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I was feeling rather pious this past weekend, so I put the rainbow strap on my keytar and wrote this little hymn to celebrate the resonating universe and the holy FM synthesis. Soundcloud: https://on.soundcloud.com/42i37 Ogg Vorbis download: https://0x20.eu/nc/s/gPeSmBzwxZeGpS6 MP3 download: https:/...

I like the patch on your lead synth, with a bit of unstable portamento. It sounds like you were actively performing it, not just letting the machine play. Nicely done. Yes, I played everything by hand, recorded it as MIDI and then played back each track one by one, while recording audio and tweakin...

Thank you for listening and commenting. It was fun to make, if a bit laborious. I'd like to do more "switched on" versions, when time permits. I also have a Behringer Poly D, a Roland JX-3P and a Mutable Instruments Ambika, which would lend themselves well for this.

Hello Music and Synth lovers, every Synth Nerd has to do a "Switched-on" track at least once, I guess. Since my sister married recently again, this was the perfect opportunity for me to see what I could do with just one monophonic analog synthesizer module from Behringer for my interpretat...

funkmuscle wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 9:57 pm

tapenade wrote: ↑Tue Apr 26, 2022 5:18 am I'm on Manjaro, but I seem to be able to use some Arch stuff, including repos.

If I'm correct call me you should be able to use Manjaro

Yes, I use this repo under Manjaro myself.

Do you think we can setup a common feed for following changes on all similar projects, so that we maintainers can easily discover new releases? Here's our current setup, which tracks releases of projects we package: https://github.com/osam-cologne/archlinux-proaudio/blob/master/nvchecker/README.md ...

sysrqer wrote: ↑Sat Apr 23, 2022 1:17 pm This is a great idea. Is there any possibility you could add falktx's ildaeil?

Could you open a issue for that using this link?

https://github.com/osam-cologne/archlin ... %3Cname%3E

What were the deciding factors that made you choose going solo over using the AUR? "An actively maintained binary package repo [...]" (note the word in bold ;) ) Packages are signed and all builds are fully reproducible and you can view the full CI build logs if you want to, so in some wa...

Announcing the Unofficial Pro-Audio Arch Package Repository (Beta Phase) Where? https://arch.osamc.de/ What? An actively maintained binary package repo for Arch Linux of free and open source pro-audio software. The repository only provides packages that are not already in the official Arch Linux re...

Are you aware of https://carlh.net/plugins/torture.php ?

Seq66 is its modern successor.

Why would this be bad? There is only the one python script being used. It's just a suggestion as a matter of principle. As it is, it doesn't hurt. But should you ever want to import your main.py as a module* or maybe you'll refactor your code along the way and put the JACK connection establishment ...

jwhitmore wrote: ↑Sun Feb 06, 2022 3:56 pm I was hoping to have a connection appear in Jack so that I could connect that to qsynth.

For that you need to compile in JACK support (see answer above) and then use the openVirtualPort method of you MidiOut instance.

jwhitmore wrote: ↑Sun Feb 06, 2022 3:56 pm MidiOutDummy: This class provides no functionality.
There are 0 MIDI output ports available.

You have to set the right compiler defines. Again, read the "Compiling" section at the end of the RtMidi homepage.

https://gitlab.com/Largos/jack-transport-for-plasma Nice. You probably shouldn't create the jack client at the module level, but only if your main.py is actually run as the main script (i.e. after line 74f.). The play/pause button is not synced with other jack apps. You should probably use a QTimer...