LinuxMusicians

It's very easy to install and/or remove the low latency kernel as it is in the Ubuntu package manager. Just use your package manager or apt and you will be fine.

Have you checked to see where it is routed? It's been a while since I used ardour but I vaguely remember you can set the metronome to go to another output.

I think you could use AVLinux with updated Firefox PPAs, this way it'd be the only thing up-to-date. How would you update from a PPA without updating everything else? Surely apt update would trigger everything else to need updating. Snap or flatpack might be another option (and mozilla provide one ...

I believe the CPU scheduler it uses is more hungry but is meant to be more responsive overall...or something like that.

What more is there to say beyond the instructions on the website?

Try installing the low latency kernel and try jack again.

Can you run this script and post the output here?
https://github.com/raboof/realtimeconfigquickscan

Just gave the synth a try in Reaper. It seems strange to me that I can hear a saw(?) with all three oscillators at zero. The envelopes don't act as I would expect. With the default settings the release for amp env appears to do nothing yet has some kind of relationship with the filter env (env relea...

Might be useful for some people with hardware synths. Currently supported synths include: Alesis D4 and DM5 Casio CZ Series (CZ101, CZ1000, CZ3000, CZ5000, CZ-1) DSI Prophet ’08 E-Mu Morpheus and Ultraproteus (Single, Hyperpreset, and MidiMap modes) E-Mu Proteus 1, 1XR, 2, 2XR, 3, 3XR, and 1+Orchest...

why would you want this? when there are tons of free plugins in linux! For what I understand , I do this with a EQ and a compressor. If I want to soften the outcome a bit I use a saturator. and the list is long. I dont even use just 1 compressor for every thing, I try several compressors, and somet...

Probably not what you're looking for but VCV Rack can make arps and send them out as midi to drive things externally.

I would imagine that modular would be good for blind people if it's electronic music they want to make, it's very tactile. It would be possible to build a fun system with modules that have their code open sourced - mutible instruments is one manufacturer that comes to mind.

LSP compressor has a few different options for compression types.

That's really useful, thank you

Shift+Enter doesn't appear to do anything for me. Is there supposed to be a chooser window open or something?