What Operative system/version do you use?

You need an editor. Something like this:
http://www.swamiproject.org/

"Error while parsing configuration file at line 1:1: unexpected end of file" I don't know what config files there are but I find one file, ".lmmsrc.xml", that you can rename like this: mv .lmmsrc.xml .lmmsrc.xmlBACKUP Next time you try and start lmms the file will be recreated f...

Sampled sounds that sound authentic are sampled more than once. Like if you want to make a grand piano sound like a grand piano you sample it once every three keys or so. You need another sample player and format. In LMMS you go for the sf2 soundfont player. I don't know of any good source of .sf2 f...

bleevlee wrote:...so I can make it not sound modulated off that single note?

Right click the track and choose "Open in piano-roll".

Thank you!

That's some effort you've put into making this.

Completely. I know nothing about this terminology. About music-making in general. So how do I start? Can somebody point me to some tutorial or something of the sort? With a base drum? No really. This is an impossible question to answer as, depending on who you are, it can take you from one month ti...

libxinerama1 is a dependency anyway but probably not under compile time.
http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/lmms
You can try this command to see if it wants to pull in any further packages: Rock on!

Here: http://lmms.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Compiling_LMMS#Other_Notes I forgot exactly how I arrived to this solution: sudo aptitude install libxft-dev libfreetype6-dev . (KoenR: had the same issue, but resolved it using sudo aptitude install libxinerama1 libxinerama-dev ) You might need libxi...

search for xinerama in synaptic and just install what's in there that ends with -dev
try: