The linux DAW thread
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- KVRAF
- 9123 posts since 6 Oct, 2004
Haven't tried them yet, but since it's much much newer than my
Mint 18, I assume it will be a little better, assuming I stick with
the currently working wine-staging 4.20/21. Haven't had any major
regressions in those areas.
The first rollout of wine 5 is out now, so even more things to check out.
I can safely test with the bootable usbstick, slower and not strictly identicle to a disk install, but better than rolling dice in the dark
I may do a spearcatcher Arch Manjaro install on my mini ssd, if the weather holds.
Still have my page of yay and pacman commands.
Mint 18, I assume it will be a little better, assuming I stick with
the currently working wine-staging 4.20/21. Haven't had any major
regressions in those areas.
The first rollout of wine 5 is out now, so even more things to check out.
I can safely test with the bootable usbstick, slower and not strictly identicle to a disk install, but better than rolling dice in the dark
I may do a spearcatcher Arch Manjaro install on my mini ssd, if the weather holds.
Still have my page of yay and pacman commands.
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- KVRist
- 369 posts since 21 Jun, 2015 from India
Cool, I am testing out Manjaro on a VM. There is a package for Cabbage in AUR, if i get it working, i can port some cabbage open source plugins to linux. I tried building it and ran into lot of dependency issues on Mint.
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- KVRian
- 617 posts since 12 Mar, 2013 from Russia, Vladivostok
Hi,
what cabbage opensource plugins you want to port?
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- KVRist
- 369 posts since 21 Jun, 2015 from India
https://github.com/T0NIT0RMX/ToneZ
This one. I tried compiling Cabbage with all the dependecies listed but it gives some C++ error, i am not deep into C++ to know what the error is since its using some APIs for the code.
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- KVRian
- 617 posts since 12 Mar, 2013 from Russia, Vladivostok
What errors it gives?
There is compiled Cabbage for the openSUSE https://software.opensuse.org//download ... ge=cabbage
at least you can unpack whole rpm in your system and run directly the binary file
There is compiled Cabbage for the openSUSE https://software.opensuse.org//download ... ge=cabbage
at least you can unpack whole rpm in your system and run directly the binary file
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- KVRist
- 369 posts since 21 Jun, 2015 from India
It didn't exit the compilation, it just lead to corrupt binaries, i'll try again today and post you with error details.Kott wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2020 1:15 pm What errors it gives?
There is compiled Cabbage for the openSUSE https://software.opensuse.org//download ... ge=cabbage
at least you can unpack whole rpm in your system and run directly the binary file
I Successfully converted the rpm package (Leap 15.1) to deb package and installed it, cabbage is working. However, the exported plugin is not getting detected by niether Tracktion or Carla
When i press play button on cabbage, the GUI appears but no sound is audible (I checked for the output device in settings and sound is audible with the test button).
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- KVRian
- 617 posts since 12 Mar, 2013 from Russia, Vladivostok
Did you try ToneZ only or checked the bundled examples too? All (or almost) works for me.
Building Cabbage can be tricky at first time. You need to have the JUCE with Projucer and VST2 SDK.
Building Cabbage can be tricky at first time. You need to have the JUCE with Projucer and VST2 SDK.
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- KVRist
- 369 posts since 21 Jun, 2015 from India
I tried bundled examples as well, none of them make sound and do not get detected as vst.
If you can, can you export vst of ToneZ and share it? Since its GPL its allowed legally as well.
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- KVRian
- 617 posts since 12 Mar, 2013 from Russia, Vladivostok
sure
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/bo34/9aubYbHSL
but i'm not guarantee that it will run on your system
see it's deps with ldd if it won't
PS
I've found previous version https://cloud.mail.ru/public/2zZt/3BpvvthQa
You can simple update all source files (afaik there no new features 1.2->1.3) and it should work
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/bo34/9aubYbHSL
but i'm not guarantee that it will run on your system
see it's deps with ldd if it won't
PS
I've found previous version https://cloud.mail.ru/public/2zZt/3BpvvthQa
You can simple update all source files (afaik there no new features 1.2->1.3) and it should work
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- KVRist
- 369 posts since 21 Jun, 2015 from India
Thanks, as you said it didn't work.
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- KVRAF
- 9123 posts since 6 Oct, 2004
I enjoy playing/practing guitar and keys while watching a movie.
Below, you'll see how you can have a synth, a line-out equipped
guitar amp, and Hulu streaming/live TV in one set of headphones,
by way of (in my case, yours may vary)
a PCI soundcard, motherboard audio, and some
well-pasted text. The picture far below, includes a command to run the second
soundcard, using 'alsa_in' shown in a black terminal. and in a gray
text-editor window, some text to apply in your qjackctl settings,
It also shows the actual connections made in qjackctl,
that send it all to human ears,
The link below shows ubuntu-synaptic commands that enable the 'hal'
repository, and content, explaining that Hulu TV needs it, and then will play in
a flash-enabled linux Firefox,
https://www.howtogeek.com/239682/how-to ... ributions/
The command below launches alsa_in with the intel-chip motherboard sound
connectors then appearing in qjackctl connection panel, upper left,
check the pic:
/usr/bin/alsa_in -j HDA-intel "HDA Intel PCH" -q 1 2>&1 1> /dev/null
The jackd audio and PulseAudio must communicate, so use your
package manager to install:
pulseaudio-module-jack
...then open qjackctl and issue the command as also seen in the pic:
Configure qjackctl to run the following command after startup.
Copy it into "Setup..." > "Options" > "Execute script after Startup":
pacmd set-default-sink jack_out
other commands
aplay -l
arecord -l
will ID your soundcards, and use the text displayed within,
but not including brackets, wherever a soundcard title configuration
needs it, as used in the alsa_in example above. Your setup likely
will be slightly different, but should be doable.
Also, Netflix runs in linux google-chrome-stable, no 'hal' needed,
and might work in the same fashion. It has it's own easy-to-install
guide here:
https://www.techinfected.net/2018/04/ho ... t-ppa.html
Main soundcard has the headphones that receive:
Hulu audio from motherboard soundchip
Zynaddsubfx synth output
Guitar sound from main soundcard line-in
Cheers
Below, you'll see how you can have a synth, a line-out equipped
guitar amp, and Hulu streaming/live TV in one set of headphones,
by way of (in my case, yours may vary)
a PCI soundcard, motherboard audio, and some
well-pasted text. The picture far below, includes a command to run the second
soundcard, using 'alsa_in' shown in a black terminal. and in a gray
text-editor window, some text to apply in your qjackctl settings,
It also shows the actual connections made in qjackctl,
that send it all to human ears,
The link below shows ubuntu-synaptic commands that enable the 'hal'
repository, and content, explaining that Hulu TV needs it, and then will play in
a flash-enabled linux Firefox,
https://www.howtogeek.com/239682/how-to ... ributions/
The command below launches alsa_in with the intel-chip motherboard sound
connectors then appearing in qjackctl connection panel, upper left,
check the pic:
/usr/bin/alsa_in -j HDA-intel "HDA Intel PCH" -q 1 2>&1 1> /dev/null
The jackd audio and PulseAudio must communicate, so use your
package manager to install:
pulseaudio-module-jack
...then open qjackctl and issue the command as also seen in the pic:
Configure qjackctl to run the following command after startup.
Copy it into "Setup..." > "Options" > "Execute script after Startup":
pacmd set-default-sink jack_out
other commands
aplay -l
arecord -l
will ID your soundcards, and use the text displayed within,
but not including brackets, wherever a soundcard title configuration
needs it, as used in the alsa_in example above. Your setup likely
will be slightly different, but should be doable.
Also, Netflix runs in linux google-chrome-stable, no 'hal' needed,
and might work in the same fashion. It has it's own easy-to-install
guide here:
https://www.techinfected.net/2018/04/ho ... t-ppa.html
Main soundcard has the headphones that receive:
Hulu audio from motherboard soundchip
Zynaddsubfx synth output
Guitar sound from main soundcard line-in
Cheers
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- KVRAF
- 9123 posts since 6 Oct, 2004
Netflix in Firefox also seems to be working in the above setup.
Cheers
Cheers
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- KVRAF
- 9123 posts since 6 Oct, 2004
A new version, Guitarix V2, was released back in mid-January,
and then the author added a GIT page
https://github.com/brummer10/guitarix
to make things easier to obtain. A lot of the details
are in his topic here:
https://www.linuxmusicians.com/viewtopi ... 24&t=20906
Guitarix has a full featured expandable interface, a wide range of
amp and plugin options, and excellent flexible connectivity
in qjackctl or other patchbay gui. Spending a day learning it
might be very lucky. A 2019 era video from the ever-intrepid Unfa,
whom many know from linux-audio show presentations:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1oCdypGzDU
and then the author added a GIT page
https://github.com/brummer10/guitarix
to make things easier to obtain. A lot of the details
are in his topic here:
https://www.linuxmusicians.com/viewtopi ... 24&t=20906
Guitarix has a full featured expandable interface, a wide range of
amp and plugin options, and excellent flexible connectivity
in qjackctl or other patchbay gui. Spending a day learning it
might be very lucky. A 2019 era video from the ever-intrepid Unfa,
whom many know from linux-audio show presentations:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1oCdypGzDU
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- KVRAF
- 9123 posts since 6 Oct, 2004
The hapless coding addict Michael Willis, has once again
fallen off the wagon, (or leaped? ) and...well, better
to let the man himself explain the fall
fallen off the wagon, (or leaped? ) and...well, better
to let the man himself explain the fall
Michael Willis wrote: ↑Sat Feb 08, 2020 5:10 am Hi y'all, I'm working on Dragonfly Reverb again. There is a prerelease available: 2.9.1-beta. The Hall and Room reverbs are almost completely untouched, but there is a new plate reverb with three algorithms from Freeverb3, called Simple, Nested, and Tank. The Simple and Nested algorithms are two variations of NVerb; they were called A and B in NVerb's interface. The Tank algorithm is based on STRev. To better hear the differences between the algorithms, crank up the decay time a bit and it will be much more obvious.