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Wow, looks I slept too long, so many new posts to read. Anyway, Carla now finds all my plugins. Spits out a lot of LV2 related errors on the way, but I assume that is still very much WIP. I love the simple midi controller configuration, but could you perhaps make the font colour red, when the contro...

falkTX wrote:Can Carla at least find some LADSPAs?

Nope, none at all. There are 132 objects in /usr/lib/ladspa, and other software finds them.

The strange thing is that moving both Balance knobs to the left will still make audio in both stereo channels. Is this intended? No, that sounds very wrong. Probably somewhat related to: I did some testing and I did not get any louder audio with both knobs at the middle... Looks like you need to re...

My current implementation does the panning of left and right channels, like this: Left Knob - full left -> All sound will go to left output Left Knob - middle -> Sound balanced between left and right outputs Left Knob - full right -> All sound will go to right output (Same for Right Knob, just reve...

JACK Input -> Plugin Processing -> Dry/Wet -> Volume -> Balance -> Panning Mixing balance and panning doesn't make sense. To simplify things, you could use a panning/balance strip like Cubase does, with two handles for a stereo signal, and one for a mono signal. http://media.soundonsound.com/sos/de...

Still doesn't find any. Running python2 -dv carly.py gives me (upon refresh): carla_init() import rdflib.plugins # directory /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/rdflib/plugins # /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/rdflib/plugins/__init__.pyc matches /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/rdflib/plugins/__init__...

falkTX wrote:EDIT: Fixed in latest Git, please test

Well, now it parses the rdfs, but doesn't find any plugins. I had a look at the database.py, and I definitely have a couple of the listed plugins installed, even in the same path.
Tried running as root too, didn't help.

Stereo width is only an effect if you try to make it wider. Look at the ProTools mixer for dual pan controls on a stereo channel. I love it, because you can accurately place a stereo signal in the mix. Hm, can you show me a screenshot of this? The first I've found: http://www.4creator.com/blog_img/...

Which version of 'python-rdflib' do you have? rdflib 3.1.0-1 Also, please run this on a terminal and post the output: CODE: SELECT ALL python2 #or just python if python2 is default, not sure what Arch uses import rdflib dir(rdflib) Python 2.7.2 (default, Jun 29 2011, 11:17:09) [GCC 4.6.1] on linux2...

Trying to add a plugin gives me: Traceback (most recent call last): File "carla.py", line 280, in run ladspa_rdf_info = ladspa_rdf.recheck_all_plugins(self) File "/home/jan/Build/cadence/src/ladspa_rdf.py", line 703, in recheck_all_plugins parse_rdf_file(rdf_file) File "/hom...

Stereo width is only an effect if you try to make it wider. Look at the ProTools mixer for dual pan controls on a stereo channel. I love it, because you can accurately place a stereo signal in the mix. Regarding the VUs, for me a simple signal/clip LED would be sufficient, the DAW has enough VUs to ...

For me, wet/dry makes sense because not all plugins have it. Imagine you like some reverb plugin, but it lacks "%wet" parameter. You want that reverb, but not as strong as it defaults to. The dry/wet would make sense here. That's what sends are for. Okay, if you're using the plugin in a c...

A couple of random remarks: 1. I hate wet-dry controls. Either a plugin is meant as an insert, i.e. it replaces the original audio with a processed version, or as a send effect, who's output should go into it's own mixer channel. But that's sadly the old-fashioned correct way of doing things. 2. It'...

Sometimes, the solution is simpler than anticipated. Rosegarden has an n-tuplet feature in the notation editor. That doesn't help for drums (I can't write drum notation), but will do fine for the basslines.

Currently I'm trying to run instances of sequencers in parallel. But now I realize, hardly any sequencer is usable on my tiny netbook screen.
Looks like I need to do some puredata magic. Oh well.