bass-studio

[stanlea]

https://github.com/nidefawl/bass-studio

[alex stone]

See issues in your github repo.

[sysrqer]

This looks interesting. What would you say are the main standout features?

[alex stone]

This looks interesting. What would you say are the main standout features?

If your post is directed to me, I don't know. I'm still trying to build it.

[sysrqer]

This looks interesting. What would you say are the main standout features?

If your post is directed to me, I don't know. I'm still trying to build it.

Oh, I don't know. From you post about issue in the repo I assumed the OP was the author so my question was directed at them.

[stanlea]

I'm not the author...

[thetotalchaos]

https://github.com/nidefawl/bass-studio

About:

Bass Studio is a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) written in C++. Windows, MacOS and Linux builds are provided. Both VST2 and CLAP plugin format are supported.

[sunrat]

I just tried building this. Failed. No surprise, I'm no expert in building stuff.

So tried the binary. Wouldn't run as it requires ≥GLIBC_2.33. Debian Bullseye has v 2.31. May try it on Bookworm sometime.

[alex stone]

I just tried building this. Failed. No surprise, I'm no expert in building stuff.

So tried the binary. Wouldn't run as it requires ≥GLIBC_2.33. Debian Bullseye has v 2.31. May try it on Bookworm sometime.

I didn't get that far, but I might skip this for now as well.

[bluebell]

Looks good but suffers from „your build tools are way too old"-syndrome.

[alex stone]

Looks good but suffers from „your build tools are way too old"-syndrome.

Yep. Those of us using tool versions in debian based distros may have to wait a little longer, if we're interested.

[tavasti]

Looks good but suffers from „your build tools are way too old"-syndrome.

Yep. Those of us using tool versions in debian based distros may have to wait a little longer, if we're interested.

Actually, not that far https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-a ... 00007.html

[sunrat]

Looks good but suffers from „your build tools are way too old"-syndrome.

Yep. Those of us using tool versions in debian based distros may have to wait a little longer, if we're interested.

Actually, not that far https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-a ... 00007.html

yes, 4 weeks to go. Bookworm has glibc 2.36.

[sunrat]

I didn't get that far, but I might skip this for now as well.

I just had a look at your issue on Github. I had no problem building the deps and that Python build script ran fine, but it baulked during the daw build at not being able to find "soxr-gnu-something" (from memory, I already closed the terminal and deleted everything).

Maybe another case of "someone managed to build it on Ubuntu FartyFartblaster" so it works on all Linux.

bass-studio does look worthy of checking out though. Sometime.

[sysrqer]

It looks promising...
But why the name? Why bass-studio...?

Judging by the lfos and envelope capability it looks to have, I would guess it's aimed at bass/electronic music. Not sure though.