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Lars_G | Good night studioers | 04:31 |
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Lars_G | I come for some specific help. I have a good set of studio packages installed into 11.04 | 04:31 |
Lars_G | ERROR: Remote VST startup failed: Failed to open FIFO | 04:32 |
orngjce223_ | Go on? (Although I'm a LTS person, so I don't have specifics.) | 04:32 |
Lars_G | errr | 04:32 |
Lars_G | but I'm trying to use dssi-vst and all the vst plugins I try (for windows) when I try to load them with dssi-vst-server they all fail with: | 04:32 |
orngjce223_ | Where is that from? | 04:32 |
Lars_G | that was what I meant | 04:32 |
orngjce223_ | Into what program? | 04:32 |
Lars_G | when pasting I skipped the line I had typed. sorry | 04:32 |
orngjce223_ | hm | 04:32 |
Lars_G | I'm just trying to start them with dssi-vst-server.exe | 04:33 |
orngjce223_ | Hm | 04:33 |
Lars_G | dssi_list_plugin lists them btw, but I'm using ghostess as a host and it will imediately fail trying to load them | 04:33 |
orngjce223_ | Weird. | 04:34 |
Lars_G | Nod | 04:34 |
Lars_G | All mentions (none regarding ubuntu) of this I've seen are around gentoo and a baddly compiled dssi-vst | 04:34 |
Lars_G | plus most mention a wine dump, when I run dssi-vst-server I get the error but no wine dump or error | 04:34 |
Lars_G | I've wondered if dssi-vst supports native plugins btw. any ideas? | 04:37 |
Lars_G | since there are not so many dssi synth plugins out there. | 04:38 |
Lars_G | And I think LV2 ones are even rarer yet | 04:38 |
orngjce223_ | Huh. I dunno | 04:39 |
Lars_G | Ok thanks for trying orngjce223_ | 04:39 |
orngjce223_ | Thanks anyway. :/ Maybe you should run this by the devs | 04:39 |
Lars_G | I'll idle as long as I can stay awake (not much) and wait for some help | 04:39 |
Lars_G | nod | 04:39 |
Lars_G | hmmm devs | 04:39 |
orngjce223_ | Mm | 04:39 |
Lars_G | now that you mention, I'll check the logs to see if there's any mention | 04:39 |
orngjce223_ | Well, maybe they have a bug report place or something | 04:39 |
holstein | Lars_G: let me refer you to #kxstudio | 04:41 |
holstein | you might have to hang out there for a while, but those guys use windows VST, and falktx (the dev) make the use of them possible and easy whenever he can | 04:42 |
holstein | there are PPA's for ubuntustudio (lucid through current) from KXstudio | 04:42 |
orngjce223_ | Unfortunately I said "screw it" and just used LADSPA plugins. | 04:42 |
holstein | yeah, i could personally care less about windows VST's | 04:42 |
orngjce223_ | I like going native, if you know what I mean. :v | 04:42 |
holstein | but, i dont use any VST instruments* | 04:43 |
orngjce223_ | Yeah, the KXstudio PPAs are pretty good too for updates, I did say I was on 10.04 after all | 04:43 |
orngjce223_ | Mind you I don't even use a good fraction of it because I don't do real time processing/recording, but eh | 04:45 |
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Adriannom | hi. i had karmic and upgraded to maverick, now i don't have a rt kernel and it's missing from apt... any idea why? | 16:40 |
astraljava | Adriannom: Purely because -rt kernel patch isn't provided for all kernel versions. | 16:44 |
astraljava | Adriannom: Nowadays abogani, our kernel expert, has been concentrating on -lowlatency variant. | 16:45 |
Adriannom | astraljava, actually i've managed to find some stuff on google about it now. i see. | 16:45 |
Adriannom | astraljava, ok i wasn't even aware of this till someone from #mixxx pointed out that my kernel isn't rt anymore. i'm getting some serious problems in both ultramixer and mixxx. i don't suppose you've got any advice on how to proceed if i wanted to get this working in a matter of hours? | 16:47 |
astraljava | Adriannom: Let me look around for a moment. | 16:47 |
Adriannom | astraljava, i really appreciate that :) | 16:48 |
astraljava | Adriannom: There's this: http://www.openstudio.info/linux/34-linux/59-install-low-latency-kernel-on-ubuntu-studio-1010-maverick | 16:48 |
astraljava | Adriannom: But I haven't tried it. I didn't use Studio much during maverick's time. | 16:49 |
Adriannom | astraljava, ok cool. i'm not partial to maverick or anything. maybe i should upgrade to natty? | 16:50 |
astraljava | Adriannom: Sure, that's a possibility. | 16:50 |
astraljava | Adriannom: I'm running natty now with the lowlatency kernel, no problems so far. | 16:51 |
Adriannom | astraljava, if i do upgrade, how easy is it to install what i need? | 16:55 |
Adriannom | astraljava, or is it included by default? | 16:55 |
astraljava | Adriannom: You will just have to add abogani's PPA, and then install the newly found kernel from the dpkg frontend of your choice. | 16:56 |
Adriannom | awesome, i'll do that, thanks astraljava :) | 16:56 |
astraljava | Adriannom: https://launchpad.net/~abogani/+archive/ppa | 16:56 |
astraljava | There's a "Read about installing" link on the page. | 16:57 |
astraljava | Very simple. | 16:57 |
Adriannom | excellent. hopefully this will work. thanks again, later :) | 16:59 |
astraljava | Good luck. :) | 16:59 |
ParadoxGuitarist | Can anyone recommend a powerful synth that will work with Jack? | 17:01 |
astraljava | ParadoxGuitarist: Haven't really used, so no direct recommendations. However, you could check the list: http://jackaudio.org/applications and specifically it's "Sound Generators" section, and check which ones are on our repositories for quick and easy access. | 17:11 |
astraljava | From the list I recognize: ZynAddSubFX, csound and phasex. | 17:13 |
ParadoxGuitarist | thanks astraljava | 17:26 |
ParadoxGuitarist | I was asking about samples the other day and I came across this: http://sso.mattiaswestlund.net/ if anyone is interested. | 21:34 |
astraljava | ParadoxGuitarist: That's seriously cool! Thanks for sharing! | 21:55 |
ParadoxGuitarist | Np | 22:26 |
ParadoxGuitarist | I'm looking into starting a sample project | 22:27 |
ParadoxGuitarist | Anyone know what .gig files are? | 22:27 |
ParadoxGuitarist | I know they're gigasamples but I'm more interested in how they work. | 22:27 |
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