LinuxMusicians

Hi Guys, There has been an offer to support some specific development of lilipond for a Pipe Organ music collection, here is copy of the post from the lilipond forum... (http://old.nabble.com/markuplines-and-in-line-score-breaks---sponsoring-offered-to26635924.html) by Jiri Zurek (Prague) Dec 04, 20...

Hi Guys, I have a sample set of organ pipe sounds that are 16-bit 44.1khz and I need to upsample them to 16-bit 48khz. Simple upsampling with sox or libsamplerate doesn't work as a new file is created with the new rate and the loop and release markers are not copied across. Does anyone know of a lin...

Hi,

I need to create multiple MIDI-Thru ports (not vir-midi) and was wondering if anyone knew how?
A solution for Ubuntu Studio would be awesome, otherwise general Linux will be fine...

Thanks,

GrahamG

Absolutely! We're in the process of creating a Virtual Theater Pipe Organ (VTPO) based on LinuxSampler - built for Ubuntu Studio and Puppy Linux. There are two front-ends being used to run the organs, Miditzer (a Windows program run through WINE), and jOrgan (run 'natively' on Java). The Miditzer ro...

Thanks Becks,

That is excellent news

Now I can add qmidiroute to my Virtual Pipe Organ project and use a linux native mapper instead of using Midi-Ox through WINE.

Thanks!

GrahamG

Hi, I would like to use Qmidiroute to map cc1 and program change events. So I have set the mapping up, got it working, and saved the Map. I now can't find a way to load Qmidiroute with the saved map from the command line. I need to be able to load midi mapping automatically via script as it is part ...

Hi There is a good tutorial on using LinuxSampler with some freely available GIG samples of Theater Pipe Organ Ranks. The tutorial is for Puppy Linux and Ubuntu Studio users, but users of most other distros should be able to work out what they need to do too. Go to http://organs.110mb.com/PuppyLinux...

There is a nice Jconv 'how to' for Puppy Linux and Ubuntu at the South African Virtual Pipe Organ site: http://organs.110mb.com/jconv.htm. It has install packages for both distributions. Makes life a little easier than compiling

GrahamG
Johannesburg, South Africa