Hi all,
Rosegarden Version 24.06 "Hermosa"
Qt Version 5.14.2
compiles and runs on a machine running Pop!_OS 20.10 Linux.
That is a relatively old version of Pop!_OS.
Seems to work OK. I'll put it through its paces for serious work before I
compile and run it on the most recent versions/revision
Hi all,
With respect to:
> Incidentally I also switched to Pipewire recently so I'm putting that
> into the equation as I'm still understanding some of its intricacies and
> how to best get a workflow out of it :-) - this has nothing to do with
> Rosegarden directly but I guess it's something to
You guys are amazing! Thanks!
> On 23/09/2023 10:06, Will Godfrey wrote:
>> On Sat, 23 Sep 2023 09:40:39 +0200
>> Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
>>
>>> Sorry for the x-posting to rosegarden-devel
>>>
>>> On 23/09/2023 09:08, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
On 23/09/2023 08:50, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
> I W
Hi Lorenzo et. al.,
Almost exclusively the notation editor with plenty of rulers and controllers.
Regards,
Rich
> On 17/07/2023 07:21, r...@hydrophones.com wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> What I was working on using primarily Rosegarden is now up for your
>> downloading pleasure:
>>
>> https://www.h
Hi guys,
What I was working on using primarily Rosegarden is now up for your
downloading pleasure:
https://www.hydrophones.com/public/Symphonic_Etude_1__Heroic_Fools.ogg
Demonstrates Rosegarden is good for large scale symphonic works.
Thanks again for all your help!
Rich
r...@hydrophones.com
Hi All
On another system running Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS Linux, QjackCtl version 0.9.6,
the SAME version of Rosegarden (Version 23.06 "Flutterbye", Build Key
13280f9033,Qt Version 5.15.9) runs fine and does record.
So the problem was definitely in the older version of Pop!_OS Linux and
not Rosegarden.
Hi Ted,
As requested:
Rosegarden 20.06 - AlsaDriver [ALSA library version 1.2.2, module version
5.11.0-7620-generic, kernel version 5.11.0-7620-generic]
===
JackDriver::initialise() begin...
JACK sample rate = 88200Hz, buffer size = 204
> Sat, 15 Jul 2023 07:38:51 -
> r...@hydrophones.com :
>
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> In further bizarre behavior, if I type the command rosegarden in a
>> terminal, rosegarden comes up but NOT in superuser mode, if I then
>> import
>> a rg file, it seems to come up normally which contrasts that if I mou
> On 7/14/23 18:25, r...@hydrophones.com wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> I'm getting the following error message when I try to activate recording
>> on an audio track:
>>
>> "audio subsystem not available - can't record audio"
>>
>> in a window that has the header:
>>
>> Rosegarden (as superuser)
>>
>> Th
> On 7/14/23 18:25, r...@hydrophones.com wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> I'm getting the following error message when I try to activate recording
>> on an audio track:
>>
>> "audio subsystem not available - can't record audio"
>>
>> in a window that has the header:
>>
>> Rosegarden (as superuser)
>>
>> Th
Hi guys,
I'm getting the following error message when I try to activate recording
on an audio track:
"audio subsystem not available - can't record audio"
in a window that has the header:
Rosegarden (as superuser)
This is happening with Rosegarden Version 23.06 "Flutterbye"
Build Key 13280f9033
> Hello I am looking for linux software that can take an audio track and
> convert it to sheet music. Does Rosegarden allow this?
>
Your best bet is to use SonicVisualiser (which is also available as an
easy to use AppImage so you can avoid dependency hell) to generate MIDI
from the audio. RoseGa
Hi all,
This whole packaging and dependency thing is why I suggested that
RoseGarden also be made available as an AppImage. Even for experienced
Linux music users and developers getting the most recent versions of
RoseGarden to "work" leads to dependency hell. Try to compile it on a
somewhat old
That would be a nice feature. I too have fond memories of OS/2 Warp.
Matter of fact, I still have an IBM 765D Laptop running it in my studio.
These days it is only used as a MIDI filter to talk to legacy analog
hardware.
> Hmm, useful if not set to remove references automatically.
>
> More use
Seems to me, that once one has a running executable, getting an AppImage
is straightforward:
https://appimage.org/
>
> For those that like AppImages, SNAPS, flatpacks and other such wasteful
> (IMHO) things: have fun with them.
>
> I've been unable to make them reliably work on my Debian system
Hi all,
Thanks to the whole team for your continuing efforts to improve Rosegarden.
One thing, however, I would like to see happen: the release of Rosegarden
as an AppImage so users with work machines not connected to the Internet
and perhaps not as up to date as developer machines, can run the l
Since Studio to Go 1.5 at least, maybe a bit longer, which is close to the
very beginning. I mostly use it to create MIDI inputs to legacy analog
synthesizers, some standalone (now classic) digital/analog hybrid
synthesizers, and, of course, quite a range of Linux soft synthesizers.
I use the r
Hi guys,
I totally agree with what Mr. Jones has said. It works for me too. Been
doing that since early days decades ago.
Stay safe all.
Best regards,
Rich
>
>
> Hey, Michael! Long time no hear but yeah 80 hour weeks are killers...
>
> Ideas for our original poster to possibly produce an a
I like option 1 best. If the stem was bent differently then it could look
like clef, which would then suggest music.
Stay safe, and best regards,
Rich
> On 5/22/20 3:02 PM, Ted Felix wrote:
>> Just posted some new ideas for the rosegarden app icon on the wiki.
Head over to the logo page and
I like option 1 best. If the stem was bent differently then it could look
like clef, which would then suggest music.
Stay safe, and best regards,
Rich
> On 5/22/20 3:02 PM, Ted Felix wrote:
>> Just posted some new ideas for the rosegarden app icon on the wiki.
>> Head over to the logo page a
Hi Ted,
I'd like to do that but the Sourceforge platform will not let me register
or login -- it is seriously unfriendly, at least to this Linux user.
> On 5/17/20 7:46 AM, r...@hydrophones.com wrote:
>> I agree.
>
>Lorenzo will be opening a feature request for this. Be sure to vote
> for
I agree.
> Rosegarden sends a Bank selection (CC 0 + CC 32) and Program change
> every single time playback starts from the beginning (i.e. measure 1,
> and this includes if you are looping with a measure which includes
> measure 1).
>
> This _can_ be disabled by deselecting Bank and Program che
Hi Ted, et. al.
JACK MIDI is essential for "talking" to wide range of software
synthesisers, e.g. the Bristol package (http://bristol.sourceforge.net/).
There are work arounds to its absence, such as a2jmidid
(https://github.com/linuxaudio/a2jmidid/), but those are a pain to use and
are very sen
Yeah, I do something similar. I record the raw audio tracks with Rosegarden
and then when I have all the tracks (and then some), I pull them into
Audacity for editing, mixing, and processing. Outputs are usually stereo,
5.1, and 7.1 flac files to be merged with video.
I use a Linux cluster and q
Hi all,
Just my two cents. We use Rosegarden regularly for the creation of video,
game, and museum display, soundtracks.
We don't use LV2 plugins, and very seldom use any plugins at all.
I, personally, would prefer if Rosegarden interfaced better with Jack/MIDI
and the like as most of the synth
Hi all,
This is great news. Hopefully I get to try it. Busy right now fighting
fires (literally) in the Blue Mountains of NSW Australia.
Wishing all of you the best.
Regards,
Rich Marschall
> The Rosegarden team is proud to announce the release of version 19.12
> of Rosegarden, a MIDI seque
I like the artistic direction this is heading.
> On Sat, 23 Mar 2019 15:03:08 -1000
> david wrote:
>
>>On 3/23/19 1:51 PM, D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
>>> Speaking of the redesign, are you planning to go in a different
>>> direction with the splash screen? I tried to do a new one for every
>>
Hi all,
I'd like to see what David W. Jones comes up with. Traditionally "old"
but "new" probably would be the way to go.
Rich
> On 3/15/19 4:24 AM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
>> On 15/03/19 14:40, Ted Felix wrote:
>>> On 3/14/19 3:40 AM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
Looks good... I guess a 'square
> On 3/14/19 3:40 AM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
>> Looks good... I guess a 'square' concept, i.e. without the text which
>> would be used for icons etc. would be useful ;)
>
>I was thinking that too. Not sure the "g" should be so prominent.
> However... Elephant!
>
>> About the colour.. wondering
> I've raised the bar on what constitutes my chef d'oeuvre. I put this
> together after the guy who got me into computer music back in the '80s
> gave his brain the old lead swirlie. Damn, I hate it that he killed
> himself, but, uh, thanks for the inspiration? He was a far better
> musician, bu
Hi guys,
I agree, JACK-MIDI would be more immediately useful that some other
features. Right now, I use that JACK-ALSA bridge program to gain that bit
of extra functionality, but that is a bit awkward and kludgey.
Rich Marschall
> On 2/23/19 2:27 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
>> So the the questio
You'd probably get a useful answer on LAD or jack-devel mailing lists.
They would be the ones to ask.
> On Sun, 17 Jul 2016 20:08:04 -0400
> "D. Michael McIntyre" wrote:
>
>> On 07/16/2016 04:22 PM, Abrolag wrote:
>>
>> > I put a report about this on the bug list some time ago. Is there any
Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
>
> Once upon a time I really got into cinelerra, then it got harder and
> harder to compile it as well as to import/export so I moved to kdenlive
> (with a bit of Openshot here and there). The nice thing about kdelive is
> that it seems to 'just' work (the drawback is that y
Hi Michael,
With respect to:
> After trying to edit my video on Linux, I have concluded it is time to
> move this project to Windows. Video editors for Linux are either not
> sophisticated enough or too sophisticated, and there is nothing in the
> middle ground.
>
Try Cinelerra (https://cineler
> Hi Guys,
>
> I have an existing composition in Rosegarden. I've created a few other
> parts in other software that now exist as MIDI files. How do I import
> those tracks (as extra tracks) into the existing composition in
> Rosegarden?
>
> I know I could brute force it by playing the new MIDI m
Hi Guys,
I have an existing composition in Rosegarden. I've created a few other
parts in other software that now exist as MIDI files. How do I import
those tracks (as extra tracks) into the existing composition in
Rosegarden?
I know I could brute force it by playing the new MIDI material on one
real well as a MIDI synth to be played by RoseGarden, at
least when using Jack/NetJack. I do this all the time. For larger
percussion sections I find it easier to use RoseGarden for the sequencing
than Hydrogen's native interface.
RAM
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With respect to all the issues with respect to notation, compositional
aids, humanized tracks, etc:
I kinda hate to bring it up, but perhaps the RoseGarden developers should
take a look at another Open Source project --- Impro-Visor
and "lift a whole bunch of tools out of it.
As computers continu
> On Apr 10, 2016 23:07, Silas Mortimer wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, Apr 10, 2016 at 5:46 AM, chuck elliot
>> wrote:
>> > Actually there are devices that do this. I have a Roland GI 10
>> > guitar/midi interface which is basically a real time pitch to midi
>> > converter. It handles pitch bend too and do
>
> On 25.03.2016 09:00, r...@hydrophones.com wrote:
>> The "interpret" function under the notation editor in the menu "adjust"
>> probably will do what you want, at least if you want your piece to sound
>> like it was played by human orchestral professionals.
>
> No, I am afraid that will not be
The "interpret" function under the notation editor in the menu "adjust"
probably will do what you want, at least if you want your piece to sound
like it was played by human orchestral professionals. If you want
something more "amateur" that can also be achieved but by using an
appropriate "amateur
Hi all,
I'm using Rosegarden "Peace", Version 15.12, Qt version 4.6.3, Build key
2a2e61f9e6.
I want to take a short multibar composition and repeat it a few times so
that I can go back in an introduce variations but keep the drums and
bassline for a while. I used to do this with an old version o
> On Sat, 9 Jan 2016, Leszek WroÅski wrote:
>
>> *BONUS QUESTION*
>> Now, this will probably be idiotic, but I need to ask this. Can I
>> somehow
>> just play General MIDI instruments? Is this done by Timidity? I fired it
>> up
>> but it doesn't show in the 'Audio' menu of Jack, so I can't tell it
> D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
>
>
> I finally broke down and was going to use Ardour for some task. It
> refused to run in my environment. The environment I use to develop
> Rosegarden isn't good enough to run Ardour, because some of my
> dungleflungies were not prescribulated.
>
> If you want a t
Hi guys,
The stability of RoseGarden with its plug-ins is pretty good. The
following was recently done using only RoseGarden plug-ins (on Debian
Squeeze):
ftp://www.hydrophones.com/Mozart-K488--88p2kHz.flac
It is almost a half hour long and beat the living daylights out of the
plug-in functiona
src/base/Instrument.cpp:816: error: within this context
make: *** [src/base/Instrument.o] Error 1
ram@Duo:~/rosegarden-15.10$
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rich Marschall
r...@hydrophones.com
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src/base/Instrument.cpp:816: error: within this context
make: *** [src/base/Instrument.o] Error 1
ram@Duo:~/rosegarden-15.10$
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rich Marschall
r...@hydrophones.com
--
Hi Anton,
My friends and I use Rosegarden with JACK and pretty much forget about the
plugins. We use a combination of external hardware synths and soft
synths.
Fluidsynth with soundfonts remains popular (the website http://wowsia.com
provides an almost endless supply, I think they have over a Ter
I can't turn out a
> story that goes for more than about 15 pages. Writing is harder than it
> looks, and it eats vast amounts of time.
> --
Hey! With a plot like that we could make an OPERA, and use RoseGarden to
do it ;-D
ram
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n email this
>> long.
>
> They would if it was on Facebook. Or on one of their friend's blogs.
> (I've read some of my daughter's friends blogs since way back when the
media creation application. I fully
agree: "Long live RoseGarden!"
RAM
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New PCI motherboards are still available, and many wholesalers have "new
old stock" of what were high end, i.e. extreme gaming, motherboards from
just a few years ago. Also many, somewhat older, server motherboards
have PCI slots. I've found new(ish) high end motherboards to work
extremely well
> On Tue, 21 Oct 2014, Abrolag wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 21 Oct 2014 17:16:37 +0200 (CEST)
>> Holger Marzen wrote:
>>
>> > Hi all,
>> >
>> > the Screencast I made some time ago has been placed onto
>> > http://www.libremusicproduction.com/tools/rosegarden
>> >
>> > (Don't beat me, I made a screencast of
> On Sat, 12 Jul 2014, German wrote:
>
>> Hello list. Just installed Rosegarden. However when I start it, it says:
>> "Rosegarden was unable to find a high-resolution
>> timing source for MIDI performance." It then advice me to load the
>> module, modeprobe snd-rtctimer. However I don't have such a
own
errors which are bigger. Perhaps if you a sequencing an entire orchestra
it might, perhaps, just maybe ;-)
ram
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> On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 9:13 AM, David Tisdell
> wrote:
>
>> I have tried Ubuntustudio before but have had lots of issues with
>> networking. Seems like there are few if any network drivers enabled in
>> the
>> Ubuntustudio Kernel. This is why I installed straight Ubuntu and added
>> the
>> musi
Continuing to respond to David's request for info on Linux distributions
that are easy to operate Rosegarden on, I mostly use Debian Squeeze but
sometimes Knoppix. Knoppix is easier to install. The latest Knoppix is
based on Debian Wheezy and works like a charm.
--
> On 26/01/13 19:35, Holger Marzen wrote:
>> On Sat, 26 Jan 2013, Abrolag wrote:
>>
>
> [...]
>
>> I encounter that's made with Rosegarden or other Open Source
>> Software avoids instruments that need exact timings.
>
> Sure it's so general? Isn't this doable by setting JACK latency low? I
> thinki
Holger said:
>
> to keep audio files in my project directory I always change their
> path in Composition->Edit Document Properties->Audio.
>
> But Rosegarden has some problems with recorded and deleted audio files.
> Some of them are forgotten, and after a hand full of retries (record
> audio, ctrl
Is now the time to point out many people play guitar with "alternative
tunings"? I know I do, it makes it MUCH easier. Notice how many
performers keep switching guitars between songs, that is probably because
the guitars are tuned differently - i.e. to make the song easy to play.
That being sai
> On Wed, 29 Aug 2012 09:36:26 -0400
> John wrote:
>>
>> I still use Linux for the mental challenges it provides me, but for
programs that I need for my personal use, I prefer to pay in real money
and not by time spent to make programs work.
>> I have reached the point in life where I become immun
Rosegarden does pretty much all I need it to do. Yes, it has a few
niggling (and apparently very hard to find) bugs, but no showstoppers that
are easily worked around.
As far as a future direction and additional features, you guys should
check out the Impro-Visor project and maybe give it a spin
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