LinuxMusicians

I don't remember ever coming across one. I know there are some for Windows but not for us. Convolution is probably the best bet, there are some good impulses around.

saturnine wrote:Did you get this running on linux? I installed it following the given instructions but I cannot find an executable file anywhere. Just these .so-files in .u-he-folder in my home directory.

Run the script that comes with it, it will create a symlink in ~/.vst

Try I think it might be kde4 stuff that you're having a problem with so maybe the kxstudio-desktop meta package that's causing the problem.

Forgot, I have wine set to Windows XP but I don't remember this being set for any particular reason.

Yes, it's probably something with wine. I have the "standard" wine, should I uninstall that one first, before installing the wine-rt version? And as you see below, there's 4 uninstalled packages that are called something with "wine-rt", should I just install them all? There's no...

I am using kde neon but I would think that the important thing is wine, I am using the rt version from the kxstudio repo, I think mint can use that as well. What are you missing exactly? Maybe you have overlooked something and we can help and give suggestions. Running a whole daw in wine can be very...

Zynaddsubfx can do it, it gives you a lot of control. There is a video on Youtube by unfa where he demonstrates how to do it.
Bitwig's synths can do that job though, layered if necessary.

Mister Mint wrote:I wonder if anyone has tried Zynewave Podium and got it working?

Free version works ok for me so far.
Honestly, I'm not sure what the appeal is, it's the most unintuitive daw I've ever used. Ardour seems much more powerful and easier to use.

Thanks a lot, I hadn't heard about this one.

The Release Time works only if the envelope is over the Release Level that is by default -inf . Otherwise the Attack Time works instead. This allows you in some cases make the sound of the track punchy, especially when the Release time is times greater than Attack time . Thank you for the explanati...

From the video it looks like the Level is a threshold? I'm having trouble conceptualizing a control for that on both attack and (particularly) release.
The compressor looks really good though, mid/side, wet/dry, different compression modes, vst and lv2...I couldn't ask for more. Thanks so much.

Thank you!

This one's been available for quite a while at http://distrho.sourceforge.net/ports. The new news is that its further development has been picked up by discoDSP : http://www.discodsp.com/obxd/ That's good to hear, their stuff is very high quality so this might have an exciting future. I'm a bit con...

I would certainly be interested but it seems like an awful lot of work in translating.

If I wanted to use xfce I would probably give it a try. It was one of the first distros I used but I don't remember much about my experience with it. Really though, for me at least, it coming with a DE I don't want as well as tools I don't use (qjackctl etc) it's just easier to install something clo...