LinuxMusicians

I'm a beginner, and I like to learn lots of things that are obvious to the more experienced users (but not yet to me).

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It looks like the TuxGuitar forum is no longer used, see: http://www.tuxguitar.com.ar/forums.html

Is there another forum for TuxGuitar users?

lilith wrote:Btw: LMMS 1.2 is out.

Yes - but only for 64-bits...

I didn't understand how to install the LSP-plugins by hand, but happily they can also be installed as part of a KXStudio repository. So now Carla sees and opens them. Thanks!

CrocoDuck wrote:You could use the LSP Plugins suite, it has a zero latency convolver plugin: https://lsp-plug.in/

Is that also for a 32-bits Linux Mint 17 system?

Problem solved: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=20161&p=107899#p107899

Problem solved: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=20161&p=107899#p107899

I have spend many fruitless hours (or even days) searching the internet for a way to get VeSTige back into LMMS1.1.3. (I am using Linux Mint 17 32-bit.) But yesterday I suddenly found a solution that worked for me: solution.png I had to create the map vst_base in my home directory and after that cop...

No, Vestige is gone. See: viewtopic.php?f=27&p=107884#p107884

What does this mean:

Where in the directory should the library reside?

I don't like compiling from source either, but sometimes it's a necessary evil to get something done.

Problem solved.



After installing all of the above ModulAir opens in Carla.
(But I don't know how good or bad it works...)

Linuxmusician01 wrote:Glad to have learned that jcgui can be compiled from source!

I am still struggling with compiling from source, but sometimes I succeed. It's more luck than wisdom.

Is there a good book on compiling from source? I always prefer to know what I am doing...

I am trying to run the VST-plugin ModulAir on my 32-bits Linux Mint 17 system, but in Carla it gives this error:


What to do?