I need a tutorial of how to compilate LMMS in Kubuntu

[goines]

In Kubuntu 12.04 I used LMMS 1.0.3 without problems. Late but sure the updates was coming. But in the Kubuntu 14.04 the Muon Discover show me the LMMS 1.0.0 as the most stable version and without the VeSTige, even if I have the WINE installed in my system, if this is the thing.
I was search for compiling LMMS 1.1.0 and I found a step by step tutorial. But I get errors.
I install CMake, and all the libraries and dependencies that the tutorial suggest to me. Also I install the git and git repositories and I dont know for what is this. Anyway.
I want to compile LMMS 1.1.0 because is great as I saw in the news. And I want to keep my projects using the VeSTige etc.
I need to know a step by step tutorial that explain this. Even if I can get an app for LMMS. Because the app from kxstudio gave me a broke disaster haha.
I need to know for example where I must have the lmms-1.1.0.tar.gz file for when I compile it. I must to keep in the root folder? I must to have in the user folder? or downloads folder? Is this important? Ok. I hope you can help me with this.
Thanks.

[Eino]

This may take longer,but I'am waiting till the debian package is ready. Till then I'll just keep checking for it like this. https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=lmms

[goines]

Thanks. I guess Im have to wait till the new updates.
Even do, I already install the LMMS 1.0.3 using a ppa from this page https://launchpad.net/~irie/+archive/ubuntu/lmms
I think is the same thing with this. I must to wait the update of packages.

The problem with VeSTige was a simple solution. Just I needed: "...assign /usr/lib/lmms to some drive letter using Wine configuration (winecfg). Otherwise, Wine cannot load VST plugin (VeSTige)."

PS: I very like your music at soundcloud.

[rghvdberg]

Just use these repos, they have everything you need for pro audio on ubuntu / debian, including lmms 1.1.0
http://kxstudio.sourceforge.net/Repositories

From the above webpage:

Ubuntu users can also install deb files for the repositories, but different files are needed for each version.
As such, we recommend you to enable the repositories using the command-line instead. Just follow these steps:

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# Cleanup previous installations if needed
sudo rm -f /var/kxstudio/*
sudo apt-get purge kxstudio-repos

# Install needed tools
sudo apt-get install software-properties-common wget

# Enable KXStudio repo (press 'Enter' once asked)
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kxstudio-debian/kxstudio

# Update software sources
sudo apt-get update

# Install kxstudio-repos
sudo apt-get install kxstudio-repos

# Update software sources again
sudo apt-get update

[goines]

Thanks mate. But I already tryd the kxstudio repositorys and I had a lot of problems in my kubuntu. The audio just disappear, the lmms crash etc. When I ran the purge-app comand just eliminates everything in my system

[Sti-Jay]

The audio just disappear, the lmms crash etc. When I ran the purge-app comand just eliminates everything in my system

Could be your audio setting in LMMS. Try SDL.

[Gps]

Compiling is not that hard but tis a lot of work, and has some disadvantages.

https://github.com/LMMS/lmms/wiki/Compiling-lmms

Besides the libs stated, you aslo need the devel files. ( and on openSUSE I needed more as listed, but cmake will tell you )

For most people it come down to running cmake a lot and look for errors. Then fix those and do cmake again, untill all errors are gone.

But as others stated, you better use a repository.

[notorand]

Be careful with the kxstudio repo!
I am running Kubuntu 14.04 with KDE v4.13.3 and the kxstudio repo is trying to push a number of packages for KDE v4.11.1.
I allowed it once a few weeks ago and I ended up with a complete reinstallation and I was not able to rollback to 4.13.3.
Apart of this, in my 64bit system that repo is delivering a working LMMS installation.