LinuxMusicians

Some things to try (if you haven't already): - Do you have your Nektar there now? Test it along with the MK3, on the exact same software setup and/or procedure to confirm that a2jmidid does work now for the Nektar (or other USB MIDI gear). - The MK3 manual describes how you can do a factory reset, m...

tramp wrote: ↑Sun Feb 27, 2022 4:26 pm Still waiting for the Banjo sound-font.

Still waiting for Banjoix.

You can provide the project file path as a command line argument.

konfyt --help
for more info.

I happened to stumble upon this. Could be quite interesting to keep an eye on (even if just for GUI inspiration). Ensembles is a realtime musical performance arranger app. Its built using Vala and Gtk, powered by Fluidsynth. Ensembles is different from other DAW (Digital Audio Workstations) in the f...

For those who haven't come across this yet, here's yet another interview with Paul Davis of Ardour, this time with Justin Frankel of Reaper!

https://discourse.ardour.org/t/ardour-a ... hat/106906

Konfyt 1.1.7 has been released! Stretching the quarterly release cycle date a little bit. Not a lot new in this update, just a few fixes for bugs which most of the one or two (if any) users out there likely haven't even encountered. Now you won't ever have to. Changelog: Fixes - Set QT_XCB_GL_INTEGR...

Awesome song! \m/

Interesting podcast episode with Paul Davis of Ardour.
https://dawbench.libsyn.com/episode-14- ... fHPxACtNCA

Additionally, the -u option for a2jmidid is quite useful. It removes the extra numbers that ALSA adds to the MIDI device names. The numbers may change after a reboot, potentially causing hosts to not recognize the new device names.

Are you using an additional MIDI controller/keyboard to send MIDI, or are you only using the JU-06A?
Is it possible that there is a MIDI channel missmatch? I.e. your hardware is ignoring the MIDI channel that you are sending back out ("thru").

You can also right-click on the record button for a menu of everything.

That's correct. Raising the "Velocity Limit Min" will raise the lower velocities to the minimum level. It might give you the effect you're looking for - "boost/gain" of the soft notes. If you want more control over the velocity curve, you could use Mididings, or some MIDI plugin ...

+1 for the smiley change.

-1 for the lack of eclairs.

Konfyt 1.1.6 has been released! Changelog: Added - Filesystem view now supports previewing of instruments like the library. - Global transpose keyboard shortcuts added to live mode. Fixes - Pitchbend now works if Carla backend is used to play SFZ files. - Fix SF2 loading from command-line arguments....

Was just playing around with an idea, maybe this can lead to something?
The "sine wave" tails aren't quite there yet and the balance is a bit off, but you get the idea.