LinuxMusicians

It's ok everybody, it's a drum vst.

So, across the board, i've been having issues with jack. It's not you. It's jack (or perhaps one of the numerous trojans pretending to be jack). Go into every music program's audio settings, and set it to use ALSA (ie, completely bypass jack). If the program doesn't have a setting to not use jack, ...

I've seen the NINA posted around some places but I wasn't aware of the Pi connection!

LAM wrote: ↑Sat Oct 02, 2021 1:59 pm

skei wrote: ↑Sat Oct 02, 2021 1:29 pm there are other plugins i want to do too.. sa_dist, sa_tanist, sa_mantha..

These names sound great.

sa_crebleu

elcalen wrote: ↑Wed Sep 22, 2021 2:01 pm If you compile it from source, then it absolutely is free for any use case. But does that apply to a distributed binary?

Yes, that's the whole point of the GPL over other licences.

OB-Xd source is licensed under the GPL-3.0 and is therefore free regardless of whether you're a commercial entity or not. https://github.com/reales/OB-Xd/blob/master/license.txt

I think the onboard audio devices changed names. Check with aplay -l.

There's a short list on the Zynthian raspberry pi synth project which should give you a place to start from. Zynth only supports lv2 though as it's the only one you can pretty much expect to be multi-arch & cross-platform.

https://wiki.zynthian.org/index.php/Zyn ... th_Engines

I make sure I have pulseaudio-jack packages installed and tick the dbus box in the qjackctl settings. Does all the lifting for me.

Thanks for the update. I'm stuck in the limbo of waiting for the Pinebook Pro to become available again.

The third bit 61/62/63 is for SET, QUERY and REPLY.

If you just want it to list the internal config you need 62
If you want to tell it to change the internal config you need 61.
If it's sending a response for any other thing you will see 63.

Have you updated the MC101 to firmware v1.60 or above? It's not class compliant on earlier firmware versions which may explain the MIDI issues under linux.

https://www.roland.com/global/products/ ... downloads/

run to detach the command from the shell and run it in the background.

You also haven't mentioned what software you've been using to try and link the midi signals of the two together. QJackCtl? Pachage?

If you're just intending to use the pi as a dedicated router it might be worth looking at ZynthianOS as it's set up to run on the pi and is capable of routing things around. You don't need the full Zynthian kit, a pi, a screen and a mouse will be enough https://wiki.zynthian.org/index.php/Zynthian_S...