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I think you're on to something there. Even most synths with unattractive GUIs (I really don't have much trouble with un-pretty GUIs), somehow get a notion of signal routing across. In the case of VCV Rack, it's quite explicit; you make the routing yourself. With ZASFX, the routing is very conservati...

> If you think ZynAddSubFX is complex and confusing, don't bother Hmm... I have designed two patch libraries and curated a third that are part of the standard instrument set with ZASFX, and I've contributed code to that project. A can honestly say that for someone with a background in the basic of s...

Nice detail: It's just a Pure Data program. The VST stuff (Camomile) is just a Pure Data runtime supporting VST control.

Thanks for introducing me to this.

Oddly, this is something I've thought about extensively. I have a number of keyboard controllers and a 4x4 pad. Two of them (Korg Kontrol49 and PADkontrol), can use SysEx messages to alter on-board indicators. I'm chugging along on a LuaJIT engine for routing/transforming MIDI and launching/tearing ...

Does that switcheroo happen each play? More recent versions, "2.5.1" and up, have a revert params selection in the first menu that will reload the XMZ file and restore your settings. If rosegarden does this at the start of play, this won't help, but I added that to cope with another sequen...

I wish more of the freeware synths would open their code. Whats the point in keepng it closed if you're not planning on selling it? I agree. I can think of more than a couple where a synth has a bunch of nice bits, and playing mix-and-match with some algos might yield some interesting synths. It's ...

glowrak guy wrote:bitwig has a linux version demo, here is one feature of the piano roll:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdq714Z6gC0

The demo is useful as an effects rack, before payday arrives.
Cheers

Tabbed overlays would be a VERY nice feature to add to QTractor. That would make certain jobs MUCH easier.

You're right. It did override. As much as I find the display of alternate names, in this case, humorous, I suppose it's very confusing for the user. The old logic should be pretty trivial to restore.

The ThinLead/eviltelephone thing is easy to explain. The bank window entries are determined by the file name. The display, if any, in the main window, is determined by a field in the XIZ file. In your particular example, the file is 0004-ThinLead.xiz, but the XML instrument description contains this...

Here's an oddity I'm running into. When the session file is given on the command line, qtractor shows 120bpm as the tempo regardless of the file's tempo. It plays correctly though.

https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts?apps=zynaddsubfx Note than more than a few of the Zyn presets are currently bundled with ZynAddSubFX, the laba170 patches for instance. There is a new bank I've put on the ZASFX git repo that contains some of the single instrument I've found floating. In many...

falkTX wrote:muse x11+gtk2+qt4 handling breaks some themes, try this:

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muse -style plastique

You nailed it on #lad. Replacing the drobila-lad stuff, got it working.

Tnx!

I wanted to try muse sequencer to see if it might fit my thinking better than qtractor, but I'm running into a problem. When I try to start, I get a splash screen, and then it winds up spinning and eating all the CPU and memory until the OOM killer stomps it and who knows what else. What's going on ...

SUBsynth is a very expensive engine computationally. For each note, it's taking white noise and applying very many bandpass filters to it. For each non-zero amplitude overtone, there's more computational load. This will be the case no matter whether your using Yoshimi or ZynAddSubFX. It's rather as ...

Those may be Emu Emulator 1's. Samplers, in other words. So if that's the case you'll need a similarish sounding low-fi 8bit sample, assign it over the required range of the keyboard and tweak the envelopes & filter to match. I think you're on to something. If you listen really closely, there d...