I'm not sure why you have to run from the command prompt. I don't. I 100% agree about the logo though. I was going to do a new one, but I ended up getting sidetracked with real life. Maybe I'll be able to get that together soon.

neee.. afaik the patch is for loading internals instrument-presets, specifically for loading VST presets of types fxp, fxb, but that is also a super improvement! it wont however automate anything from vst's. I would like to clarify that said patch does add VST automation. It was just an added featu...

I have used Jack for just this purpose in Linux, but it should work in Windows as well unless you don't have all your drivers.

I would use sample tracks rather than AFP. The reason your sample isn't looping right is that the tempo you have set in LMMS is different from the tempo the sample is recorded at. In this case you need to increase the LMMS tempo a bit until the sample takes up exactly 4 measures. This is much easier...

The hidden global automation for your track somehow got set to 140 at the beginning. Just right-click the BPM and select "edit track global automation."

Oh boy. Now you're in for it. I learned the hard way that you do not have to and should not link the software used. Their help page telling you to do that is a bunch of thermal gel. Youtube is really a pain in the face when it comes to monetization. Trust me, I monetized a year running webshow and n...

I'm right HERE. No, on the left. :lol: If you need detailed specs, here's my recommendation: * At least 4 GB RAM, ideally running DDR v3 * CPU with a total effective speed of at least 6-8 ghz, it can be dual core 3 ghz or whatever hits at least 6 * Audio acceleration chips can make a big difference,...

Or, I could reply on the forums. ;) I'm not sure how to achieve this, it is something that can only be done through a bit of experimentation. The probability of other members here having needed this and figuring out the result earlier is fairly small. This actually happens with a lot of extremely sp...

1. I'd try 64-bit. If it doesn't work out, you can just switch to 32-bit.

Can't provide useful answers to the others ATM.

1. Click the tool icon next to the track you want your keyboard to send notes to
2. Go under MIDI->Input
3. Select "MIDI USB" or whatever similar option looks like your midi keyboard


I'm just assuming that when you say "preset" you mean "track."