13 Dec
2009
13 Dec
'09
6:15 a.m.
Installed with no problems on Ubuntu Karmic.
Because it had no JACK midi ins and outs I tried it with QTractor, at the
same time linking QTractor to
Zyn. To be honest, I didn't get how it works since it gave some very weird
results. Maybe it was because
of the way connected everything (actually, I am sure this is the case). I
will have to install this alsajack bridge
that was mentioned.
BUT!
Funny that this tool appeared - I was wondering if there is anything like
that a couple of days ago since I do ambient
and arpeggios is smth I use a lot!
So this seems to be a great tool - so thank you for doing this work!
But the GUI really needs improvement. It isn't sexy at all and I would
suggest to have each arp in a tab - the window does not fit on the screen.
Also, some nice knobs and faders instead of the standard ones would also
make it cool. Is it possible to do? I know this seems like not
first priority, but it is important. Nice GUI inspires!
Cheers!
Louigi Verona.
On Sun, Dec 13, 2009 at 12:06 PM, Peter Nelson <peter(a)fuzzle.org> wrote:
On Sat, 2009-12-12 at 12:15 -0500, Mark Vitek wrote:
- I've only built it on Ubuntu Studio
(karmic) 64bit. I'm looking for
others to let me know if it builds/runs elsewhere.
It compiles and links on Debian Lenny (with Gtk+ 2.12), but sadly the
GtkBuilder file can't be loaded, so it will not run. If it's not
something that can be easily fixed in the GtkBuilder file, I suggest
putting a version check on Gtk+.
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