LinuxMusicians

Shell scripts were my solution too; before I discovered Non Session Manager.

Hello (blame it on google alerts) :) Maybe developing a relationship with Plogue or Camel Audio and work with them to ensure that their samplers continue to work with Wine? Well, Camel Audio needs to get theirs working in Wine first... Better yet, given time, I wish we could release a native Linux ...

raboof wrote:OK, looks like indeed your './configure' produces other flags (and among others -Werror=format-security) than mine. Could you upload your entire 'rakarrack' directory?

Sure.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/132 ... -0.6.1.zip

Hello and welcome

I can't help with your tone generator but if you don't get a response about it in the next day or two, try posting a question about it in the Computer Related Hardware section of the forum.

leokin wrote:The Fishman Triple Play looks awesome!!!! I may very well save my bucks for that.
One sound I want from my guitar is a kind of breathy, pan flute sound.

Yeah, I'm savin' up for it right now. My dream is to play piano with my guitar. And bass. And saxophone. And drums. And...

falkTX wrote:I guess I'll need to update fsthost then.
Probably tomorrow will be ready

Cool. I tried out 'carla-single' and it works great. Thanks.

Not sure about fsthost, what happens if you try: sudo apt-get install fsthost wine1.4 tony@tony-HP-Compaq-dc5800-Small-Form-Factor:~$ sudo apt-get install fsthost wine1.4 [sudo] password for tony: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done wine1.4 is al...

I'd like to install fsthost but it wants to install wine 1.5 and remove wine 1.4. Is this likely to hose my system (KxStudio 12.04.2 x64)? Festige is working for me, but I think fsthost would be better. I could use it with command line arguments in nsm-proxy. Vsthost works for one of my VSTi's but n...

Good job! It sounds great.

How did you generate the Makefile? Just ./autogen.sh ; ./configure ? Yes, I followed the directions here http://rakarrack.sourceforge.net/dl.html The reason I don't need the patch is I don't have the "-Werror=format-security" flag, which the Debian build process has but I don't. Do you? O...

Ok, building from source I still don't need the patch. Which compiler are you using? tony@tony-HP-Compaq-dc5800-Small-Form-Factor:~$ ls -alFh `which g++` lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Mar 13 2012 /usr/bin/g++ -> g++-4.6* tony@tony-HP-Compaq-dc5800-Small-Form-Factor:~$ file `which rakarrack` /usr/local/b...

I built this built from source because transmorgrifox suggested it as a possible way to resolve issues with rakarrack. Yeah, that makes sense. Exactly what version did you build from source? lastest git or some source tarball? Did you apply any patches? I used the latest git which is also what the ...

OK, so the binaries are different - is this rakarrack from the .deb or compiled from source? I built this built from source because transmorgrifox suggested it as a possible way to resolve issues with rakarrack. I was hoping this was a simple case of it not working on 64-bit but clearly that's not ...

If you don't need high quality samples then http://www.sf2midi.com/ has a lot of free sf2 fonts and you can do a Google search for midi latin drum/percussion patterns. For top quality (and top $$) Addictive Drums runs in Wine. In between those two, you'll want to learn more about samplers on Linux h...

I peeked around and I don't have too many files to worry about blowing up, so maybe a clean start would be good. Looking at the repositories page for KXStudio might be a bit confusion but I think I can figure it out. Is this how everyone added the KXStudio repositories? http://kxstudio.sourceforge....