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I like to announce the release for Xmonk.lv2 version 0.2 Xmonk is a sound generator based on the Faust `SFFormantModelBP` from physmodels.lib by Mike Olsen. It's a monophonic formant/vocal synthesizer. The source is a sawtooth wave and the "filter" is a bank of resonant bandpass filters. X...

I think "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lffi" is the problem, but I can't figure out how to fix it. You need to install a library called ffi, try this: sudo apt install libffi-dev Nope, you don't! As I said, it was mistakenly introduced, and we didn't need it at all. Reporting such issues help...

Got this error when running make (This is just the tail end of the output; I can provide more if needed): /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lffi Hi Mlo In fact we didn't need libffi, but it was introduced by wrongly set the pkg-config flag for cairo. I've corrected that now and removed that removed this de...

tavasti wrote:Any example video available?

As far I know it isn't.
But it's intuitive anyway, just press the mouse button somewhere in the GUI and move the mouse. Up/down is the frequency, left right is the vowel-filter.
Or connect a midi controller to it, then the modwheel will control the vowel.

sysrqer wrote:Delay Llama! What a classic!

Ah, yes, that was it, thanks to a link given on LAU I found it back.
http://www.audionerdz.com/

and now I know what I've forgotten, the reverb and the delay.
Fixed now.

Edit: and now with microtonal scale support from 12 to 53-TET

I remember last time on a VST which I found nice to play around with, don't remember the name, but it was a monk which sing when you push and move the mouse. While I work on the code of my new X11/cairo toolkit, I give this a shoot. I'm using the SFFormantModelBP from the faust physmodels.lib, and w...

. . . and that's how it looks now.

I wonder that no one suggest Mixxx, as the request's for the player here have something of a DJ. (comes with LV2 support)
https://www.mixxx.org/

I agree as well with what Merlyn and CrocoDuck said, with the only exception : If a company offers Linux support does that mean they will help users with any distro on any hardware? That would be too big an undertaking. Because of the diverse nature of Linux it would be difficult to provide troubles...

I once entered a contest held by a New Zealand tourism bureau seeking a new advertising slogan. With so many international markets in a slump, I decided to target the budget-savvy traveler with the following submission: When you can't afford Australia, there's New Zealand. I didn't win. Huh, I gues...

If you really want to please developers, then forget about the thanks, and instead buy us some Mountain Dew soda and pizza. Just leave it at the front door, ring the doorbell, and leave. No soda and pizza for me please. I propose we choose a date to make this a regular thing, making sure to thank t...

the only option I see to make it useful on the MOD is, record to a plugged USB stick. So you could record your hole session and check later what you want to use, without overload the storage of the MOD. That's exactly what I meant. Yes, but unfortunately the MOD didn't support auto-mount for USB st...

i'm having some major surgery in a few days (removing internal organs, etc), and i expect to be away from the computer for a month or two, while i'm healing.. so i will probably not be able to continue working on the framework until the start of next year or something.. but we'll see.. All the best...

Running screcord on the MOD isn't a issue, (I still use it on mine), just, the MOD didn't provide file handling, so, to make use out of it you've to ssh into the MOD and copy the files over to your PC. That isn't very user friendly. As soon the MOD provide a file handling interface (IR-files comes i...

Yes, Carla is a good example for were it could be useful. I'm often (most of the time) using jalv.select to run LV2 plugins. I patched them in qjackctl as if it been stand-alone's. So I'm using the modularity of jack. I know, sounds a bit old-school this day's, were monolithic DAW's dominate the sce...