LinuxMusicians

How does Hise compile on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS derivatives ? HISE auto-generates a makefile so it's easy to compile with a single command. Try it for yourself - https://github.com/christophhart/HISE I would note that HISE is still a work-in-progress Isn't all good software? The day a piece of software i...

pardon my ignorance but does HISE offer any solution over sfz? (http://www.hise.audio/) HISE is a tool for building virtual instruments that can be exported as VSTi/AU plugins that will run on GNU/Linux, Mac, or Windows. It can create instruments that are much more sophisticated than what can be ac...

iurie wrote:I don't know if it is a standard.

The original format was very loosely defined and since then each developer has added their own opcodes. What will probably become the eventual standard is the opcodes used by the Aria engine.

iurie wrote:LinuxSampler does all this. I am not looking to develop an SFZ player, my goals are different.

LinuxSampler is not free software unfortunately. HISE is though, and the sampler engine is available separately and might be a good base for your own project.

Michael Willis wrote:Oh wow, I wonder if there is some way we could talk them into releasing the source... I would even be willing to contribute some money.

+1

Actually with the current sale I can get the phone for $249, I'm very tempted although I will have to buy a laptop and Librem key (no idea what that is) too.

Linux & Open Source products at premium corporate rates just doesn't feel right. That is totally illogical. The term Open Source was coined to appeal to corporations, it was to encourage them to release free (as in freedom) software without having to discuss the ethics of digital freedom. A lot...

No you don't. You are bound by a license the same way as with proprietary software. You are definitely not bound in the same way as with proprietary software, that is why one is called proprietary and one is called free. But depending on the way the software is released it is true that you may stil...

Guys, commercial is not the opposite of open source. Proprietary or closed source is the opposite. There is plenty of free/open source software that is commercial.

I do not know about HISE. I quickly took a look and it mentions being a framework. I do not want to program software for music. HISE is a tool for creating VSTi sample libraries. So not much use directly to musicians, but because it's entirely free it means developers can finally create free sample...

I believe (I might be wrong) that the commercial tools I have belongs to me. Unfortunately this is rarely the case with proprietary software (there is a lot of free/open source commercial software btw). The case with proprietary software is that you almost never own anything other than a license th...

I have yet to release any music I've written on GNU/Linux but I don't think I'd credit the OS. However if I do any kind of write up or anyone asks me I would definitely make mention of it.

For anyone else with this issue the solution is to make sure you place the lv2 plugin directly in ~./lv2 (no sub-folders).

sysrqer wrote:Do you have the manifest.ttl file in the fat1.lv2 directory?

Yes I see that file

bluebell wrote:Xubuntu 14.04 and 16.04.

But note that I am talking about the LV2 version, not the VST version. I don't use VST plugins.

I didn't know there was a Linux VST.

I just have a file called fat1.lv2. Do I need to include the bin folder somewhere too?