Thank you!  I know it can be a lot of work maintaining Csound on
Windows so I appreciated these releases a lot especially since I've
been unable to find a suitable linux-based DAW.  Most of my experience
is in Pro-Tools and I've been looking for VST alternatives this week.
I was excited about Ardour 3 being released but it still has more
issues than I'm willing to deal with, even for free software.  My
response was to spend the $100 on Cubase Essentials.  It looks like
I'll be keeping my Windows install around for a while longer which is
a bummer, but I'm very excited about using Cabbage and Csound VST with
it!

Thanks again!

Cheers,
~ andy.f



On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 8:00 PM, Michael Gogins
 wrote:
> I have posted a recent version of CsoundVST to my DropBox site as a shared
> file
> (https://www.dropbox.com/s/rrvjhprwrrlrm4e/Csound5.19-gnu-win32-vst-d.exe).
>
> I had to remove my Web site because it was too much trouble to maintain,
> mainly on account of spammers. I have replaced the Web site which used to be
> at http://www.michael-gogins.com with a Tumbler blog at
> http://michaelgogins.tumblr.com/. The CsoundVST download can also be
> downloaded from there via http://michaelgogins.tumblr.com/CsoundVST.
>
> Regards,
> Mike
>
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I hear you loud and clear Andy. I too struggle with Ardour. QTractor
is quite useable but lacks a lot of features. Renoise is, IMO, by far
the most professional of all audio software available on Linux, but
it's not everyone's cup of tea. Bitwig Studio looks like it might be a
game changer but I wouldn't hold my breath until its release.
Tracktion 4 was recently released. Development is back in the hands of
its original author, who is also the main developer behind the JUCE
class library, which is supported on Linux. So in theory it could be
ported to Linux, but again I wouldn't hold my breath. There is also
work going on at Cockos to bring Reaper to Linux. But from looking
through the user forums it's clear most users would rather the
developers spend their time improving the windows and OSX version.
Fear not however, soon you'll be able to write a pretty functional DAW
using nothing but Cabbage and Csound!




On 13 March 2013 01:12, andy fillebrown  wrote:
> Thank you!  I know it can be a lot of work maintaining Csound on
> Windows so I appreciated these releases a lot especially since I've
> been unable to find a suitable linux-based DAW.  Most of my experience
> is in Pro-Tools and I've been looking for VST alternatives this week.
> I was excited about Ardour 3 being released but it still has more
> issues than I'm willing to deal with, even for free software.  My
> response was to spend the $100 on Cubase Essentials.  It looks like
> I'll be keeping my Windows install around for a while longer which is
> a bummer, but I'm very excited about using Cabbage and Csound VST with
> it!

Hi,
Has anyone tried Reaper over wine more thouroghly? It works but I have tried it just a bit. And I have read there are ways to connect the output somehow over wine asio drivers to jack.
Greetings,
Tarmo

If the performance is comparable to other native hosts, then this is a
revelation! I'll have to try it out.

I am doing lots of MIDI so I downloaded the Reaper evaluation earlier
today and I'm already loving it.  What a fantastic program ...and
scriptable too!!!  Thank you Csound community for introducing me to
it!

Cheers,
~ andy.f



On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 8:16 PM, peiman khosravi
 wrote:
> I used Around for some hard core mixing with manual granular synthesis and
> beats and all. It's really nice. I tried doing the same stuff with Reaper
> and gave up after a week. Painful! But then if you're doing lots of midi,
> reaper is probably better.
>
> P
>
>
> On 14 March 2013 00:14, peiman khosravi  wrote:
>>
>> If you're on linux I'd definitely go with Ardour instead. Much better in
>> my opinion.
>>
>> P
>>
>>
>> On 13 March 2013 19:13, Tarmo Johannes 
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>> Has anyone tried Reaper over wine more thouroghly? It works but I have
>>> tried it just a bit. And I have read there are ways to connect the output
>>> somehow over wine asio drivers to jack.
>>> Greetings,
>>> Tarmo
>>>
>>> 2013 3 13 12:21 kirjutas kuupäeval "Rory Walsh" :
>>>
>>>> I hear you loud and clear Andy. I too struggle with Ardour. QTractor
>>>> is quite useable but lacks a lot of features. Renoise is, IMO, by far
>>>> the most professional of all audio software available on Linux, but
>>>> it's not everyone's cup of tea. Bitwig Studio looks like it might be a
>>>> game changer but I wouldn't hold my breath until its release.
>>>> Tracktion 4 was recently released. Development is back in the hands of
>>>> its original author, who is also the main developer behind the JUCE
>>>> class library, which is supported on Linux. So in theory it could be
>>>> ported to Linux, but again I wouldn't hold my breath. There is also
>>>> work going on at Cockos to bring Reaper to Linux. But from looking
>>>> through the user forums it's clear most users would rather the
>>>> developers spend their time improving the windows and OSX version.
>>>> Fear not however, soon you'll be able to write a pretty functional DAW
>>>> using nothing but Cabbage and Csound!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On 13 March 2013 01:12, andy fillebrown 
>>>> wrote:
>>>> > Thank you!  I know it can be a lot of work maintaining Csound on
>>>> > Windows so I appreciated these releases a lot especially since I've
>>>> > been unable to find a suitable linux-based DAW.  Most of my experience
>>>> > is in Pro-Tools and I've been looking for VST alternatives this week.
>>>> > I was excited about Ardour 3 being released but it still has more
>>>> > issues than I'm willing to deal with, even for free software.  My
>>>> > response was to spend the $100 on Cubase Essentials.  It looks like
>>>> > I'll be keeping my Windows install around for a while longer which is
>>>> > a bummer, but I'm very excited about using Cabbage and Csound VST with
>>>> > it!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Send bugs reports to the Sourceforge bug tracker
>>>>             https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=81968&atid=564599
>>>> Discussions of bugs and features can be posted here
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>>>> csound"
>>>>
>>
>

All man if you have a fast desk to you can try to use Live7 with wine it
worked for me but i have a slowtop. Acid Pro 7 dose not work(i wish). But i
am not sure of max/msp5 or maxforlive will work?



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I have tried Ardour3 beta5 lately for some simple recording sessions. It crashes sometimes but is really nice! Hope it gets more stable soon. it has also midi tracks, but i did not try those. Reaper is good and cheap, of course.
tarmo