LinuxMusicians

there are quite a lot open hardware / open source instruments and/or DIY kits available nowadays.
i recommend to everyone such kind of projects instead of expecting open source stuff from big manufacturers.

musical art object
or just a track, to be less serious.

Harrison launches newer line of plugins, so old plugins become cheaper, i guess.

lilith wrote:I installed the mscorefonts, no change however. Maybe it needs a reboot..

rather logging out and back in to your desktop GUI session

two most trusted options for linux are Focusrite Scarlett family and NI Komplete Audio 6 (i own the latter for 5 years and like it). in general, class compliant devices should work, but DSP sections usually won't, and software parts too (many gears are designed as hardware+software solutions relying...

Zoom LiveTrak L-12 — works when in class compliant mode.
(must be first switched to the class compliant mode and then powered on.)

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stanlea wrote:http://b-step.monoplugs.com/en

not quite that, since it does not operate with samples.
but yes, best step sequencer ever. i've ordered one on monoplugs spring sale with 50% off.

in theory, any step sequencer + any sampler. you even could load your bass samples right into hydrogen. in practice, it will never work completely the same, because bass notes do have length, even if it's very small, unlike drum notes that are one-shot by their nature, and it's common for drum machi...

well, i'm stuck with updating rules, it turned to be more complicated than i can handle. muse 3 must be built in a separate build subdirectory, otherwise the build will fail. but i have no examples how it's done in rules file, and no time to learn huge and overcomplicated debian packaging documentat...

well, to support every possible feature, muse 3 also requires librtaudio6 (which means librtaudio built from source of rtaudio >= 5.0). it is available in bionic repositories, but must be additionally built for earlier ubuntu releases (e.g. xenial). btw, that's why muse 3 does not pick up librtaudio...

updating rules should not be difficult. well, i was wrong. there are 2 problems with updating rules that i don't know how to solve. 1) muse 3 must be built in a separate build subdirectory, otherwise the build fails. but i don't know how to say that in rules, and also don't have a few days or weeks...

i was close to rewriting rules & control (should not be difficult if you know the dependencies) to put package to my ppa, but the damn thing gives me segfault after i've spent more than 2 hours to build it. better try a regular local build first, probably it won't be run better than v2 (that eve...

falkTX wrote:Yes, I updated Dexed on the distrho-ports project to the latest upstream.

cool! plugin version is more usable (than standalone) if MIDI control of every single parameter required, so thanks a lot.

is updated Dexed the latest-and-greatest ?