LinuxMusicians

I would like to try it out. But I've never used any Windows VSTs in Linux, so no experience there on how to go this way. I'm using Ubuntu Studio 18.04+Backports PPA. What would I need to install first (WINE-wise) to be able to install Sforzando? And how would I do it then (the installation process ...

My experience is Cadence rocks. It is hands down the best way to start and stop JACK. On the fly you can start and stop PulseAudio, Alsa2Jack MIDI or AUDIO bridges, and Loopback. I rarely use Catia as it spreads all items out upon opening and doesn't have a connect all feature, also has no means of ...

I had the black screen with Debian Buster using wine-4.21 (Staging) 0009:err:wgl:glxdrv_wglShareLists Recreating OpenGL context to share display lists, although the context has been current! issue is also addressed here I used PlayOnLinux with Wine version 2.17 just to see and it loads and plays wit...

Soundtracker is under development and builds nicely on Debian Buster, however the libgoocanvas on which its Instrument Editor depends is no longer available for Buster. The quick and easy method as spelled out here https://sourceforge.net/p/soundtracker/mailman/soundtracker-discuss/thread/875a3374-6...

I use a Fast Track Pro as my principle sound card in combination with a QuNexus and Artiphon Instrument 1, all three USB devices. I have disabled the on board sound card via the BIOS so it is does not compete with any of the USB cards. My system also loads the Loopback module, so in essence 4 sound ...

forgot to mention that the last step to get MIDI devices recognized is to move the osmid folder up one level

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Oddly VSTPlugins only build VST3 which has no GUI (only generic)

the LV2Plugins will build VST2 as well as LV2 which does have the GUI

https://github.com/ryukau/LV2Plugins

am able to build all except IterativeSinCluster

Carla does not recognize VST3 altough it claims to

Sonic Pi builds well on Debian Stretch but I encountered a few snags on Buster and thought I'd post my work around. The current build uses older versions of SuperCollider, sc3-plugins and aubio and is looking for a version of rugged unavailable to Buster. Making slight modifcations to two files allo...

assuming you have a directory for building apps, from that location mkdir sws-build cd sws-build git clone http://www-dev.cockos.com/wdl/WDL.git git clone https://github.com/reaper-oss/sws.git - next step is to generate the API header file reaper_plugin_functions.h - from REAPER (run the action "[de...

WINE-STAGING is completely broken for Buster and there are all kinds of issues trying to install WINEASIO via KXStudio new repos wineasio-amd64: Depends: wine-rt-amd64 but it is not installable or wine-staging-amd64 but it is not installable or wine-amd64 but it is not installable I am seriously con...

Good comment by Audiojunkie. I have a license for Bliss and it's great. Also waited to get in on special. Likely the best option for native Linux. I wasn't aware that Redux could load SFZ files and am thankful I read this comment as after testing it, is also excellent. That being said, I really like...

I could be wrong and apologize for the misinformation if I am. The KXstudio website does say "Debian 9 (Stretch) or Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) you'll also need to enable GCC5 packages" but I do believe KX repos will install and work well up to 18.04 Bionic Beaver, but I have never attempted it so can't c...

KXStudio can only be added to any Debian flavour up to and including: Debian 9.9 Stretch Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Mint 18.3 Sylvia anything higher is a no go if you are using Ubuntu Studio if not mistaken KX repos cannot be added to a version higher than 16.04 otherwise there will be audio setting confli...

I thought I'd relay this information as some may find it useful. I recently purchased a QuNexus and at first was bit disappointed as some keys were not responding well. However, once I tried a few different synths I found that specific ones were actually quite amazing and the touch on all keys was a...

Thanks for advising me to wrap that in a code tag. Way less busy on the page.