Hi, when you run dssi-vst, actually vsthost in a terminal, you've got
full access to the pluging even the the gui if the plugin got one, for
exemple I can run Amplitube with vsthost. for the compil there's no
troubles at all under Hardy, but there's a bug with Karmic, which can be
fix like this
This press release describes a resource of interest to those of us
getting to grips with Ardour:
Wednesday 09 December 2009
Introduction to Ardour FLOSS Manual now online
http://en.flossmanuals.net/ardour/
Ardour is a full-featured, free and open-source hard disk recorder and
digital audio
Hi, Sandie thanks a lot the .deb for dssi-vst, just installed it on
Karmic without any troubles. Yes I agree it should be part of Ubuntu
studio. I had a talk with a friend about making a gui for dssi-vst to
run vst, I think it would be handy.
Regards
Teza
teza wrote:
Hi, Sandie thanks a lot the .deb for dssi-vst, just installed it on
Karmic without any troubles. Yes I agree it should be part of Ubuntu
studio. I had a talk with a friend about making a gui for dssi-vst to
run vst, I think it would be handy.
Regards
Teza
Cool idea... I'm
I think the problem with vst integration in US (and all other
Linux-based distributions) is reconducible to license issues. You cannot
use Steimberg vst api without signing a specific agreement, which is
unsuitable for US licensing model.
They state:
Please note that there are licensing
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Sergio Bello wrote:
I think the problem with vst integration in US (and all other
Linux-based distributions) is reconducible to license issues. You cannot
use Steimberg vst api without signing a specific agreement, which is
unsuitable for US licensing model.
But what about LMMS and their
On Wed, 2009-12-09 at 16:26 +0100, sandie wrote:
Sergio Bello wrote:
I think the problem with vst integration in US (and all other
Linux-based distributions) is reconducible to license issues. You cannot
use Steimberg vst api without signing a specific agreement, which is
unsuitable for
I don't know about lmms VsTIge, but probably it's a reimplementation
from scratch of the Steimberg api, something like Linux reimplementation
of posix api...
Yes, it's an inverse engineering of VST SDK.
It seems to be just header files.
Olivier
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Sergio Bello wrote:
I don't know about lmms VsTIge, but probably it's a reimplementation
from scratch of the Steimberg api, something like Linux reimplementation
of posix api...
So this is legal ?
If it is... then why don't we make a native linux VST for things like
Ardour, and by we I
On Wed, 2009-12-09 at 17:17 +0100, sandie wrote:
Sergio Bello wrote:
I don't know about lmms VsTIge, but probably it's a reimplementation
from scratch of the Steimberg api, something like Linux reimplementation
of posix api...
So this is legal ?
Interfaces are not subject to the
You really should check-out Ardour. It can do all this and more and despite
the myths that are stalking the net it offers a friendly, intuitive GUI to
do all this as easy as possible for such a complicated task.
I'll try Ardour, but it might be a bit too complicated for this particular
If I understand correctly, you cannot ship/distribute with vst functionality
as the person who has the site/server could be liable but you can distribute
source and debs and let people build or install it after the fact without
issue.
tommy
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 10:29 AM, Sergio Bello
You could mix in Ardour and then route Ardour to Jammin for mastering. I
think Jammin is a wonderful mastering suite.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Karlheinz Noise khzmu...@hotmail.comwrote:
You really should check-out Ardour. It can do all this and more and
despite the myths that are
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 1:53 PM, Tommy yeah allornothin.to...@gmail.com wrote:
You could mix in Ardour and then route Ardour to Jammin for mastering. I
think Jammin is a wonderful mastering suite.
What I usually do is mix all my songs separately in their own
sessions, and export them to .wavs --
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 8:17 AM, sandie san...@sandgreen.dk wrote:
Sergio Bello wrote:
I don't know about lmms VsTIge, but probably it's a reimplementation
from scratch of the Steimberg api, something like Linux reimplementation
of posix api...
So this is legal ?
If it is... then why
This is excellent work.
Thanks for posting.
deepee
mark wrote:
This press release describes a resource of interest to those of us
getting to grips with Ardour:
Wednesday 09 December 2009
Introduction to Ardour FLOSS Manual now online
http://en.flossmanuals.net/ardour/
Ardour is a
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 2:55 PM, Eric Hedekar aftertheb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 8:17 AM, sandie san...@sandgreen.dk wrote:
Sergio Bello wrote:
I don't know about lmms VsTIge, but probably it's a reimplementation
from scratch of the Steimberg api, something like Linux
First of all, sorry to teza if I'm hijacking this thread, but it's a
very sensitive subject for me :-)
I had a look at LV2, very nice indeed, but... My problem is not lack of
LinuxDSP's/VST-FX, but VST-instruments.
I know of Mda and other very cool projects, but haven't seen a virtual
drumkit
A way to save sessions, something like lash but a bit more pretty (I
like pretty things :-) )
Any Ideas ?
Sandie
It's in the works: Check out Ladish (ladish.org). I'm sure Nedko
would enjoy some constructive criticism if anyone feels adventurous
enough to build the git version. (I just
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