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Hi, It's good and necessary project for openSUSE users ) May be it can be expanded to other distros on OBS. Actually, I'd like to join as maintainer, for example to support TW builds. I have small repo (so got some expirience) https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:kill_it Hello, this is very...

Great idea! but I have to say that I disagree with the fact that nonfree DAWs are allowed. That's a bit like saying that they are not ready to make music, IMHO.

The LV2 version has now an openSUSE package, if you are interested

I'm tired of dependency hell doing music on Ubuntu. I've read a lot about NixOS and it sounds wonderful, but I don't know how much support for audio applications it provides. Has anybody here used it? Forgive me the shameless plug but on openSUSE, we have a repo which uses an automatic build system...

Hello, in the past month Jo Boschetti, a veteran openSUSE contributor, started collecting a lot of libre music-making software for GNU/Linux in a single repository on OBS (which is a mix between Github/Gitlab and Arch Linux’ AUR). I joined him after a while, we curated some of the software already a...

I don't think so, they are pretty slow. What are you trying to achieve with the polyphonic pitch tracking that requires it to be real-time? Guitar-to-MIDI conversion without hexaphonic pickups :lol: There are other real-time friendly pitch tracking algorithms that are available under free licenses....

Hi. I've tried PulseAudio with poor results given what I need. I'm trying to make my audio output match the input as fast as possible. Hello, aside from using JACK, what you want to do is called "pitch tracking" and there are several libraries that do it already, most notably aubio which ...

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.

Hi, thank you :) I've added this in the README file. No problem! Thank you for sharing this awesome program. Before the packages gets more popular, a question - do you prefer that packages keep the uppercase first letter (Redkite and Geonkick) or it's indifferent? Also (not related to package, but ...

Thanks for the further explanation, Iurie.

Geonkick now has an openSUSE package (redkite as well, same repo). I tested it both standalone and LV2 under Ardour, and it works.

I've been using DrumGizmo a lot and I like your idea, I think. There are actually 127 midi notes available, true? Most of the percussion maps start with the Kick at 35 and go up, sometimes somewhat randomly to, for example in the DRS kit, note 76. I'm about to make my own 'unified' DrumGizmo map of...

I'm thinking about writing an LV2 plugin with an interface made in QML which comunicates via OSC to the sound engine, so that the GUI and audio part are well separated. Your opinion as a much more experienced developer would be much appreciated :D Sorry, I have misinterpreted what you mean by this....

There are strong arguments to use native C for LV2 programming. At least for the DSP part. If you need realtime, you must not use almost everything that makes the difference between C and C++. Or you have to be very careful. But then the C++ code looks looks quite ugly... Anyway, I use C++ even for...

Hello, Each DrumGizmo kit is different, but a well defined standard for MIDI maps might make life easier for both kit-makers (who don't have to come up with their own layouts) and users, who can just swap different drumkits without having to modify their MIDI sequences. This kind of auditioning of d...

Hello Iurie, sorry for the bump, I actually wanted to come back on this thread to compliment you for the quality of geokick's code, it's very readable C++! Hi! Thank you! I wish I could have time for commenting more the code. I tried to comment at least some sensible points. If you know Qt, that th...