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OK, that works.

The issue I'm seeing is that I'm unable to save presets in synthv1. The save button is grayed out. And from the screenshots, it's obvious that it does work under the right conditions. I'm guessing that there's some environment thing that isn't quite right on my system.

I was seeing this in v0.3.6 (from the Ubuntu repository), so I pulled down 0.5.0 and built from source, but that didn't have any effect. The one other thing I tried was to supply a not-yet-existing patch file name on the command line, which caused everything to be set to zero values instead of the normal defaults, but still no ability to save.

I get a few warnings on stdout, but nothing that appears to be related to this. Rather, I think they have to do with the fact that the synth isn't connecting to jack's system outputs automatically. But hooking that up manually isn't a big deal.


$ /usr/local/bin/synthv1_jack -v
Qt: 4.8.6
synthv1: 0.5.0

$ /usr/local/bin/synthv1_jack
Cannot read socket fd = 11 err = Success
CheckRes error
JackSocketClientChannel read fail
Cannot open synthv1-01 client

$ grep 'define CONFIG' src/config.h
#define CONFIG_ALSA_MIDI 1
#define CONFIG_JACK 1
#define CONFIG_JACK_MIDI 1
#define CONFIG_JACK_SESSION 1
#define CONFIG_LIBLO 1
#define CONFIG_LV2 1
#define CONFIG_LV2_EXTERNAL_UI 1
#define CONFIG_LV2_UI_IDLE 1
#define CONFIG_NSM 1

Let me know if you'd prefer that I open a ticket with this info.