LinuxMusicians

What exactly plugins do you want?

Apparmor seemed promising, but it makes things worse not better.

Did you mean AppImage?

I found both snap and flatpak are sorts of crap. AppImage is worth to exist because you don't have to install anything in your system, so it's easy to quickly test/try some apps.

artix_linux_user wrote: ↑Mon Jul 17, 2023 10:15 am

... the question that comes up is:
is 49 Euro really a good price?
Is it so much better then the foss FM alternatives?

Download the full-feature free trial and tell us.

As it's a very weird request I suggest you use a marker (washable) on your monitor.

It's unclear what packaging means here. But I suppose it's a dependencies. Ubuntu LTS is fine for that, except you forget to disable CURL for your JUCE based plugin, which is a case for sitala, I guess.

I didn't get all your thoughts here. But Ildaeili is very easy to compile.

not in the geeckos DAW repos...

Looks like a request, then I can add this package)

click on "settings" then select your soundcard and midi device (keyboard)
tap with your finger on one of white or black keys

Works for me with Jack also. I switched engine to the "JACK Audio ..."

What's audio engine is selected in Sonic?
It works fine with "auto" and PipeWire, openSUSE TW.

FreshMusik wrote: ↑Tue Jun 13, 2023 8:30 am

I'm not using any windows plugins. I rather stay within the Linux eco system. The problem is using stuff like the calf plugins etc. I can use some of them though the native UI in reaper but it's not a great experience

Have you tried Ildaeil https://github.com/DISTRHO/Ildaeil ?

https://audiogridder.com/

@milkii

it's broken now, a bit

Yabridge is a bridge, not a host. You can run any Linux DAW/host with your keys then load some Linux nativeB3 organ. Or, if you really want it, use Windows VST/CLAP plugins via Yabridge inside the DAW/host.