Virtual Playing Orchestra

Community Made With Ardour
#21

I haven’t really updated this in forever, let me try it out with Ardour 7 and see if it still works.

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#22

I’ve just tried this in A7, and it works fine.

Nice work.

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#23

Tried to compile sfizz but there’s no ./configure file … all of the forums all over the net tell me to read the readme which of course I have done but there’s no hint there either

#24

Ok sorry again, I didn’t realize there is a binary package for download …

#25

I see now that the download link is working again. Excellent, and great to hear that the template is functional in Ardour 7.

#26

“Download virtual-playing-ochestra-template-2.1.0.zip” does not work. I find something called Virtual Playing Orchestra 2022.template inside the folder of the same name so I figure that’s the new version. I follow instructions but I rename the template because there are "space"s in it’s name. Also, because it’s not a zip file, I just copy it into ~/.config/ardour7/templates and I can see a template I made earlier is in there. When I start Ardour, I expect to find the new template but it’s not in the list.
I must ask all these stupid questions because there’s so much I don’t know … like someone pointed out that “install liblo” means “install liblo-dev”, as everybody knows. Things that are self explanatory to some are heavy obstacles for a noob like me. I’m very curious about this VPO, it seems like just what I’m looking for.

#27

Of course, when someone asks me how to get to the next bakery or something I won’t tell him to watch out for the traffic whenever he has to cross a road or wait for the traffic lights to turn green… that’s understood. It’s just that now I have these sound files installed in /opt and have no idea how to use them. If I knew where to read about that and learn, I’m totally willing to invest some work (I can’t guarantee to never bother you guys again, though)