LinuxMusicians

have you ever complied a kernel before?
try the kernel-ice-RT.. I heard it works well..
I'm using 2.6.31_rt11-3

yeah, mad xruns there.

thanx for spreading the JcGui word and as AutoStatic mentioned and now you, I will post on LAD.

I really don't see how folks have a hard time with installing Arch... I ain't a hacker, just a musician... I guess I just wanted it really bad... I did have a hard time the first time using it but not like that... all apps worked.... Never had a driver issue. only issue I had with drivers was ubuntu...

does it mean i can't/shouldn't install this in 64bit-Arch??? Wich Ardour-Package should I install?

yeah you can but not the vst support...

I also built the code from SF, but I didn't end up with a standalone Linux app, just a plugin for Audacious (which is what I told it to make). Did you build & run the standalone version ? Hey DP, I did build the stand alone and I can only use the command line fv3_impulser_jack. brummer cannot c...

actually, there is a request for 64bit build... check the link... the build that's there is i686...
I heard guys running it with jackbridge or something..

if only I could Buddy...

The way I understood ArchBang is that they try to provide tested combination of packages. They dont recommend updating the system with pacman -Syu. They recommend upgrading only from their releases. I personally use ArchBang just to get the basic programs installed straight away and then I just use...

Hey all you devs out there, brummer has no time to maintain the awesome JcGui and he currently looking for someone to take over.

cool... will promote here.

brummer, I can't remember if I asked this already but will you be upgrading jcgui? I mean making it a unit to use all of jconvolver features for reverb? the aella project doesn't look like it will happen... It's been promised for sometime now and no work yet. Nothing like an alpha or beta to test......

configuring archbang as I'm typing this... it's fast.

lemme know if qtractor works... I have it working with vst using dssi but not native vst... EDIT: like jost, SDK is needed... freeverb3(the one that can load IR reverb wav files), comes as a vst and a linux app(no SDK needed). I just wanna know how to use it... I've email the dev for the past year a...

on Arch, I've got almost every desktop manager installed and the arch stock kernel and the RT... for recording, I launch the RT kernel and openbox, for casual pc use, I use whatever I feel. That's one of the main things about arch, freebsd, and others like that. you can choose your own desktop manag...

yeah, I read that and it's also built around nreverb.. I wanted to know about freeverb3 because it allows you to use IR files instead of the fixed reverbs that comes with the others. I mean something like this: http://www.knufinke.de/sir/sir2.html freeverb3 suppose to do the same. it does on Windows...