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Great - I will consider the issue as "solved" then, thanks for testing

The downloads seem to be broken again. I can't download any drumkit from Drumgizmo's site. It is a bit hard for me to test, since I am sitting in the inside of the firewall, and from the inside the links seem to be working. Are you still experiencing problems? and if so, what is the server respons?...

The simplest solution is to put the all the hihat instruments (hihat-open, hihat-foot, hihat-closed, etc...) in a choke group by adding the group="hihat" attribute to each of the instrument tags in the drumkit file. Alternatively you can use the new directed-choke feature which was introdu...

Great! I will make the changes in our git repo as well - thanks for reporting :-) You cannot run DrumGizmo as an lv2 plugin without the GUI since you cannot tell it which drumkit to use. You can, however, use it in the commandline version as a jack client as described here: https://drumgizmo.org/wik...

You can try removing ''struct _'' from ''plugin/plugingizmo/pluginlv2.cc'' : line 89, so it changes from to

I'm not sure what the difference is between _LV2UI_Descriptor and LV2UI_Descriptor. But the compiler seem to think they are not the same.

I will look into the issue and get back to you shortly...

I just update the tar-ball with a potential fix for the retina issue: https://www.drumgizmo.org/releases/drumgizmo-0.9.18.1/drumgizmo-osx-0.9.18.1.vst.tar.gz Again; Simply extract it to the ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST folder so that the VST folder ends up containing a drumgizmo.vst folder and then ...

Did you follow the instructions from the presentation talk? Or which work-flow did you follow?
Also; which version of DGEdit are you using?

I just pushed a fix for this bug to the develop branch

_inthenoise wrote:..., the GUI wasn't interactive at all. It looked like a small screenshot of what I assume the GUI looks like.

I guess you have a retina display? We are currently working on a way to support this so hopefully this will be available in the next release.

I assume you already had a look at the descriptions of the knobs form the 0.9.17 release note? https://drumgizmo.org/wiki/doku.php?id=changelog:drumgizmo-0.9.17#improved_sample_selection_algorithm If you click the buttons with the '?' near the buttons in the UI you should get a descriptive text for ...

The idea of round-robin is: at each velocity layer, there is an alternate sample (or samples) which are supposed to sound almost the same but slightly different (minor variations in exactly where a kit piece is struck, for instance), and the computer will select each of them in sequence or at rando...

I think I have a few more ideas for what you can try, and even thought of a new feature which might be able to help in this use-case. I'm not using DG myself for live playing, but I know a lot of people do use it like that, so it should be possible. Have you tried running it in stand-alone jack mode...

You can try a few things within the drumgizmo ui itself: - Increase the diskstream cache size to ease the lod on the sample loader if you harddrive is the reson for the produced hick-ups. - Disable the resampler (there's a checkbox for that) which will change the timbre of drums slightly if you run ...

I will add binary Windows LV2 to our roadmap for 0.9.19, so that you can add DrumGizmo to the list once that is released