I've been trying to figure this one out and I see some similarities to this thread, but it isn't quite the same: https://lmms.io/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=30807&p=64302&hilit=crash#p64302 . I'm not on Ubuntu or Mint, but rather Debian Testing which they're both derivatives of. Long story...

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Mon Oct 21, 2019 12:23 am

I usually just copy one piano roll and paste it to the top or the bottom of the second one and then I can use that as a guide and then just delete it later.

Does that allow you have two open piano rolls though? The Song Editor view of them doesn't appear large enough to see the details.

Is this possible? If so, I haven't seen how. I'm working on a project and am trying to line up fills on the drums with arpeggiated bass changes. Trouble is I'm using the LinnDrum VST for the beat track instead of B&B editor, so I'm spending a lot of time bouncing back and forth between the two p...

Is there a way to force a VST to output on both left and right? yes, but you will loose channel-spread/ panning Use a stereo-matrix on your VSTs FX-page and send all left-signal to right, then they are identical cool synth I just loaded Not so great if it really only have one channel, but are you s...

Is there a way to force a VST to output on both left and right? I have a cool synth I just loaded, but it's only playing on the left channel and I'd like to bounce it to the right also.

This is (sort of) solved as of this morning. I was able to install Carla successfully, which took a bit of doing. The AppImage for it wasn't recognized by LMMS, so I jumped through some hoops to get the downloads from KXStudios added as a repo and was able to find and install via Synaptic. There's a...

If you run lmms from the command line it may give us some debug statements to work with. Pardon my ignorance, but how do you do that with an AppImage? Like any other binary. Just type the path to the binary. For instance, in my Downloads directory I have a dedicated LMMS directory. I can run lmms b...

If you run lmms from the command line it may give us some debug statements to work with. Pardon my ignorance, but how do you do that with an AppImage? This is only the third one I've ever run, and never before from the command line. I've installed a bunch of times from tarballs, .deb, and .rpm pack...

Currently running Debian 10 Stable. I uninstalled the native package available from the repos since it was 1.1.3 and downloaded the 1.2 appimage. It still sees the old file structure that was created and a preset that I made to the Triple Osc, which works perfectly within the update. Everything seem...

I just installed on Debian, and it seems to be working. I'll hop over to the other distro later and see what the deal is there.