LinuxMusicians

Cadence and Qjackctl are mainly GUIs for jack services, so the problem is in the jack parameters under the hood.

AriaMaestosa is simple and handy for small projects.

Michael Willis wrote:

d.healey wrote:What else do you think I should include?

You're the owner of Xtant Audio, right? Maybe port some of the free/inexpensive offerings you have there.

Just a disclaimer : "home of Librewave, a new set of sound libraries for music production for Win, Mac and Linux .... blah blah"

That's a very cool project if the Hise format allows quality playing, disk streaming and what we can expect from a modern sampler. Price is another question. In my view you should make a modest teaser in order to test the interface and behaviour of your plugins. Something like a recorder (flute), a ...

RME Fireface UFX+ or UCX2
Motu 828ES

Carla
(of course I can have them with the Carla default gui, but not very handy...)

Finally I managed to run it. Fine sounds, but how to load presets from the GUI ?

FalkTX you're brilliant !

Maybe also Loomer String (not free).

Same answer here : plug your monitors to the Uphoria and forget your audio interface. But in this case you have to configure all your audio programs to use jack, even your players.

With 12 inputs and 24 outputs (low profile...) I think that a hardware device is mandatory. Not necessary a mixing console, but a controller, or a pad. The problem is that you could not benefit of the great RME mixing software, because there is no Linux version. So you need a device that you can set...

off topic, but where are the results of the fm contest ???

Listening entries now.

Audient ID4 is very cool. No software needed.

falkTX wrote:why the wtf? that is quite good.
the only disappointing fact is making the tool dependent on the distribution. should have been developed with the thought of cross-desktop, cross-distro usage in mind

That's what I meant. Let's see what happens next.