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Maybe that helps?

Maybe
Drumgizmo https://www.drumgizmo.org/wiki/doku.php
or
AVL Drums https://x42-plugins.com/x42/x42-avldrums

https://musical-artifacts.com/ would be a nice place to post them

I use sonic visualiser. With the qm vamp plugins I detect beats / bars. Set loops. Timestretch is built in and the melodic spectrogram can even help you identify notes if you need to transcribe things or something similar. You can add text annotations as a layer too. Just play around with it. It is ...

I use a regular android tablet, 10 inch. I might one day invest in a.bigger sized tablet. By far the best app is MovileSheets Pro. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zubersoft.mobilesheetspro There's a gratis version too, with limits the number of sheets to 7 I think. I use it with an...

It will run fine for your purposes.

Personally I've always let the Ubuntu installer handle the partitioning.

Just wanna add that quite a few plugins are gonna be in Ubuntu Studio 19.10.
The maintainer of ustudio talked about it on irc (#lad freenode).
IIRC DPF Plugins, LSP plugins and some more.

I'm a musician and IT hobbyist

This will never be implemented in Ardour because of clock drift between two soundcards, at least that's my theory.

I asked the exact same question in Ardour irc and the answer I gave previously is the answer I got there. Why it works in Audacity and not in Ardour I don't know. Ardour targets pro audio and my guess is the way that Audacity managed to use multiple alsa soundcards for audio in and out isn't a good ...

Ardour with alsa backend can only use one soundcard for audio in and out. Won't work otherwise. With jack as backend you can (after some tinkering) use multiple cards. Jack comes with two handy utilities called alsa_in / alsa_out to set up extra jack ports for alsa devices. There's also zita-ajbridg...

By default ardour sends on all midi channels in a track. If the midi file has program changes in it, calf fluidsynth should automatically change the program. I assume the General Midi programs are used. Ardour (binary from ardour.org) comes with it's own GM synth and a generic sf2 player, just in ca...

hdr wrote:Where can I find this Midi-Monitor?

Should be installed by ardour by default.
It's an internal lv2 plugin. Internal to ardour.

This is great news!
I'll try to compile it today, if I find the time.