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If you want cross-platform support RtMidi is a good choice. If you are only developing for Linux, using the ALSA or JACK API directly is not that hard either. RtMidi can be used by just dropping the RtMidi.cpp and .h file into your project and compiling it in statically. Details are at the bottom of...

You mean there is a channel where one can watch Christmas series all year round? Civilization has reached its climax, i can die happy!

Here is a musical greeting for the end of the year to LinuxMusician: The theme to a soppy Christmas television mini-series from the eighties that never was Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/spotlightkid/a-castle-in-bohemia Ogg Vorbis download: https://0x20.eu/nc/s/RFBjkL6kFacMWo9 FLAC download: htt...

Do you want to write the main program logic in C++ or Python? In latter case, check out jackclient-python.

This example shows how to connect to a running JACK server and query and manipulate the transport state:

https://github.com/spatialaudio/jackcli ... sporter.py

GPL3 for a header? That's gonna be blocker for many.

Accoding to falktx (Carla's author) on IRC:

"all those 3 have different implementations. carla uses the juce hosting code. qtractor and ardour implement their own way"

And it instantly wins my favour by showing a picture of knobs clearly from a Waldorf microWave II, one of my all-time favourite synths.

Unfortunately I missed the stream The slides had some very interesting links in them, though. Is the video of the talk or the stream available for download or viewing again (or will it be)?

I hope it's not too late for voting: +---+---------------------+----------------------+-------+ | | Artist | Track | Score | +---+---------------------+----------------------+-------+ | 1 | Any Three Words | Stay | 3 | +---+---------------------+----------------------+-------+ | 2 | Draco | Elevator...

noedig wrote: ↑Sun Oct 11, 2020 12:10 pm Is there any reason you prefer sfizz?

Mainly licensing concerns, but also to me sfizz seems to be the SFZ-related project with the most development drive behind it at the moment and the sanest general practices. For me Linuxsampler never really worked well in terms of SFZ support and performance.

This has been on my list of things to try out for a long time. Great to see that it is actively maintained. Hopefully this release will give me the push to finally look into it.

Are there any plans to integrate sfizz as a SFZ engine maybe?

falktx is working on an updated Patroneo package for KXStudio.

I second the suggestion to look into LV2. * You don't have to care about audio I/O, the plugin hosts takes care of that. * Same for MIDI I/O. * You don't have to take care of mapping/routing MIDI/OSC messages to parameter control, the host manages that. * You don't have to implement preset storing/l...

SpotlightKid wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 3:34 pmWill his track be played on unfa's channel, still?

For those, who - like me - missed it, unfa did a live stream playing all the challenge submissions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqumahsbbLY

Congratulations to MyLoFy!

Will his track be played on unfa's channel, still?

And thanks for organizing the challenge, Rob!

Not sure, whether I will have time to participate in the next one, but I'll certainly do another one in the future.