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#Lmms oversampling export update#

JSFX: fix state encoding of more than 64 sliders with no preset name set.

JSFX: fix project state for high numbers of sliders with very large values.

JSFX: fix loading JSFX from subdirectory of project Effects directory.

JSFX: effects can now check reaper_version and max_nch from their preprocessor.

IDEs: improve syntax highlighting around EEL2 preprocessor-text.

Hardware outputs: improve quality when muting/unmuting tracks that have hardware outputs.

FX: include saved chains in Browser, All Plugins view.

FX: fix possible crash when oversampling used with classic per-FX PDC.

FX: rename-FX window uses modal window positioning preference.

FX: improve behavior with certain FX and parameter changes when in automation-read mode.

FX: avoid audio-thread reset of FX when moving between chains with different oversampling settings.

ARA: mark project dirty when the plugin informs REAPER that the audio modifications have changed.

#Lmms oversampling export update#

API: update UI in response to setting various send parameters.API: improve responsiveness of MIDI_EnumSelEvts() etc with MIDI listview open.API: fix Take/TrackFX_GetNamedConfigParm(fx_type) for CLAP plugins.API: allow renaming FX via TrackFX_SetNamedConfigParm(renamed_name), also support FX_GetNamedConfigParm(original_name).I'm not overjoyed about the prospect of working just in one track (the patchbays were already like spaghetti junction on acid), and I'm going to have to hunt down some MIDI utilities for doing more with less. Obviously I'm going to have to test those next. Obviously I'm still running the test, but my new theory is that either Carla patchbay doesn't like having multiple instances, or something else (Stochas maybe?) doesn't. Before, it was happening every couple of minutes and very noticeably. I've had it running about 15 minutes and as of now there have been no pops, at least none that i've heard. The processor is running at about 25%-35%. In this experiment, I've just got one single Carla Patchbay track in LMMS and nothing else, but I've thrown the kitchen sink at it:ĩ instances of Synth1, 1 instance of u-he Triple Cheese, 2 instances of Vital (heavy patches with all three oscillators running, 9 voice unison, though oversampling is in draft mode), Stochas, QMidiArp, a load of AirWindows effects, and Supermassive. Both are z240s, but the dedicated machine is slightly more powerful. I should add that I'm creating the music on one machine and then moving it to another machine that is dedicated to recording for this particalr project and hopefully moving forward. I thought for ages that I was just maxing out the CPU for producing audio, but I don't think that's the case. It's encouraging, though, that you're saying the hardware should be more than enough. I think I'll look into that next to see if it improves anything. I tried lots of things to fix jack but never managed it and ended up moving on from that solution (to carla patchbay). I had to turn the audio off when qtractor was writing the midi though because the scratching coming from it was stomach-churning. I did have a setup a while ago where i got stochas working through jack and to write midi notes to qtractor that i would then import into LMMS and edit and assign instruments.

Your cpu and ram should be more then enough. I am not a fan of jack, but for your use case it seems the right option.įind out why jack is not working nicely on your system ? Does not matter what you run on top of it.Īrdour does need Jack.