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luppp ?

three less added

This is really a good thing. I actually use KXstudio, but I have tried Tango and it's very good and carefully crafted. Leaving Ubuntu for Debian is certainly the right path : less bells and whistles, less dayly useless updates, stability improved.

Maybe I can come.

Three octaves keyboards are not so common, you find more easily 25 or 49 keys. I can contribute for a Samson Graphite 25.

stanlea wrote:

falkTX wrote:anyone wants to donate a aftertouch-capable keyboard?

How many keys ?

I insist, I'm serious.

http://www.partikkelaudio.com/downloads ... ynthesizer

has already been discussed, and it should not be very hard to adapt for Linux. The developer is very friendly, maybe something is possible.

Can someone recall me the good setup of wine for wineasio ? I think I have not the good option.

I've been sending some $10/month from several months now, but I had recently to cancel due to financial problems. I'll start again ASAP.

Thanks ! Install works, testing now.

falkTX wrote:anyone wants to donate a aftertouch-capable keyboard?

How many keys ?

I did not do any wine packaging for debian yet. It's really not a priority to me right now (far from it). But since you're asking I may do a wine-rt (1.6.1) package, is that version good enough? I think that a working wineasio in a KXdebian is important for : - reaper people who want to use it as m...

I have a soso working debian configuration (wheezy 64bits).
I've got two kind of repos :
LP-PPA-kxstudio-debian-xxxxx/lucid
LP-PPA-kxstudio-debian-xxxxx/now
Is this accurate ? Why different repos ?

Than you Rui, long live Qtractor !