LinuxMusicians

Hi Most Rakarrack effects been available as LV2 plugs[1]. So you could use any LV2 host, like Carla[1], to setup your processor of choice. Kxstudio[3] provide all of that ready to use. [1] https://github.com/ssj71/rkrlv2 [2] https://github.com/falkTX/Carla [3] http://kxstudio.linuxaudio.org/ regards...

Thank you very much tramp, it works & looks great :D Nice to hear, thanks. :) In the mean time guitarix 0.36.1 is out, which brings: * switch to use faust 0.9.90 * fix constant midi toggle change on preset load * add set midi switch to load next preset * add set midi switch to load previous pre...

Maybe a RPI3 would be enough for this:
https://github.com/szymonkaliski/LoopPI2

looks like you missing lib64stdc++-6-dev

https://packages.debian.org/en/stretch/ ... dc++-6-dev

Meanings do change though the passage of time but I don't see why we need to rope proprietary in to the language dance at this time. Proprietary meaning: belonging or controlled as property. The developers of Linux Sampler specifically want to control the usage of their software. I would agree here...

No, you can check that with linux. If you have booted up from ubuntu, install package lshw, and check hw with it. or inxi, which is available for nearly any distribution and will give you all needed informations inxi -F System: Host: box Kernel: 4.1.12-rt13 x86_64 bits: 64 Desktop: Cinnamon 3.4.6 D...

For those of you who are interested in the news from the linuxsampler project, instead a re-direction to a other forum, here are the news from linuxsampler.org check our the changelog for more informations.

https://www.linuxsampler.org/

so you and a few other ideologs wouldn't have to see commercial products mentioned in the forums at large. Dude, just stay out of the m-a-r-k-e-t-p-l-a-c-e I'll be more circumspect in my future postings, Yea, I see, it works nicely, really circumspect. Dude. :lol: :lol: :lol: As I already pointed o...

Where people get the idea I hate foss is beyond me. I realize it's religion and ideology to some people, but the lack of full-frontal embrace at every turn, does not equate to hate. This is by far not the first post from you which end up to be reported as spam and be closed or deleted. Any time thi...

davephillips wrote:From tramp to the OP:

...spread your hate against the FOSS community...

Thanks for clipping my words out of context, really helpful.

@glowrak guy First, to make that clear, I haven't reported your post, but, I think you are on the wrong track. Your post comes without any information, just a link. That's bad. If you've something to tell, do it, but ain't force us to follow a link you gave just for what?? That's the way usually Spa...

I prefer "rolling releases". So I use debian/sid. Never need to do a reinstall. Usually I dist-upgrade my install once or two times, in year, and I select carefully when I'll do it. In the times between I may upgrade the one or the other library or application, depending on my needs, I may...

sysrqer wrote: I think it's important to be receptive to feedback and opinions,

Yes, but while it is hard to get feedback for a Linux plugins GUI in general, it's even harder to get feedback for a non-exsist GUI.
So no progress will take place.

It's a bad idea to put binaries in a git repo. Can you make a website, say, on github.io and put links there? Indeed. Please don't put binaries in a git repository. Why you ain't put them under the releases? Mark them as pre-alpa-release if you like, They are only there in a temporary way, and unle...

ssj71 wrote:Just make your gui the way you like it and be proud of it. Somebody's bound to think its ugly or stupid and others will be inspired by it.

Exact, that's the way it is.