LinuxMusicians

Well, it's made with JUCE and IIRC the framework compiles standalone apps and plugins in one go.

Oh no, what did I break now again! I just make up version numbers on the fly it seems. I noticed that the last one was v0.1 and now am at v0.2.0 Is that a problem? And be aware that the lv2 version doesn't work in all hosts. Vst should be fine. There's a note in the readme. Friendly reminder my &quo...

B.Jumble?

Wolf Shaper comes to mind.
https://github.com/pdesaulniers/wolf-shaper

There's a big red balloon on that page which says "unstable" and you don't know if they didn't test it. Maybe it worked on the distro the devs used it, you never know what happened. My bet it's something that sneaked in at the last minute. Some small edit or a failed merge or something tha...

it's a RC -> release candidate
the purpose it to find bugs
if you are using release candidates on a production system , you're doing it wrong

so calm down

d.healey wrote:I must be in the wrong place, I thought this was the LinuxMusicians forum

the songs made with proprietary software will be played on Android devices, which have a linux kernel

Ok so I did (my first time using GitHub, tried different things but nothing worked) : ~/$ git clone https://github.com/rncbc/qjackctl.git Installation ------------ The installation procedure follows the standard for source distributions: ./configure [--prefix=/usr/local] make I did ~/Downloads/qjac...

2 tricks going on. Compression on the kick drum. Side Chain compression (actually its called volume ducking but nobody says that) virtually all instruments from the kick. So whatever is playing the kick drum cuts through. I'm not that familiar with mixing in rosegarden so I can't really help you set...

you seem to have some client that managed to auto(magically)started jackd ... and it also seems that it's still up and running... otherwise that "jackd -T .." would be long gone... anyway... try this: 1. killall -9 jackd 2. run qjackctl, go to Setup > Misc: turn off "Save JACK audio ...

Which Linux are you running?

... I don't have this. Is there a way to add it or would it require me to install a different kernel? For the record : I'm on Ubuntu 19.10 with kxstudio repos added. I've also installed the kxstudio-default-settings package which adds the snd-seq-dummy.conf file But you can do this all manually &sd...

There's an ALSA module called snd-seq-dummy which creates virtual midi ports On my ubuntu system there's /etc/modprobe.d/snd-seq-dummy.conf contents of this file # Enable 4 ALSA MIDI-Through ports options snd-seq-dummy ports=4 THe virtual ALSA midi ports show up in qjackctl like this Schermafdruk va...