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@sysrqer Curious if you've tried Audio Damage's Eos 2? It is derived from Valhalla and it has some great 'infinite' parameter controls and is usually reasonably priced if you catch a sale.. It's become my go-to for cavernous effects, Airwindows Verbity is pretty unbeatable for smaller ambient verbs...

If it were me, I'd just stay within your host and use native plugins Apisonic Labs' Speedrum 2 or TAL-Drum, or DrumGizmo, along midi drum patterns and the sampled drums of your choice. I like to use Groove Monkee midi drum patterns and Drum Drops drum samples, but there's lots to choose from. To me...

No pipewire If you are using Fedora, then I recommend strongly to use Pipewire. Pipewire essentially originates from RedHat (Fedora), and works great! The distro developers know what needs to be configured to make Pipewire work properly by default. You may need to put yourself into the Pipewire gro...

If it were me, I'd just stay within your host and use native plugins Apisonic Labs' Speedrum 2 or TAL-Drum, or DrumGizmo, along midi drum patterns and the sampled drums of your choice. I like to use Groove Monkee midi drum patterns and Drum Drops drum samples, but there's lots to choose from. To me,...

I've heard that there have been those who have been successful with using kvm/QEMU and a Windows install on a linux machine and then hosting an audiogridder server through there. Supposedly this combo provides lower latency than through trying to use the simulated audio card from the Windows VM. I p...

I'm actually looking into using AudioGridder as well. I'm looking for the absolute easiest way to tie my Linux DAW system to some Sampler tools that will not run on linux in WINE. I originally was (and I still am) considering tying my Linux DAW and an old Windows 10 laptop together with two audio i...

I'm actually looking into using AudioGridder as well. I'm looking for the absolute easiest way to tie my Linux DAW system to some Sampler tools that will not run on linux in WINE. I originally was (and I still am) considering tying my Linux DAW and an old Windows 10 laptop together with two audio in...

For me it's a vulnerability introduced with xz that no-one needs. What was wrong with gzip and its algorithm? Not to mention bzip2 that led to a little bit more compression but wasn't really needed. Then people though that xz is the new hot shit although it's technically worse. Why do kiddies alway...

Yeah, and needed to bump jack buffers to 8192 to avoid xruns What kind of Kernel, and what distro are you using? That was with Ubuntu 18.04 + liquorix kernel. Haven't tried recently, after biting the bullet and getting Bitwig I haven't been investigating running windows DAWs. Oh! I misunderstood! :...

tavasti wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 8:11 am

Audiojunkie wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 8:06 pm

tavasti wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 10:09 am

I have also gotten Ableton Live Lite running with wine, but latency is huge. Did they got some decent latency?

Did you use WINEASIO?

Yeah, and needed to bump jack buffers to 8192 to avoid xruns

What kind of Kernel, and what distro are you using?

tavasti wrote: ↑Tue Apr 02, 2024 10:09 am

I have also gotten Ableton Live Lite running with wine, but latency is huge. Did they got some decent latency?

Did you use WINEASIO?

I just went back and read the first post. You have the 5 pin midi out on that keyboard. It will definitely work on Linux. You need to buy a $15 class compliant USB to midi cable, and use that to connect to the keyboard. Getting it to work isn't the issue, it's configuring the hardware that can't be...

I just went back and read the first post. You have the 5 pin midi out on that keyboard. It will definitely work on Linux. You need to buy a $15 class compliant USB to midi cable, and use that to connect to the keyboard. Getting it to work isn't the issue, it's configuring the hardware that can't be...

Hi, EDIT: this post was originally, erroneously, about the Arturia MIDI Control Centre. The actual problem is that the MIDI Driver installer says it doesn't recognise the operating system and won't install. https://primevalmudd.com/wp-content/uploads/Screenshot-from-2022-05-20-20-27-13.png This is ...

I didn't read back through all of the other posts, so I apologize if this has already been suggested, but if you used KVM/QEMU and purchased a gray market Windows 11 license, you could use an actual install of Windows 11 from within your Linux machine, and everything would work just fine. The only d...