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Meeee - https://www.librewave.com

LV2 version in the works too - https://github.com/sfztools/sfizz-lv2

Linuxmusician01 wrote:I know of no company that compiles it's VST to Linux VST (there must be one or two, though).

Since my main (only) OS is Linux Mint I compile all my VST/VSTi plugins for GNU/Linux. Currently I've only been making VST2 plugins which I use in Ardour but I could compile VST3 too.

Basslint wrote:

d.healey wrote:

d.healey wrote:There are other real-time friendly pitch tracking algorithms that are available under free licenses.

Do you know any that are polyphonic?

I do not

Hello, is there a way to run VAMP plugins in realtime mode? I know they are meant for audio labeling but they could be useful for things like polyphonic pitch tracking as well. I don't think so, they are pretty slow. What are you trying to achieve with the polyphonic pitch tracking that requires it...

Cool, can you also support LV2?

Edit: Never mine, I just realised it's JUCE based

I'd like to see JUCE have a LV2 export plugin.

The Libre Wave site has had a major reworking. New products added, and a site wide sale until August 28th.

Thank you!

Is possible to set qtractor so that when a MIDI note is moved the CC data at the same time as that note is also moved? nope. midi note-on/off and cc events are absolutely independent events. this is so by midi 1.0 spec. not a qtractor constraint whatsoever cheers Thanks for the quick response. That...

Is possible to set qtractor so that when a MIDI note is moved the CC data at the same time as that note is also moved?

merlyn wrote:Someone could actually have tried it on all those systems. I doubt it, though.

Well my FSF membership fee has been wasted then :p

Hi, Does anyone know why Think Penguin are charging $47 for https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/penguin-usb-20-external-stereo-sound-adapter-gnu-linux-tpe-usbsound . These kind of devices usually go for around $5 on Amazon but I've seen them as low as $1.20 on AliExpress. I have a couple of these...

Thank you!

Does anyone know of a plugin, preferably LV2 but VST is fine, that can display the pitch of an incoming audio signal? It doesn't have to do any pitch adjustment I just want to see the detected pitch. Thanks I'd add CALF Pitch Tools. Do you have a link? I don't see any pitch tools on the Calf Studio...