linux

Hi,

I've tested padthv1 and all of other synth in AudioPluginHost (https://github.com/juce-framework/JUCE/tree/juce7/extras/AudioPluginHost). They were loaded fine, sounds and it's possible to control with mouse.
But GUI has some problems:
no keyboard input in parameters or preset name field
"new", "load" and "save" buttons doesn't work
changing settings in the Configure window doesn't apply and aren't saving, though keyboard works here.

Hi can anyone point me in the right direction please? I am trying to move my production platform from Logic Pro X to Qtractor. I have a 2014 MacBook Pro (11.3) and Linux Mint Cinamon. Sound is OK when playing MP3 files or watching YouTube videos but I have no luck with Qtractor. The internal mic shows input and I can record to a track and see the wave pattern. On playback the led output bars trigger in time with the recording but no sound at all. So frustrating!! Richie

Hi,

I know they are two difference projects, but I don't know the different in practice. When should I use one or other? How different are the sound that they produce?

Hi Rui,

I've raised an issue with the appimaged-go author regarding the incorrect display of QjackCtl and Qtractor icons. These display fine under the original appimaged.

The author of appimaged-go has suggested the problem is that the applications are specifying a SVG icon instead of PNG. Looking at your README.md for these applications, in their Github repositories, it looks to me that you install a hicolor 32x32 PNG.

The forum doesn't allow users to attach images to posts except for the original post, can you fix this please? Creating new topics only to upload images is just clumsy.

Hi Rui,

It seems that installing the rtirq-init package is not enough, one has to manually
change
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
to
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="threadirqs"
in /etc/default/grub
and then do
sudo update-grub

is that correct?

Hi,

I know some projects have auto-updating Appimages. What about the QStuff Appimages?

I'm on CentOS, so using Appimages is tempting, especially if they auto-update. The alternative is building new versions by hand from time to time, since I can't seem to get most of them to build cleanly in the Fedora copr.

Hi everyone.. as a musician and producer who finally completely switched to Linux (from Mac), I ask you: don't you think it's a pity not having a valid, working, massive, free alternative to Ableton Live on Linux? Even if without recording features... Even just for playing live loops in a creative way, with easy bpm stretching/adapting functions, etc...

I tried "giada" and "LuPPP" but they both have something missing... the first would be nice but it's quite unstable, the second misses some important features...
Bitwig is ok but obviously it's not free and open source.

Greetings, Rui!

I have a question that is mostly directed towards your experience, not pertaining to a single one of The Q/Vee Tools, that is.

Say that I have a nice keyboard that comes with sounds and everything, but I do not want to carry it to a live performance, for some reason or another (e.g., weight, keybed size and quality, etc.). I would like to investigate sampling said keyboard (say two or three sounds) and playing the samples through more modular, lighter, open source, custom equipment (e.g., a laptop or Raspberry Pi, a MIDI master keyboard, etc.).

i compiled successfully qtractor on ubuntu 18.04 and started it after loading jack.
at first i had 3 plugin types: ladspa, vst and lv2.

i updated something an now i do not have lv2 any more in the list.

should i recompile?

after recompiling my ubuntu settings button disappered.
my jackd is also not available any more ;-(

i had to install jackd again and now i can use it again
sudo apt-get install jackd qjackctl

my settings i get back with
sudo apt-get install gnome-control-center