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what about baudline - a very powerfull signal analisis tool and BRP-PACU for dual channel signal comparison. Very usefull for setting up sound systems.

vst-bridge so Tracktion, Bitwig and Renoise users can load Windows VSTs please

https://github.com/abique/vst-bridge/tree/xembed

Thanks falk!

This looks like fun- and I haven't successfully built it from source:

http://www.kvraudio.com/product/dexed-b ... l-suburban

https://github.com/asb2m10/dexed

Awesome! Thanks, FalkTX!

falkTX wrote:dexed is already packaged as lv2 and vst, just do:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install dexed

thanks! Take 5

There is still no proper drum instrument as LV2. I'd like to use drmr but it forgets the used drumkit and so it bugs me. This would be nice to have:
http://ll-plugins.nongnu.org/lv2/rudolf556.html

linuxsampler

habbe wrote:There is still no proper drum instrument as LV2. I'd like to use drmr but it forgets the used drumkit and so it bugs me. This would be nice to have:
http://ll-plugins.nongnu.org/lv2/rudolf556.html

rudolf556 is part of ll-lplugins which are in the main KX Studio Team repository. There's also DrumSynth, part of the juced-plugins package. If you'd like to use samples there's drumkv1.

falkTX wrote:

lazyklimm wrote:linuxsampler

linuxsampler is already packaged, and in all possible formats.
you have "linuxsampler" for the standalone, then linuxsampler-dssi, linuxsampler-lv2, linuxsampler-vst and has an extra linuxsampler-lv2-32chan.
install "linuxsampler-all" to get all of those.

Maybe it was a response to me concerning drum machines? Linuxsampler-lv2 is confusing to me and I like hydrogen drumkits, drmr would be ideal if it worked properly. Drumsynth does not impress me so I guess I should look into drumkv1 and use the hydrogen samples.

habbe wrote: Maybe it was a response to me concerning drum machines? Linuxsampler-lv2 is confusing to me and I like hydrogen drumkits, drmr would be ideal if it worked properly. Drumsynth does not impress me so I guess I should look into drumkv1 and use the hydrogen samples.

hydrogen drumkits don't support round robins

falkTX wrote:

lazyklimm wrote:linuxsampler

linuxsampler is already packaged, and in all possible formats.
you have "linuxsampler" for the standalone, then linuxsampler-dssi, linuxsampler-lv2, linuxsampler-vst and has an extra linuxsampler-lv2-32chan.
install "linuxsampler-all" to get all of those.

I know, thanks

falkTX, what were the prerequisites for compiling OBXD as an LV2 plugin? When I run Introjucer, the options available to me are VST and VST3. I can successfully compile with those checked and run it in Renoise, but it would be nice to be able to reproduce the build process used to make the .deb or whatever form it's in as a KXStudio package. Thanks!

Dexed is now with version 6.1. Could you update it please ? I'm stuck with 5.0 on my Debian. Thanks.

Looks like I'm still at 0.29 for guitarix while 0.30 has been out for a while now…

If I didn't miss something, we haven't add any new dependency to guitarix between 0.29 and 0.30
Guitarix is still build-able on old-stable (AV-Linux).