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It now works in Debian Sid (has been for a few days now. Just did a sudo apt-get update before).

Same error, even after installing apt-transport-s3: # aptitude install ardour Erreur http://kxstudio.linuxaudio.org/repo gcc5/free amd64 ardour amd64 1:5.3.5-1kxstudio1v5 505 HTTP Version not supported 0% [En cours]E: impossible de récupérer https://github-cloud.s3.amazonaws.com/releases/39372848/92...

You can also use Kontakt with wine Some tips and use all the orchestral samples, but it is not native on Linux.

Another solution is to have two computers, one of them using Windows with Kontakt, VSL and connect the samplers to your DAW on Linux with netjack...

You really should be having this chat with one of their business representatives, to establish accurate boundaries, and explore possible cooperations. I don't want to sell instruments anyway. If I made instruments, I would release them opensource and for free. But the goal of this topic is to compa...

I'm aware of all this details about Kontakt and Kontakt instruments, and I don't see why it would prevent the creators of an instrument to create a version of its instrument for another sampler per se. A quick search on Google returns lots of results of instruments in various formats, for instance, ...

I am feeling there is a kind of misunderstanding here, isn't there? Why did you start speaking about cracking and so on about NKSP? I should not have diverged onto reverse engineering (and then to its legality or not, which is an interesting question, but irrelevant to this topic): there is not reve...

Reverse engineering is legal in lots of countries in the world, in spite of whatever a license can say. For instance, in France, by the article L122-6-1 of the code of intellectual property, and more generally, in the EU, in the directives 2009/24/CE of the European Parliament and the Council of Eur...

I know about that... I started reverse engineering some Kontakt sample formats (such as nkr)... which was easy for the unencrypted ones (which were some gziped xml) before a new version of a few years ago, but this is not what I am speaking about with the NKSP language. There are actually some (lots...

Hi, Linuxsampler has added support for instrument scripts for the GIG format: NKSP . NKSP means not KSP but apparently, there is some intersection between KSP (the scripting language for Kontakt instruments) and NKSP. Have you tried NKSP? Do you think it could help porting Kontakt instruments to GIG...

The former versions of nki were just a gzipped xml file (so, text after ungzipped it with a small C program) when it was not uncrypted. They changed their format and now, it's more complicated. I have not found any info about the inner details on the Internet, and although I started to try to revers...

Maybe ChucK or Serpent (this one is a Python-family language designed for multimedia).

Or SuperCollider; you can use the SuperCollider language, but also Haskell, Python, Java, Scheme, ML, Scala (see the clients).

Well, fair enough!(even if I have not been able to find the exact topic which had me think it was not easily possible). no comment, design nor implementation status So let's comment !! The background sequence is the most straigthforward implementation of the idea (but it means you can't edit several...

I think I read in your website that you told that it would be difficult to implement because of the design 1 clip = 1 MIDI file and that the pianoroll displays one clip.
It may be on this topic or this one or another one but I can't remember in which one I read what I am speaking about.

I read that implementing the viewing of several MIDI channel in the same pianoroll in Qtractor was very complicated by design and the developer of Qtractor seemed quite reluctant to work on that.

Laborejo2 seems very interesting and what I am looking for (I like the prospect of being able to edit the MIDI parameters, duration, and automation in the staff)... but it is still in development. Still, it is worth waiting for it!