LinuxMusicians

I'm a little bit confused. :? Isn't DAW used for the program to record/edit Audio and MIDI? I understand DAW as for programs like Ardour, Qtractor, Reaper etc.pp. By reading your topic I understand you're trying to build your first Audio/MIDI Recording Operating System. Yes, DAW is (nowadays) used ...

Put it in your home folder in a sub-folder called .lv2 and Ardour should pick it up.

Seems like what is happening is that I'm working om 2 machines. same os, ardour version and nrepel. When I copy the ardour project folder to the other machine, the noise profiles are lost. Is there a noise repellent config file that I should copy? The profile should be saved in the Ardour session.

Really nice tutorial! What software do you use for screen capture? What are you using for the mouse/keyboard overlay? Are you screen capturing a 1080p monitor or is the video scaled?

Thanks!

Maybe it is an old version. I would normally work in Arch and I haven't noticed that problem for a couple years but it's been happening in Mint on another computer. I notice that it's not in the repos so I probably built it when I installed Mint and never updated. That could be it. I've been using ...

Which distro are you using?

It was resolved. Are you working with multi-channel audio? Are you using the latest version of Noise Repellent and Ardour?

I use OBS (because I need more than one audio input).

Is that an end-user program though? I thought it was just part of the overall package. Yes, JJazzLab-X is an end-user program, everything should be fully functional, though it only embeds a "stub" music generation engine which just shows how to use the API. What does that mean for the end user? Wha...

Tim E. Real wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 15, 2020 11:16 pm

Keep in mind the name stands for "Music Editor". Hence the capital M and E.

This isn't mentioned on the homepage or the wiki, I don't think any new users will know this, they will just see a logo with uppercase letters at each end.

Kott wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 15, 2020 10:55 pm

https://github.com/jjazzboss/JJazzLab-X ... er/LICENSE

Is that an end-user program though? I thought it was just part of the overall package.

Basslint wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 15, 2020 7:16 am

because in this case the capital M and E are already a distinctive mark of sort.

Yeah but it's ugly and makes it harder to read. Make it all one case unless there is some practical reason that you want to emphasise the word "ME" and make the word "us" less important.

Squalala wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 15, 2020 5:20 pm

Drummer is the only proprietary software I miss from Mac os.

Isn't JazzLab proprietary too?

Hi, Should this work on a Raspberry Pi (running Rasberry Pi OS)? I can get the installer to run, and end up with a 34.1 mb "CollaB" file for the standalone, and a 39.6 mb "CollaB.so" file for the plugin, but can't figure out what to do next. Any help is appreciated. I don't think the standalone wil...

Guy's a great guy and I enjoy his videos. Kontakt runs just fine on GNU/Linux (at least version 5, I've not tried v6). There are also plenty of orchestral libraries that run natively on GNU/Linux without the need for a proprietary player like Kontakt.