Installing LinuxSampler

[rghvdberg]

Searched my system for related linuxsampler packages :

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rc  gigedit                                       2:1.0.0-3kxstudio1                                amd64        instrument editor for Gigasampler files
rc  libgig6                                       3.3.0-2                                           amd64        library for loading and modifying Gigasampler and DLS files
ii  linuxsampler                                  2:2.0.0-1kxstudio3.2v5                            amd64        realtime audio sampler
ii  linuxsampler-lv2                              2:2.0.0-2kxstudio1                                amd64        realtime audio sampler (LV2 Plugin)
ii  qsampler                                      2:0.3.1-1kxstudio4v5                              amd64        LinuxSampler GUI frontend based on the Qt toolkit
ii  samplv1                                       2:0.8.3-1kxstudio1v5                              amd64        polyphonic sampler synthesizer - standalone
ii  samplv1-common                                2:0.8.3-1kxstudio1v5                              amd64        polyphonic sampler synthesizer - common files
ii  samplv1-lv2                                   2:0.8.3-1kxstudio1v5                              amd64        polyphonic sampler synthesizer - LV2 plugin

[Lyberta]

Just install QSampler and it should install LinuxSampler as a dependency.

[rghvdberg]

Just install QSampler and it should install LinuxSampler as a dependency.

mmm not sure

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apt-cache depends qsampler
qsampler
  Depends: libc6
  Depends: libgcc1
  Depends: libqtcore4
  Depends: libqtgui4
  Depends: libstdc++6
  Depends: libuuid1
  Depends: libx11-6
  Recommends: gigedit

Mint 18 btw

[rghvdberg]

I install most stuff via command line because I'm too lazy to click a mouse button.

Better install linuxsampler-lv2 and qsampler

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sudo apt install linuxsampler-lv2 qsampler

Also check how to use linuxsampler in Ardour (works the same with other daws btw) . Not the most intuitive but it works great anyway.

http://libremusicproduction.com/tutoria ... m-together

Speaking of command line, I have guake installed, a drop down terminal. Press F12 and a terminal drops from the top of the screen. Very handy.

[rghvdberg]

Oh Forgot.
When on Linux Mint ; Mint handles dependencies a bit different so you'll probably need gigedit too.

[asbak]

This may be a slightly better way than trying to get it from Ubuntu / Debian upstream.

http://libremusicproduction.com/tutoria ... m-together

Even better would be to compile it yourself.

[rghvdberg]

Install those kx repos. Trust me.

[barbouze]

Install those kx repos. Trust me.

I second that, falkTX work is tremendous in helping anyone wanting to do audio stuff with Linux.

[Ove]

Install those kx repos. Trust me.

I second that, falkTX work is tremendous in helping anyone wanting to do audio stuff with Linux.

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