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Do you already know why installing Faust resulted in all those programmes being removed? Could it be that CMake has anything to do with it?

Thanks anyway.

/home/bartje/Faust-installatie/faust-2.15.11/compiler/utils/exepath.cpp: In static member function ‘static std::string exepath::stripPath(const string&)’: /home/bartje/Faust-installatie/faust-2.15.11/compiler/utils/exepath.cpp:65:48: error: no matching function for call to ‘regex_replace(const ...

No - that's not nice. It will take you a lot of work to install those programmes again.

I have succeeded in installing cmake version 3.12.1. (leaving out the backup part) with the help of this website: https://www.claudiokuenzler.com/blog/796/install-upgrade-cmake-3.12.1-ubuntu-14.04-trusty-alternatives But installing a newer version of Faust still fails. There is an older version of F...

LinMusGuy wrote:Looks like I have an old version of Faust: 0.9.46-2 .

And trying to install a newer version failed.

Looks like this is the problem:

Looks like I have an old version of Faust: 0.9.46-2 .

And trying to install a newer version failed.

And the online editor asks for a MIDI input, but I don't have one...

I have installed Faust in Linux Mint 17 from the repositories. But now I get this error:
What is wrong here?

I want to use this plugin in LMMS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7HHSQiznCs

Has anybody here experience with it?

I'm a beginner, and I like to learn lots of things that are obvious to the more experienced users (but not yet to me).

Last post 2012 ?!

It looks like the TuxGuitar forum is no longer used, see: http://www.tuxguitar.com.ar/forums.html

Is there another forum for TuxGuitar users?

lilith wrote:Btw: LMMS 1.2 is out.

Yes - but only for 64-bits...

I didn't understand how to install the LSP-plugins by hand, but happily they can also be installed as part of a KXStudio repository. So now Carla sees and opens them. Thanks!

CrocoDuck wrote:You could use the LSP Plugins suite, it has a zero latency convolver plugin: https://lsp-plug.in/

Is that also for a 32-bits Linux Mint 17 system?