2 Jan
2007
2 Jan
'07
3:51 p.m.
I am new to this group so I hope this question makes sense and is not too elementary, but
I really need help. I have loaded the 64 studio OS on to my PC and have now added wine
from codeweavers. My problem is when I try to use my Native Instruments B4 organ program
it loads but I cannot connect in Jack.
Maybe FST is the missing link. Can anyone explain what I should do? I am already way past
my limited knowledge of Linux and could desperately use the help.
If I need fst is there a place I can download it. I have never compiled anything, hope
that will not be necessary.
Linux Sampler is working great for me. Can't wait till LS 4.0 is integrated!
Richard Shiflet
3 Jan
3 Jan
2:12 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: integrating fst support into 64studio vesion of Denian
On Tue, 2007-01-02 at 14:57 -0800, rshiflet(a)earthlink.net wrote:
I am new to this group so I hope this question makes
sense and is not
too elementary, but I really need help. I have loaded the 64 studio OS
on to my PC and have now added wine from codeweavers. My problem is
when I try to use my Native Instruments B4 organ program it loads but
I cannot connect in Jack.
Maybe FST is the missing link. Can anyone explain what I should do? I
am already way past my limited knowledge of Linux and could
desperately use the help.
If I need fst is there a place I can download it. I have never
compiled anything, hope that will not be necessary.
Linux Sampler is working great for me. Can't wait till LS 4.0 is
integrated!
I think it's impossible to run 32 bit VSTs on a 64 bit system.
Lee
2:43 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: integrating fst support into 64studio vesion of Denian
On 1/3/07, Lee Revell <rlrevell(a)joe-job.com> wrote:
On Tue, 2007-01-02 at 14:57 -0800,
rshiflet(a)earthlink.net wrote:
It works in a 32-bit chroot. Painful to setup and maintain but it does work.
I am new to this group so I hope this question
makes sense and is not
too elementary, but I really need help. I have loaded the 64 studio OS
on to my PC and have now added wine from codeweavers. My problem is
when I try to use my Native Instruments B4 organ program it loads but
I cannot connect in Jack.
Maybe FST is the missing link. Can anyone explain what I should do? I
am already way past my limited knowledge of Linux and could
desperately use the help.
If I need fst is there a place I can download it. I have never
compiled anything, hope that will not be necessary.
Linux Sampler is working great for me. Can't wait till LS 4.0 is
integrated!
I think it's impossible to run 32 bit VSTs on a 64 bit system.
Lee 
2:45 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: integrating fst support into 64studio vesion of Denian
Yup, I believe Lee is correct.
32bit VSTi's won't run in a 64bit wine enviroment. There are ways to do it
though, I believe, including working inside a 32bit chroot'd sandbox (google
for it) containing 32bit binaries and libs but if you are going to jump
through that many flaming hoops you might as well just install a 32bit linux
in the first place. Don't feel bad about doing that either. I run an AMD
64 with a 64bit debian for trying stuff out and messing around and a 32bit
debian just for music production.
Best,
Jon Hoskins
On 1/2/07, rshiflet(a)earthlink.net <rshiflet(a)earthlink.net> wrote:
I am new to this group so I hope this question makes sense and is not too
elementary, but I really need help. I have loaded the 64 studio OS on to my
PC and have now added wine from codeweavers. My problem is when I try to use
my Native Instruments B4 organ program it loads but I cannot connect in
Jack.
Maybe FST is the missing link. Can anyone explain what I should do? I am
already way past my limited knowledge of Linux and could desperately use the
help.
If I need fst is there a place I can download it. I have never compiled
anything, hope that will not be necessary.
Linux Sampler is working great for me. Can't wait till LS 4.0 is
integrated!
Richard Shiflet
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