Dave Phillips

I saw, rather belatedly, your May 2011 review of mhwaveedit on 2/19/12. You suggested that mhwaveedit might be abandonware. I dropped a note to Magnus, and got a courteous, immediate and helpful reply, as always. (He had not seen the Friends of Jack article.) He makes sure that mhwaveedit compiles correctly on all modern Linux distributions and sees that works with the different sound systems. He adds new features as time allows and when he gets requests. Apparently lv2 support has not reached that threshold. I am delighted to report it is clearly not abandonware.

Hi Dave, I enjoyed reading your article about Linux arpeggiators, and my thanks for including hypercyclic! If you like hypercyclic though, you might perhaps be also interested in its new little chordgenerator cousin, tonespace 2.0. Now available for Linux and also freeware.

for more info, please see www.mucoder.net/tonespace

cheers
Leo

Hi Dave. I am a retired engineer ( and keyboard player) that recently got into Ubuntu Studio. I have been working through the setups of using realtime kernels and have had good success thus far. I am wondering if anyone has been able to run Band in a Box using JACK. I can't seem to find a way to do that and posts to other forums directly relating to JACK have not been answered. Any thought?

PS, Ardour 3 looks like a game changer for musicians using Linux.