LinuxMusicians

Contact @forestandgarden, he is also living there, and definitely person worth knowing!

Definitely signing this.

TLDR, sorry for that. But in case of problems with making your controller to send events like you want, I suggest mididings. With that you can create state machine which togles CC values 0 and 127 when receiving same event from your controller.

I've had earlier problem which was related to power source / ground loop thing. I don't remember details, but moving usb connection from computer to powered usb hub solved my problem. Yeah, I know, audio interface should be connected directly, but for me that was poison. After interface stopped work...

https://twitter.com/mikko/status/1362763793042972673

'Breaking: Mars becomes the second planet that has more computers running Linux than Windows.'

I've only experimented with this briefly, but it definitely looks promising. Even if it's not a widely supported format, there's enough cool free instruments on pianobook.co.uk to make it worth checking out (tip: filter by exs24 format when browsing Pianobook, those are the instruments that have be...

Yes it will work indefinitely, but you're supposed to pay for your license beyond the stated demo period. The reason it doesn't stop working is effectively an infinite "grace period" for circumstances such as: you need to finish a project but misplaced your license (etc.) The extra nag af...

of course, i thought hundreds of times while doing my DAW research — there's windoze with ableton where all these problems just don't exist. but i don't like windoze, and i'm willing to put some time and effort to be free of it. Did you try Ableton in Linux? For quick look, at least Live 10 Lite lo...

You should know what this means by now. First, because of all the bugs and limited amount of testing, software specifically written for PipeWire will periodically crash and burn like an iPhone prototype. ... And PipeWire will emulate PulseAudio and JACK just enough to fool those servers' apps into ...

Kott wrote: ↑Mon Mar 22, 2021 6:58 am https://www.decentsamples.com/wp-conten ... ation.html

Reminds sfz. Hard to imagine it would have some benefit over sfz?

Plugins and Jack are not mutually exclusive. Plugins are managed by your DAW or a simple plugin-host while Jack allows you to connect different music applications and use them together. If you are overstrained by the routing possibilities of Jack I suggest that you use a single DAW like Ardour. It ...

Is anyone else in the world distributing samples in that format? Is format documented?

With qmidiroute you could do all the mangling you need.

I am not specialist, but what I have understood, cheaper ones don't have velocity levels, so all hits are constant level.

glowrak guy wrote: ↑Thu Mar 18, 2021 4:13 am I have moved from 6.3 to 6.4, in two Ubuntu setups, and my wrapped vst plugins are working again! Hurray...

Ok, thanks for notifying. I can now update from 6.2 -> 6.4