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'popen' not supported
I just updated to 5.70. Unfortunately, popen is still not supported in Reascript Lua. Since it's working on MacOS I guess it shouldn't be too hard to get it to work in Linux as well(?).
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it's offical
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Brand new u-he beta version for people to test, a lot has changed with the way it is coded!
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewto...953&start=1095
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It's early days and slow work though (due to many reasons), but hopefully I'll get there someday I'll post code when I have it limping along.
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Just a quick heads up. Specifically for the linux versions, I wrote a lua script, bfut_Copy items to project markers, remove overlaps (see sig for github repo), which does just what it says in the description. Paired with certain SWS and REAPER default actions, you'll easily convert MIDI sheets to media items. Thus, REAPER's pianoroll becomes a powerful sequencer/sampler, almost straight out of the box. No protracted setting up external devices and/or plugins, when all you want is to 'drop that bass.'
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I may not be of any help, sorry, but I'd like to look at the code if that's okay - might help me to figure out what's going on. It can be that swell just uses some functionality that is not in X, but is standard in all popular modern WMs. |
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You can find it at: https://github.com/justinfrankel/WDL.git, also see: https://landoleet.org/dev/libSwell-roll-your-own.txt I'm not really a developer, but have some programming behind me a long time ago. I have taken an active role in helping/harassing Justin in the development of it on Linux B) You're issues are most likely due to the WM of which there is a large variety working in slightly different ways. It's likely that you can improve how it works by adding/changing code in SWELL, and it's really quite easy to build on Linux. The hope is that by porting it to xlib, compatibility issues with plugins that also use gtk+ can be avoided and that some of it's quirkyness with WMs can be avoided. Though even if still uses gtk+ you can send requests to the WM
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i have a new ssd on order to use for testing reaper with linux. i've been reading up on the process of setting things up and was looking at the avlinux manual and came upon this:
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No it's not a show stopper, at least on the systems that I have a nvidia in.
Most distros don't have a rt kernel, but this is the skinny on it. The rt kernel needs an extra patch to fix an error in what nvidia does. It used to work, but they fixed something in the rt patch which broke nvidia, and nvidia hasn't fixed that bug for many years. So the rt kernel needs that patch to make nvidia work again. The other issue is that recently nvidia disabled the building of kernel modules when it detects the rt kernel, I suppose due to the above issue.. But there is a parameter that can be passed to the make command building the nvidia kernel modules which makes the build complete. To sum that up, the kernel needs a patch, and the make command to build nvidia modules needs an argument. For me and others that makes it work. Now most distros don't implement this, but since I'm an archlinux user, I made sure it works on archlinux. Other distros I'm not sure, but I've heard that there is a rt kernel for debian, don't know about nvidia there. Also there are some minor issues with nvidia, in that changing virtual terminals, starting an opengl program or video playback causes a spike in the kernel scheduling delays, but that might not be a problem especially if you just mix and run at 512/1024 samples buffer size. Of course YMMV as always, but I think you'll be ok if you can get the 2 issues above seen to. Of course if you just track and mix on high latency, then any distro with a lowlatency kernel ought to be ok for you! It's just if you need really low latency and absolutely can't afford a hickup in the sound that it becomes necessary to go through the above hoops... Edit: You might also try the opensource nouveau driver, don't know what monitor support it has and how well it works with nvidia. Personally I actually use the onboard intel, and have a nvidia that I use with bumblebee to play games on.
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yikes. i guess i'll look into it further when i get the drive. maybe a couple of days.
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Yeah it's a bit of a mess... Linux is mostly trouble free, but also has it's weak moments... Do you need really low latency?
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i just assume so for the responsiveness of the system.
i'll probably try a generic setup just to see how things go and gauge from there. i do use linux some but not for media. now, with resolve for video and reaper for audio, that seems like it could change. it's something i look into periodically. funnily enough, was the display setup that shot it down something over a decade ago when i tried with a new mac pro. on a self-built hackintosh/w10-64 now. the new drive will be bigger and should allow me to clone current system and leave enough room after for a linux install if it works ok. figured i'd try a straight linux installation by itself on the new drive just to see how it goes. if it seems ok i'll wipe the new drive, clone the existing system to it, then add the linux install to it. frankly, though, it sounds like, even a decade down the road, it may still be more trouble than it's worth. thanks, BabaG |
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I'm talking to the dev of avlinux, he says that this release has realtime but that he's considering the pro and cons of making the default kernel lowlatency instead, but if so it will most certainly have a realtime kernel to install additionally. This discussion came about on https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=17923 as he asked what kernel to make default, as nvidia users have issues. So I don't exactly know what the state is at the moment with nvidia, but I've passed along the information about what needs to be done, so I'm confident that AVLInux 2018 will be alright. There is a bewildering amount of distros out there, some of them do better than others. It's unavoidable I suppose that with such a variety of software put together to have occasional issues. This realtime kernel vs nvidia is really unfortunate though, but only affects a few, namely those that want to run the lowest audio latency and happen to use nvidia... I'd put the blame squarely on nvidia shoulders for ignoring this issue the last 5 years or possibly longer (I forget), as I've reported the issue to them. IMO the rt devs are a little inflexible, but I can understand their POV, that "no we are not going to introduce a bug, just so that the closed source nvidia driver works"... The blame also lies with the distribution packagers for not patching the software to make sure that it works... I'll update this thread when I know the state of things with avlinux as they stand right now.
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thanks, jack. i think my ssd will arrive today. i may not get the chance to start to try any of this for at least a couple of days, though.
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I think I've understood the situation with AVL2017.
It does come with a realtime kernel as default. At the moment it doesn't work with the closed source nvidia, but does with the nouveau driver. If you want to install nvidia, then you have to install a lowlatency kernel to go with it. What the future holds I could only speculate on, so I won't Looking at this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Nouveau#Dual_head it appears that nouveau supports multiple monitors, but ymmv as always. My suggestion would be to start with the default and see how it goes, and also what AVL2018 will bring. For more questions I'd suggest posting on https://linuxmusicians.com, as that is a place that the AVL dev is answering questions.
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Is anyone sufficiently familiar with the WDL/Swell codebase and either Qt4, Qt5, or GTK3 to say how practical it might be to implement "real" menus on Linux? i.e. ones that could be exported via DBus to a global menu panel applet or "HUD" menu search utility in Ubuntu Unity, MATE, XFCE, KDE, etc.?
Edit: Oh yes, and also using a standard Qt or GTK file picker dialog.
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got my ssd and tried a few things. also been investigating and found some interesting things.
tried installing avlinux from a dvd iso. stalled during installation. tried installing kxstudio from dvd iso. stalled during installation. tried installing ubuntu studio from dvd iso. installation sailed through without a hitch. even used all four of my displays without incident. i then started making adjustments to see how things work. moved the displays to proper positioning so the mouse would match the physical positioning of the monitors (one above, three side-by-side below). in doing this and things like moving the, i'll call it, taskbar to the monitor i want it on both the taskbar and all desktop icons disappeared. searching produced a solution but not an ideal one. it required a reset of the desktop environment that meant all of the tweaking i'd done went out the window and had to be re-implemented. ok if things hold but could become a deal breaker if you have to do this all the time. maybe system updates will fix it. will get into things like my firewire audio box soon. also looked into davinci resolve for linux and, while still in the preliminary stages of looking into this, did turn up some interesting info. resolve, it seems, requires the nvidia driver. down the road we'll see if that messes up the setup that's working, though shakily (with the disappearing and resets). resolve also is only officially supported on rhel and centos currently. they do seem happy to hear about user experience on other distros, though. users also seem to be enthusiastically trying to get things working on other distros. the install scripts seem to be set up specifically for the two supported distros and need tweaking. not sure how far that's gotten since the posts i've read so far. all in all, it looks like there will probably be quite a few hurdles to getting both reaper and resolve set up on the same system. on the other hand, though, both users and developers seem supportive, if mainly in spirit, of getting the kinks ironed out. thanks, BabaG |
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By the number of explosions outside, it must be warmup time
for the big midnight shuhbang in this hemisphere. Happy 2018 to those sharing their code, knowledge, experience, advice, and general goodwill! May you all be healthy, wealthy, and wise, in the order of your choosing, as inseperable as they often are. 2017's audio advances would not have been easy to predict. I'll put the Reaper linux port, the advances in wrapping plugins, and the usability of wine-staging, as serious points of liberation from the corporate operating systems, and those selling $300+ daw's . Even though such daws are still bargains in the grand scheme of audio production, what we discuss in these forums can open multitudes of new doors, by the increased affordabilty, and high quality results, of Reaper based audio production. Cheers |
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PreSonus FaderPort crash
Hi! I am try setup FaderPort as control surface, but after set MIDI output to appropriate midi device and click on OK - Reaper exit with "Segmentation fault" message. Reaper 5.70 linux x86_64. FaderPort working nice in Ardour/Mixbus, Renoise
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What's the status on supported plugin APIs on linux?
If I want to port my audio code to a plugin API for linux so that it can run on REAPER (at least in the near future, maybe with a wrapper for now), avoiding VST if possible, what API should I choose? |
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There are several formats on linux, LADSPA & DSSI seem to be of no present relevance, but maybe good if a host supports it. LV2 http://lv2plug.in/ is LADSPA v2 and supports GUIs, the other format in use is LVST which until lately was unsupported by Steinberg. AFAIK official support is only VST3.
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So at the moment VST2/3 would be the only choice, which might even be is easier if you already have VST code. It seems to be a bad idea to use a toolkit like gtk+ or qT, as it might conflict with other plugins, and in the case of reaper with gtk+. Use a specialized toolkit like https://github.com/DISTRHO/DPF or maybe JUCE https://juce.com/get-juce. The other advice is to statically link as much as possible to avoid potential problems with the runtime libs used by other plugins or the host itself.
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Thanks for the advice! It was extremely easy to call my code from juce and get something working, so I think I'm sticking with that. the VST it builds works fine.
I'm not sure if this makes sense as a bug report, but... selecting all FX in a track from the Track FX window works right away, as opposed to windows, where they all get unselected for some reason, and I have to select them again. So I guess this is a bug in the windows version...? I don't know. |
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This linux port is full of small issues like this where it acts slightly different to the windows version. Bug or not, it's hard to tell. Maybe better like this
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half-broken left mouse button?!
Just installed the Linux native x86_64 version 5.71pre7 out of the box with a fresh ~/.REAPER directory. Audio engine is wonderful and plays my old projects through JACK including plenty of bridged WinVSTs with no complaints.
However, the left button only sort of works. With it I can: * select tracks (change media item selection) * double click on a track to select all its contents * dismiss popup menus * focus buttons in dialogs * focus text controls With it I can't: * arm recording on/mute/solo a track * activate buttons in dialogs * activate menus in the menu bar * activate items in the preferences tree control * move the play head to a designated point * select a time range * drag thumbs on scrollbars (particularly, when clicking the horizontal scrollbar on or anywhere inside the arrange view, the play head moves to 0:00.000) Buttons work normally in all other software. The right button brings up popup menus as appropriate. Keyboard controls seem to work. Scroll wheel works. No button remapping via xinput or xpointer or anything like that is active. libgtk 3.22.11, kernel 4.9.51-1, Debian stretch. Ideas? Suggestions? |
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yuck! I will have to see how to disable or patch that out.
Another small problem: I can't change the pitch of an item with shift + 9 (I checked and it's bound in the actions menu), but manually running the action works, changing the semitones in the properties works too. I'm on antergos with gnome 3 if that makes any difference. |
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Searching for anything in REAPER Preferences *sometimes* closes the REAPER Preferences window, often after a single successful occurrence found.
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Don't think I've ever seen this happen, though IIRC the dialog does respond slightly differently to the windows one, possible that you press enter expecting another search while it actually just does OK, so saves settings and closes the dialog?
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I'm sorry, but is everyone running PreSonus FaderPort without crashing?
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Yes at the moment the traffic regarding reaper on linux is low volume, so just write in this thread. But please try to be a bit more specific, like I enabled the support in preferences, but nothing happens at all, reaper crashes, reaper blocks, etc. The more detail you can give the better the chance that someone can fix it, or knows a workaround. Personally I don't have one, so I can't just test to see what happens..
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been playing with reaper in ubuntu studio and have to say i'm really impressed. probably means little as i don't know much about what i'm doing with this kind of work in linux yet.
tried to install avlinux and kxstudio as stated earlier but both froze during installation. ubuntu studio flew through the process, though, so that's what i have. successfully got the kxstudio software installed after that. did not install the full kde but have stuck with xfce. there are definite quirks with the setup but i believe most have to do with the os/de rather than reaper. one thing thatcould become a deal-breaker is the way windows open. i have a complex display setup with three smaller monitors across my desk and a bigscreen tv on the wall for video sync. ubuntu studio set these up perfectly out of the box. the quirk is that some windows, and this happens in reaper sometimes, haven't yert found a pattern, some windows open partially off-screen with the title bar, and thus the ability to grab and move the window, out of reach of the mouse. the only solution i've found is to open the display settings, drag the bigscreen tv and move it over above the display with the partially-visible window, then refresh. the window then displays split between the two monitors but with the title bar grabable. once i've repositioned the window i can put the displays back where they were and refresh. not good if it were to happen many times in a working session, which i'm sure it would. the up side to things is that reaper has seemed to work very well. i've been replicating a surround editing/mixing environment i use in windows and it's been working pretty flawlessly. one thing that has not yet become an issue but puzzles me is that i've been able to get full surround out of my saffire pro40 from reaper but have not yet been able to get jack to run. jackd throws an error every time. not sure how to troubleshoot that. been doing a lot of searching and reading but nothing helpful yet. hasn't interfered with reaper, though, which seems odd. anyway, this is looking really promising and is very impressive. very exciting. thanks, BabaG |
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Menus won't open in 5.7 and later, they work fine in 5.65pre1,
no interim changes in the Mint 18. with nvidia 9400 pcie video card, with linux nvidia nouveau driver. No related terminal output. Basic tarball expansion install, nothing compiled. Cheers |
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