardour and MuseScore to work together is that MuseScore jumps around in a BAD way when it hits tempo changes from JACK, or it locks up, spewing lovely digital detritus into your monitors.
The best method I've found thus far (although it still does that lockup thing from time to time) is:
First rule of XML club is "Never use text munging tools with XML".
Here's a case where I successfully used text munging tools with XML.
This song was written as part of the assessment tasks for MUSI221 - Songwriting for Contemporary Performance, part of my Bachelor of Music degree at UNE. This is a live take without any edits, and I use a looper (sooperlooper on linux) to replay the chords during the solo (the ending of the loop was a bit rough).
This live recording is from an in-house concert I held on May 18th 2017 as part of my University assessment for MUSI121 - Foundation Studies in Musical Performance.
I use Open Source, GPL'd software for all my Audio and Video projects (and, well just about everything else, too). Here's a quick summary of what I'm using right now for Audio production and performance.
Two surfers at Suffolk Park Beach, Byron Bay.
After doing some performance debugging on mysql running in a vm I found the mysqld service refused to start. The log files showed nothing other than it exiting with an exit code of 1.
Running mysqld from the command line (with sudo -u mysql mysqld -v) also gave nothing useful.
Finally I found a suggestion to run:
sudo -u mysql mysqld_safe --log-error=/tmp/mysql.log
Footprints along the shoreline at Open Shores, just north of Byron Bay
