LinuxMusicians

TouchOSC supports customizable layouts. You just create one with the editor... http://hexler.net/docs/touchosc-editor

You can use mididings as an OSC to midi bridge (http://das.nasophon.de/mididings/), it uses jack also. Then you can use puredata, which also uses jack. When you mention Android, I guess you've seen TouchOSC? http://hexler.net/docs/touchosc-getting-started-osc http://hexler.net/pure-data-patch-genera...

How about giving some more of the users here privilieges to remove spam?

And on another note, I don't understand how spammers think. Do they really think that posts like this one will actually earn them money? http://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php ... 976#p27976

Tried starting with the tutorials yesterday. It didn't turn out perfectly. I think I need to write some kind of script before just recording it...

Hmm, well, I think the best way for marketing would probably be video tutorials at first. I'm planning to do some video tutorials for/with KXStudio: - Installation on top of a fresh Ubuntustudio installation (a video tutorial to install ubuntustudio isn't necessary since you Just Say Yes, right?) - ...

So, how should I go about working around this then? Increase the jack timeout to seconds?

Even if it is due to a buggy application, it would make sense to be able to do a workaround for that buggy application. But I don't think it is because of that. If it was, wouldn't the whole setting up of the project fail?

In my ongoing project with setting up a good working environment I wanted to have a default ladish project I can clone to quickly get started. In the template project I added a bunch of apps, such as: - qsampler / linuxsampler - amsynt - zynaddsubfx - jack-rack - qmidiarp - rakarrack - qtractor (wit...

Have you checked out din? That's a softsynth that's beyond the ordinary...
http://dinisnoise.org/sounds/

Nice.

Do you put up the session files somewhere? I haven't properly looked into supercollider yet (as with all the other cool things I want to play around with), so actual use would be interesting to see.

Nice work! As a note on you wanting it to be 100% open source. One thing I've been thinking about is that we really need some better guides on getting started with using Linux for creating music (and other cool stuff). Something like video guides accompanied with complete projects/sessions, so that ...

Very interesting. I really liked "Another plumbing dream".

Sat down and tried your solution, and it works nicely.

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This was todays five hour project together with a friend. Our base premise was that we wanted to do something sounding a bit like Skinny puppy and that we HAD to put something on soundcloud before the day was over... :-) http://soundcloud.com/excds/shortest-path-algorithm Amsynth for a "dirty&q...

Any further luck with this? I've got a Fast Track Ultra, and I do have a Windows installation (if I've already paid the M$ tax when buying the laptop, why not dual boot?). I've managed in Windows to use the configuration utility to make the inputs not directly route the sound to the output. I though...