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raboof wrote:I'm feeling pretty bad.

I'm sorry to hear that. I can understand how disappointed you must be. Please don't 'rm -rf' the whole thing. Do whatever you think is the right thing to do.

I'm happy to toss in a couple of shekels. Likewise. While I don't feel strongly about advertising, I respect falkTX's position and value his contribution to the community/forum far more highly than any sponsor. I also think in future it would be a good idea to discuss thing like this before any dea...

You can load any of the convolver plugins mentioned into Carla and run them from there.

28 years and counting...

Keep up the good work!

If I wasn't so happy with Kdenlive, this might tempt me to give Cinelerra another try.

I'll have a go at sorting it out tomorrow. Thanks a lot for your help. I appreciate it.

This is the error message when I try to open jalv error: failed to open file /home/sandy/.lv2/ObxdPatchesBrian-01/manifest.ttl (No such file or directory) lilv_world_load_file(): error: Error loading file `file:///home/sandy/.lv2/ObxdPatchesBrian-01/manifest.ttl' lilv_world_load_bundle(): error: Err...

on the 1st page click the load presets button. OK, forgive me if I'm being a bit dense. I can't see any 'load preset' option in Carla for either obxd-lv2 or obxd-vst. This is what I see. Screenshot from 2018-05-09 15-10-04.png Screenshot from 2018-05-09 15-10-30.png When I open obxd in Ardour all t...

Thank you!

I've installed obxd.lv2 via the kxstudio repositiories but can't figure out how to load presets. I've put the presets I downloaded from linuxsynths.com in the .lv2 folder in my home folder, but when I run obxd in Carla and right click on the GUI the skins/bank menus are greyed out. Any help would be...

Very nice indeed.

Feels like Christmas whenever a new GX plugin comes out. Can't wait to try it!

GMaq wrote:

magicalex wrote:Wow!!

Nailed it! Especially Clapton's tone on Crossroads, that was perfect!!

Thanks, Glen!

Sounds good. The easiest way I've found to fit MIDI to a performance after the fact is with the tempo mapping feature of Ardour. There's a great video tutorial here . You can also do the same thing in Tracktion (and possibly other DAWs) I've never really liked playing to a click track, so I make mos...