LinuxMusicians

Hi guys, I have a really cool update for you! Today, I decided to change 'Native Access.exe's OS mode to 'Windows 10' in winecfg.... and... it works! Native Access updated itself (WITHOUT CRASHING!!!) and updated all the plugins I had without crashing too... I checked the Downloads folder while the...

Hi guys, I have a really cool update for you! Today, I decided to change 'Native Access.exe's OS mode to 'Windows 10' in winecfg.... and... it works! Native Access updated itself (WITHOUT CRASHING!!!) and updated all the plugins I had without crashing too... I checked the Downloads folder while the...

I believe that SF2 itself only supports stereo, so there are only two channels of output available.

What method did you use to install Sfizz and where was the folder for the plugin located? Apt tells me it's installed, but I haven't been able to located where or get it running. Download the latest release from GitHub: https://github.com/sfztools/sfizz/releases/ It turns out I was wrong, there is ...

What method did you use to install Sfizz and where was the folder for the plugin located? Apt tells me it's installed, but I haven't been able to located where or get it running.

There is also SFZero as a LinuxVST... but it doesn't support all opcodes Sforzando is a nice bit of software but it's VST Plugin has a long history of being cranky with Wine on Linux systems, lol it runs just well enough that you start having expectations but it doesn't quite seal the deal... What'...

I haven't used Sforzando, but a few years back I tried running some other windows vst2 plugins with a wine bridge. It kind of worked but was mostly a big headache, so these days I only run native Linux plugins. I'm wondering if a native plugin might work better for you. Three options are LinuxSampl...

I've gotten the Sforzando VST2 running pretty well in LMMS on Debian 10 using wine-staging 5.6. It took a bit to start the first time and seemed to hang, but after restarting LMMS it seems to be much better and I've installed Piano 162 on it with good-sounding results that have so far proven stable....

Good call, I didn't think of that. LMMS defaults to 44.1 kHz, but JACK was set for 48. Adjusted to 44.1 and playback sounds right.
Thank you both.

I'm having an odd issue with JACK. If I use ALSA as the backend for LMMS, notes play at their expected values when I'm using MIDI input or simply playing back a recorded track within the DAW but if I use JACK, the pitch is sharp by roughly a half step + 50 cents. For example, if I'm using ALSA as th...

@Mr. Lumbergh said: I reported the bug over at winehq.org so hopefully it gets resolved in 5.8. Can you post the link to the Bugzilla entry here? I didn't find it in a quick search. It's been rolled into another as a duplicate, apparently it already started popping up with games crashing: https://b...

I appreciate the heads-up about 5.7 I think the odd-numbered releases are more experimental in nature. I think you should try the free linux Reaper demo with LinVst and wine-staging. If that does not work, then there is indeed a serious breakage. I wouldn't rely on lmms to determine such things acr...

All, just a heads-up if you're running WINE-staging for compatibility: the latest updates for Staging (5.7) have completely broken compatibility with all VSTs in Debian Stable; LMMS can no longer load them. I haven't had a chance yet to suss out what caused this, but I would avoid these updates for ...

I'm a reaper/wine-staging user, with K6 running well in Ubuntu Studio 19.10 Try renaming .wine folder to something else, and do a new download and install of wine-staging, new version is currently around 5.2 In winecfg panel, configure wine as win 10. Then download and install the latest Native Acc...

Damn, that's bad news, but thanks for the feedback. I was able to either get these either on a steep discount or free with the purchase of something else so not too much lost. I'll dig around on that particular error as I have time and let you know if anything changes.