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I half suspect it’s a GCC6 issue, same as guitarix about a couple of weeks ago. Dunno. I won’t speculate, though. Will be back when I have hard facts.

CrocoDuck wrote:Did you see there is a sooperlooper package in the AUR?

Tried to build it from the AUR this morning and failed. I didn’t have the time to look into what caused the error but I will do as soon as I get a chance.

sysrqer wrote:Where is the linux version?

From the IVOR2 manual:

System Requirements
OS: IVOR2 is a 32-bit VSTi for Windows (XP or higher) and Ubuntu Linux 15.04 (bridged with Airwave VST-bridge).

Sorry I can’t help about dealing with PulseAudio itself, since I don’t have it, but it seems things are a little more complex than the autospawn = no option in /etc/pulse/client.conf. I Googled around and found this: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/204522/how-does-pulseaudio-start , which I ...

Joermungand wrote:I ran into a couple of issues first building it, then running it.

A new version of the PKGBUILD has been released, addressing all previous issues. It’s good to go.

It seems to me that what you’re after is exactly the Region concept in Ardour (http://manual.ardour.org/working-with-regions/). What’s wrong with that?

A PKGBUILD for Fsthost 1.6.1 has been made available in AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/fsthost/ (not thanks to me, though; judging by the coincidence in user id’s, I’d say the contributor is the actual Fsthost developer). I ran into a couple of issues first building it, then running it. See...

I’ve compiled SuperCollider 3.7.1 and plugins from git and LNX Studio works just fine. Apparently v3.6.6 doesn’t behave properly in standalone mode, anyway, so probably that’s why the -a option is not available.

I wrote a new PKGBUILD for this one (shuriken-git), so as to make both versions available. The new one builds against Qt5 and the waveform scrolls just fine here (with Qt 5.6).

funkmuscle wrote:figured it out.... Gnome updated and reinstalled PulseAudio...
Uninstalled PulseAuido and all is good with the world again!

Great to hear that! I could see some Gnome-related stuff being updated, but I use XFCE with only a few Gnome apps, so it didn’t pull PulseAudio on me.

That's what I thought too. Nothing plays no matter what browser I try. by the way, do I need PulseAudio? I've removed it months ago so I can't see that being the issue. I don’t have PulseAudio. I’ve never had it on this system. But that’s the idea. I’ve updated the flash plugin just like you, and I...

I thought the Youtube player was supposed to be HTML5. Works fine here (Arch, too, with all updates; tested in Firefox, Chromium, and Midori). I tested Vimeo, as well, and it worked but then I realised it was JavaScript. Where do you find flash videos nowadays?

funkmuscle wrote:doesn't work with Carla or jalv.select for me

Right, the LV2 plugin doesn’t work in any host I’ve tried. But if you run drumgizmo in a terminal with the appropriate options, it will work. Thought it might be useful.

Same here. The standalone version started at the command line works perfectly well, though.

sadko4u wrote:Nice job!

Thanks!