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@Count: this will probably be a bummer for you (because you seem to like KDE so much), but have you tried an out of the box version of Ubuntu yet? Just to test and to go back to KDE afterwards! Ubuntu uses Gnome per default nowadays if I'm not mistaken. If std. Ubuntu also crashes on your PC then it...

@Count: are you using the latest KXStudio repo (link: https://kx.studio/Repositories)? I've used KDE one or twice cannot imagine it to be unstable. But if you want a stable distro then use Debian Stable. Not some sort of KDE, XFCE version of Debian, just plain old boring Debian Stable. It should be...

@Count: are you using the latest KXStudio repo (link: https://kx.studio/Repositories)? I've used KDE one or twice cannot imagine it to be unstable. But if you want a stable distro then use Debian Stable. Not some sort of KDE, XFCE version of Debian, just plain old boring Debian Stable. It should be ...

rncbc wrote:hi all,

as of today, native Linux VST3 plug-in support has landed to yours truly qtractor master branch (>= 0.9.12.24git.b4e970) ..
of course, it's still experimental stuff but already fully-functional and on par with ALL other plug-in types on GNU/Linux.

cheers

Wow! Thanks Rui.

I have the Tascam 4x4 and I don't have issues getting audio out to my monitors. What I am having issues with is getting mic input through the phantom power. I am using ubuntu 19.10 with Jackctl. I also have the pulseaudio jack control setup. I've been using that setup for a few years and I know tha...

martibs wrote:Turns out there was an issue with the cable! The device now shows up, and I can send CCs, which is what I wanted.

Thanks. I learned a lesson here.

gelabs wrote:Yes, that was for unstable.
The bug has been fixed on version 5.0~rc1-2, so everything's fine again.

Thanks for the info. I learned a lesson here (always ask if somebody is using a "testing" branch).

First of all sorry for the tl;dr. Y'all keep on advising to set a sample rate of 192 kHz via ~/.asoundrc . The good old audio CD is 44.1 kHz and usually I do not see any audio app of audio file use more than 48 kHz. Maybe it's me but aren't the pops and crackles a result of a sample rate that a bit ...

jonetsu wrote:As far as I know there are no demo version of Beatzille as it was never sold. It was made for the German Beat magazine, hence the name.

That's a pity. It looks like a nice synth w/ a good looking interface. Much simpler and easier to use than its bigger brother Bazille.

How does the manufactured advise you to use it via Midi (i.e. does it need a Windows application/driver)? What do you want to do via midi? Send notes? Send control changes?

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 So this package is part of Debian Sid Unstable? Or is it part of Debian Testing, on which Ubuntu etc. is based? I can appreciate RC's are there ...

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=946951 Bloody hell. I took a look at that bug report. Quote: Actually, the program does not matter. The error seems to occur very early, before wine tries to look at the program: $ wine zzzzzzzzzz wine: chdir to /run/user/1000/wine/server-805-14c0be...

[...] @Openmastering: About the bottleneck: Mostly it has to do with installations which requires to be compiled with some dependencies. Some dependencies are crucial for the system but required for some applications. I think that you're talking about dependecy hell. I haven't experienced that in a...

Welcome, Schneert. If you're willing to learn how to use a new DAW you also might also like to take a look at Qtractor: it's Linux native. Demonic Sweaters on Youtube has some good introductory tutorials on Qtractor. See for instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpwGsNMUmQ8&t=1614s Good luck. :)

I always check "real time" midi output for a midi device with (for example) port numbner 5 with: