LinuxSampler 1.0.0 comes ready in both LV2 and DSSI plugin forms. Just add one instance to a MIDI track or bus and linuxsampler server will get automatically started behind the scenes. Then you can use your preferred LS front-end, either Qsampler or Jsampler to add and manage sampler channels, as usual.
nb. each LS plugin is seen as one device instance of the PLUGIN device type which gets in use by each sampler channel (this is all LSCP parlance:). You don't get the usual/integrated GUI for each plugin instance. You use a regular LS front-end instead to manage all sampler channel instances, including the ones which might not be inserted as plugins at all, ie. the regular stand-alone LS use cases on device types JACK, ALSA, etc. Yep, kitchen-sink approach :))
LinuxSampler 1.0.0 comes ready in both LV2 and DSSI plugin forms. Just add one instance to a MIDI track or bus and linuxsampler server will get automatically started behind the scenes. Then you can use your preferred LS front-end, either Qsampler or Jsampler to add and manage sampler channels, as usual.
nb. each LS plugin is seen as one device instance of the PLUGIN device type which gets in use by each sampler channel (this is all LSCP parlance:). You don't get the usual/integrated GUI for each plugin instance. You use a regular LS front-end instead to manage all sampler channel instances, including the ones which might not be inserted as plugins at all, ie. the regular stand-alone LS use cases on device types JACK, ALSA, etc. Yep, kitchen-sink approach :))
Just try :)
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