LinuxMusicians

I once entered a contest held by a New Zealand tourism bureau seeking a new advertising slogan. With so many international markets in a slump, I decided to target the budget-savvy traveler with the following submission: When you can't afford Australia, there's New Zealand. I didn't win. Huh, I gues...

If you really want to please developers, then forget about the thanks, and instead buy us some Mountain Dew soda and pizza. Just leave it at the front door, ring the doorbell, and leave. No soda and pizza for me please. I propose we choose a date to make this a regular thing, making sure to thank t...

the only option I see to make it useful on the MOD is, record to a plugged USB stick. So you could record your hole session and check later what you want to use, without overload the storage of the MOD. That's exactly what I meant. Yes, but unfortunately the MOD didn't support auto-mount for USB st...

i'm having some major surgery in a few days (removing internal organs, etc), and i expect to be away from the computer for a month or two, while i'm healing.. so i will probably not be able to continue working on the framework until the start of next year or something.. but we'll see.. All the best...

Running screcord on the MOD isn't a issue, (I still use it on mine), just, the MOD didn't provide file handling, so, to make use out of it you've to ssh into the MOD and copy the files over to your PC. That isn't very user friendly. As soon the MOD provide a file handling interface (IR-files comes i...

Yes, Carla is a good example for were it could be useful. I'm often (most of the time) using jalv.select to run LV2 plugins. I patched them in qjackctl as if it been stand-alone's. So I'm using the modularity of jack. I know, sounds a bit old-school this day's, were monolithic DAW's dominate the sce...

... and now, it have a little LV2 UI as well:

should be this one:
https://github.com/MTG/WGANSing

Thanks, buddy. I'm glade it turns out to be useful.

do you also get a different repository when you upgrade to a newer Linux Mint release? Sure, you need a different repository to upgrade to a newer release. Only when you use a rolling release like ARCH or debian/sid, you stay with the same repository's. See here for Mint repository's: http://packag...

In file included from /usr/include/c++/4.8/regex:62:0, from /home/bartje/Faust-installatie/faust-2.15.11/compiler/utils/exepath.cpp:25: /usr/include/c++/4.8/bits/regex.h:2162:5: note: template<class _Out_iter, class _Bi_iter, class _Rx_traits, class _Ch_type> _Out_iter std::regex_replace(_Out_iter,...

another update in case anybody is interested.. i got the cairo stuff working now.. i think.. found some mailing list posts about this, which suggested adding these lines before shutting down the editor cairo_device_t* device = cairo_device_reference(cairo_surface_get_device(MCairoSurface)); cairo_d...

the fact that they differ each time i close, and then reopen the editor, indicates that the host is not just hiding it, but actually destroying it, and recreating it again.. isn't it? Yes, so it must be something different then that. Unfortunately I'll be offline for a week now, because of my work....

skei wrote:be warned, it is "in progress"

development is progress, isn't it?

I can't find your X event loop in the source, could you give me a pointer were it is?

This is a example of Xputty: