Package requests here! (New and updates)

[briandc]

falkTX,
if you're still looking for VSTs for linux, I just got wind of this:

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/monoplugs- ... inux-24526

Free demo, but 20 euros to purchase..

brian

[StudioDave]

http://smasher.sourceforge.net/

I love Smasher. It needs Csound, IIRC.

Best,

dp

[studio32]

could you update lilypond to the latest version?
http://lilypond.org/download.html

[Xzu Rukneg]

simple screen recorder http://www.maartenbaert.be/simplescreenrecorder/

Very usefull!!

Thanks FalkTX!

[gazpacho]

I have just tested the last version of lenmus for linux and it works great. It now includes the lomse libraries within the lenmus package. I have installed the deb from:
https://code.launchpad.net/~lenmus-phon ... rchive/ppa
There is a version (5.3.2-0~713~ubuntu12.04.1) that installs perfect in my latest kxstudio.
lenmus is a great music theory education program with text explanations, listening examples (hook it to a synth player) and exercises for practice. Including it would give it the relevance it deserves.
Thanks.

[gazpacho]

The linux version before this latest didnt install well, so I had been using the version for another platform with wine. The author has dispersed different versions in sourceforge and launchpad, and only this mentioned deb works well in kxstudio. For someone wanting to install lenmus it would be easy to get a non working version from one of the dispersed packages, so including it in the repository would explicitly point to a proven (thats what I report) working package.

[briandc]

I'm not sure how easy or not to add, but there are 3 interesting items I just got wind of:

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/brain-cont ... beta-24651

Download here: http://www.tunefish-synth.com/?action=download

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/monocasual ... os-x-24616

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/inear-disp ... inux-24586


Brian

[briandc]

This would be NICE!

http://www.extentofthejam.com/

--Was this ever added before? It seems familiar....


brian

[briandc]

And Elara:

http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Multimed ... 0768.shtml


brian

[stanlea]

The linux version before this latest didnt install well, so I had been using the version for another platform with wine. The author has dispersed different versions in sourceforge and launchpad, and only this mentioned deb works well in kxstudio. For someone wanting to install lenmus it would be easy to get a non working version from one of the dispersed packages, so including it in the repository would explicitly point to a proven (thats what I report) working package.

There is no deb package, so it can't be installed on Debian without compiling.

[gazpacho]

There is no deb package, so it can't be installed on Debian without compiling.

In the link:
https://code.launchpad.net/~lenmus-phon ... rchive/ppa
Click on "View package details", click triangular arrow to expand for your ubuntu version and voilá.

[lazyklimm]

https://github.com/timowest/flauta

[briandc]

Some stuff here for the kde environment:
ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/unstable/apps ... dia/sound/

Ksynth sounds interesting!

brian

[briandc]

arts? what is that, ...KDE1?
software released in 1998-2000.

I'm happy to see the requests and will start handling as much as possible soon (after carla2.0 beta1 next week),
BUT, sorry, that ftp folder is out of question.

Yeah.. I guess I keep hopeful that some of that "olde stuff" will still work!

Well, Nick's amSynth is in its new release:

http://code.google.com/p/amsynth/

brian

[wolftune]

I'm shocked that Guitarix isn't updated. I thought that was so essential, nobody needed to say anything. 0.28.3 came out like months ago with very substantial updates, not just minor. I assumed it would be known about and updated in KXStudio right away

Please get that updated!

Thanks so much!