LinuxMusicians

khz wrote: ↑

Tue May 26, 2020 5:00 pm

Good .lv2!
The chat function would still be nice to have.

Hi, version 0.0.5 now includes the chat function

The mix levels seem great with abNinjam, no problem there. My expectation was that names/audio channels would be displayed and a gain slider/knob. There doesn't really to be a UI meter element for everyone's signal, just a knob. I have found it necessary to be able to control other player's signal,...

ycollette wrote: ↑

Sun May 17, 2020 11:59 am

I just added abNinjam to my Fedora 30, 31, 32 COPR LinuxMAO repository.
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs ... /linuxmao/

Thanks. Keep in mind that it is still not considered a stable release.

The mix levels seem great with abNinjam, no problem there. My expectation was that names/audio channels would be displayed and a gain slider/knob. There doesn't really to be a UI meter element for everyone's signal, just a knob. I have found it necessary to be able to control other player's signal,...

Did you experience some bad mix levels with abNinjam?

Thanks everyone for trying it out. I have now lowered cmake version requirement to align with debian buster. lv2 version is also available which does not have a GUI but is usable with connection.properties file specified.

Hi,
I've created a NINJAM client as a native Linux vst plugin. Available at https://github.com/antanasbruzas/abNinjam
Intention was to keep it simple and not overload it with many features that ninjam supports. Tested on Fedora 31 running in Bitwig Studio.

Thank you!

Thanks so much! I truly appreciate that

Looking nice! Do you have any plans of making it cross platform or will it stay Linux only? I'm personaly using Linux but occasionaly I share my DAW projects with other people using other OS and it would be great for them to be able to use same plugins. Thanks!

It was recorded on a Marantz PMD-430 portable cassette recorder - the one with VU meters which is shown in the video and at the time it was being recorded. I've used Type II cassette tape with Dolby B noise reduction. I've played back the cassette and recorded it to Bitwig on Linux (could have done ...

Hi, everybody I have few more compositions of this type in my head so hope to receive some feedback first to see where I could improve.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HMpH8yOS36I

fyi:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/ke ... a22bfac023

Just like "nvidia" cards, Wifi/Bluetooth cards tend to do the same with interrupts sometimes. With nvidia proprietary driver I remember it used to be it's frequency scheduler that was disturbing the rt performance. So I used to turn in off while starting jack with something similar like this: nvidia...

Yeah I was talking about the measurement software. Do you have any particular obstacles porting it to Linux or is this purely a business decision? btw I have tried headphone calibration on RHEL and it worked out of the box.