I'm looking for a way to run sfz files on a raspberry pi 4. I need to
run several sfz files simultaneously (on different midi channels, one
midi input and rudimentary mixing is sufficient.
The pi has a fresh debian bookworm install...
What are my options?
I know nothing about the software to "run sfz files", nor what the domain of
your question is.
But the way I am setting up a Raspberry PI to run headless is:
* No X. The GUI interface does not help, so use the appropriate OS image
* Use an attached screen and key board in the first instance to install SSH
* Do everything else over SSH
* Prefer a wired connection to wireless. The wireless interface will have interrupts
than can cause audio glitches (according to gossip, I have not experienced it)
* Write a script to start whatever programme I need
* Shell scripting was a Dark Art, with no accessible documentation for beginners. LLMs
have changed that for me
* Once I can run the script on an SSH section use systemd to start the script, as a
normal user, on boot
* Here too LLMs a are helpful with the systemd magic incantations
Allow a full day for this, sounds simple, the devil is in the details
W
Thanks in advance!
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