Hi All,
I am still appreciating all the sound card wisdom! I think I shared I am
aiming for the m-audio audiofile 2496, which I am finding on ebay.
I visited our hackers lab here in Toronto hoping to find someone with
enough Linux debian smarts to help me here with the software part of my
circumstance.
As there are apparently many ways I can ahem play the composing side of
things with all the command line tools, I am wondering if folks have
keyboard or workstation suggestions?
I will likely need to be more specific, but do not want to stop the flow of
ideas.
Thanks,
Karen
Hello,
Seeing the description in Ardour's manual for mixed MIDI/Audio tracks
and how they relate to Reaktor, which I knew nothing about, I looked
into it and found an Ubuntu page on how to run Reaktor using
basically wine and dssi-vst. So I got the sources for dssi-vst and try
to compile on a 64-bit machine. Got the Steinberg SDK, the multilib
for g++ and gcc, made a symlink for zconf.h to be found and now the
compile halts at not finding '-lz'. I tried installing libzip, then
lzip (lzma compression) but none are fulfilling the requirement.
What is this -lz exactly ? And, anyone running Reaktor in this way ?
Thanks.
Hello,
Using wine 1:1.6.2-0ubuntu4 I could install the Reaktor Player. By
following this install procedure:
http://whiteelephantaudio.com/installing-reaktor-linuxubuntu/
System is Linux Mint 17, 64-bit. dssi-vst is 0.9.2-1ubuntu5.
One thing to notice is that the 64-bit version of Reaktor is not
recognized at all by the system/wine. I then did as the web page
instructs and copied the 32-bit version which works.
Reaktor is seen in qjackctl and it is possible to connect a MIDI
keyboard to it and hear stuff. I understand that all instruments
provided with it are free. I also installed the mikroprism
instrument. Now, all these are running in 30 minutes max time slices.
So I chose to register the free mikroprism. It then launched some app
called 'service center' and ended up with an error and a binary log
file.
Has anyone got past this 'service center' problem ?
Cheers.
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-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [LAU] Compiling dssi-vst-master: -lz missing
Time (UTC): August 27 2015 9:45 am
From: jonetsu(a)teksavvy.com
To: Linux-audio-user(a)lists.linuxaudio.org
Hello,
Seeing the description in Ardour's manual for mixed MIDI/Audio tracks
and how they relate to Reaktor, which I knew nothing about, I looked
into it and found an Ubuntu page on how to run Reaktor using
basically wine and dssi-vst. So I got the sources for dssi-vst and try
to compile on a 64-bit machine. Got the Steinberg SDK, the multilib
for g++ and gcc, made a symlink for zconf.h to be found and now the
compile halts at not finding '-lz'. I tried installing libzip, then
lzip (lzma compression) but none are fulfilling the requirement.
What is this -lz exactly ? And, anyone running Reaktor in this way ?
Thanks.
___________________________________________
zlib1g-dev or similar?
Hi,
I wonder how many people use jack-rack.
Now and then I use jack-rack. IMO it's useful.
It's still provided by the AUR:
[weremouse@moonstudio ~]$ sudo systemd-nspawn -qD /mnt/archlinux/
[root@archlinux ~]# packages jack-rack
Repositories
aur/jack-rack 1.4.7-4 (78)
Effects rack for JACK
Installed
local/jack-rack-git 20130328-2
Effects rack for JACK
It's seemingly not under development:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jack-rack/
At the Ubuntu Studio devel list is a discussion that leads to two
questions.
1. How much is jack-rack used? Especially how much is it used by Ubuntu
users.
2. Is there a replacement for jack-rack?
The reason for this questions is, that it's dropped by Debian and it's
interesting to know, if maintaining an Ubuntu package makes sense.
Regards,
Ralf
Hi all,
I'm quite new on Jack. As I'm aware of that we have to choose a particular sampling rate for proper operation, I wonder that re-sampling must have done by client or Jack is taking this part on itself. I'm curious on this because I'm trying to figure out that resampling quality relies on client's own settings or some particular resampling method that used by Jack. If Jack does the resampling, have we any chance on tuning the resampling quality?
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
For those interested, within the last commit to guitarix git I've added
a file browser to the guitarix LiveLooper (dubber) on request, so now
you could load your preferred wav/ogg files into guitarix, loop them,
and play along. You could save your loops as plugin presets to reload
them to your needs.
For those who didn't know about the dubber, it's a 4 channel looper with
a max loop range from ~1.5 min. (Longer files will be cut at this point.)
Have fun with it
hermann
hi guys.
I have problem:
setBfree not displaying UI in ardour...
also not in jalv.gtk ...
when I run in from command line ./setBfreeUI everything is nice.
archlinux.
system updated.
what I missed or messed up ?
thanks. fero
Hello.
I would like to sync the arpeggiator from a Korg Microstation to
Ardour. The user guide says:
"the arpeggiator will synchronize to the MIDI Clock and Start
messages received from a connected MIDI device."
The audio card is a 1010LT. The Microstation is connected through USB
and is fully seen in jack (qjackctl). Is it possible to have MIDI sync
for the external synth ? How would the wiring be done ? Will there be a
need for an Ardour MIDI track for the Start (and possibly Stop)
signals ?
Thanks.
Hi all,
here is my use case:
I normally record my drums with 6 mics on a tape recorder
(Teac 80-8, with RCA OUTs),
I need to put my records in digital, using a Thinkpad x201
(PCI express 2.0, no firewire).
So,
any advice about a converter which suits well for
that purpose?
Thank you
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