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tavasti wrote:When comparing to real guitar pedals, seems that 16 isn't even good start! For example, Thomann has at the moment 586 guitar distortion pedals:

When 16 distortion pedals ain't be enough, The GxPlugins A set of extra lv2 plugins from the guitarix project. provide 30 more distortion pedals.

Is something more detailed anywhere out there? :) I don't think so. While the guitarix wiki is badly outdated, the tutorial on libremusicproduction is the best I'm aware of. The Master Gain in the amp section is the amount of signal sent from the pre-amp to the power section, right? If I set it to ...

For old hardware would being able to change the polyphony make it lighter? It's hard-coded, in XPolyMonk.h line 103: #define VOICES 12 You could adjust it to whatever value of voices you need. Sure, less voices reduce the DSP load. I may be able to make it a adjustment parameter, but, that needs so...

sndfile-info from the snfile-tools package may give you some information about the files.
sndfile-play may play the files?

This has changed a lot since the first version. It seems heavy on CPU. Where other heavy synths use a lot of CPU when they are playing notes and less when silent, XPolyMonk uses a lot of CPU all the time whether it is playing notes or not. Hi merlyn Yes, I've worked a bit on it. The CPU usage, yes,...

I had to use the pre-generated files (Faust) Yea, that's recommended anyway. The --faust option is a developer option, it's to check if a new faust release work well with our build scripts. Without this option, the configure step check if a supported faust version is installed, if so, it assumes yo...

When using faust to build guitarix, all faust generated files will be re-generated. It barely makes a difference.
It's more a developers then a users option. We need to rebuild those files when we update to a newer faust release, for example, or when we modify our build scripts.

Seriously, just step away from that scary magic box and never approach it again. This isn't “Mac OS X for toddlers” forum, it's Linux Musicians. Alex, and it isn't a forum for "How could I make my windows software working with wine" as well, but you participate in those threads happily. P...

I've no idea about mac or windows, and by the way, we've a subforum here special for questions related to non-linux app's and questions. However, you are new here, so first, welcome, and maybe this one is of some help for you: http://macappstore.org/jack/ Other then that, note that linux is mostly p...

Thanks for feedback, all.

XPolyMonk is polyphonic (12 voices) version of XMonk.lv2 with full midi support.
Released under the BSD Zero Clause License



get it here:
https://github.com/brummer10/XPolyMonk. ... s/tag/v0.6

If you are only working in Ardour (or derivative Mixbus), just don't bother with JACK. Ardour, is just a small part of the LinuxAudio eco system. To begin with, this advice may be valid, but, at least, when doing some more advanced stuff, you can't go around jackd. Sooner or later you need to demys...

I'm pleased to announce the release of guitarix2-0.39.0 A virtual guitar amplifier for Linux running with jack (Jack Audio Connection Kit). This is a maintenance release which mainly is meant to get rid of the python2 build dependency. Changes are so far: - updated waf version to 2.0.19 by Andreas D...

The IR's from BestpluginsIRPack been make to be used with tubescreemer -> amp -> tonestack -> convolver.

GXTuner reliably converts audio signal to MIDI signal (monophonic and polyphonic). https://github.com/brummer10/gxtuner Äh, nope, the GxTuner which convert audio to midi is the one which comes with guitarix as LV2 plugin, and, it is just monophonic. And, it must be consider as a experimental featur...