LinuxMusicians

I have found and fixed the bug on the git develop branch:
http://cgit.drumgizmo.org/drumgizmo.git ... 6ffa0d784f

Thank you very much for reporting the issue

It sounds like you have found a regression error. I will try to reproduce it and get back to you.

I'm new to this plugin. I found when using it that it would use more DSP load than I had so start distorting. The way for me to fix this is to put the cache limit slider up to full and it appears to use RAM instead of CPU, which is fine. When I changed the slider, I immediately pressed play on the ...

How the "BY" in CC-By must be given needs to be specified by the author of the samples. I just made it explicit that "When using the samples in a composition, attributions must be made in the album credits." for all the kits that I am the author of. @tavasti that means that you ...

drum kit licensing is problematic: requirement for attribution is impossible when releasing music for example in spotify. I'm afraid that what you describe is the correct interpretation of the license. Could you not simply have a website referenced that could hold the licence information? I do not ...

I actually started porting DrumGizmo to VST3 and have so far made quite good progress. Expect more news on this soon

So you get no crashes with the lxvst? But you do get crashes with the lv2 in Ardour?

Sounds plausible. Let's go with that

Great, thanks

If multiple drums are being played simultaneously, how should the control change event be interpreted? Does it simply only effect one note following it? Or should it now be "the position", meaning that all future hits to any drum should be using this position?

I would love to add support for this in DrumGizmo. What does the position midi message look like in its entirety? Is it an after-touch event for example? And how should the value be interpreted? For example 0 := center 127 := edge? Or even better; Could you send me a midi file with some notes using ...

So far we have only used different notes for different positions, but somehow using after-touch events or other midi CCs seems like a better way to do it I think.
Did you have something specific in mind?

I see nothing out of the ordinary in the debug output. Is it possible for you to start ardour through gdb? IIRC you can start it through a script in the source folder, if you compiled it yourself. ./gtk2_ardour/ardbg Then if you type "run" it will start ardour and then you can provoke the ...

First of all happy new-year :-) When you say "Drumgizmo plugin hangs when trying to access it" do you then mean, when trying to open the UI, or when adding the plugin to a midi track? Is this something that happened after you upgraded DrumGizmo to 0.9.19 or after you upgraded Ardour to 6.5...

If for some reason the git procol is being forced to a http one I think you can use the http://cgit.drumgizmo.org/drumgizmo.git url instead (note the 'c' at the beginning): Does that work for you?

Does anybody else have this issue?