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I just saw the code and find out that the CORE_MIDI_BINDINGS parameter is not implemented - it always returns an empty list. So you should find another way to connect your keyboard to LinuxSampler. I would suggest you to take a look in /Applications/Utilities/Audio Midi Setup or try some app like MI...

asmeurer wrote:Fink doesn't install anything in /Applications/Jack/. I think I will try manually installing it and see if I have any luck then. You are talking about the Jack available at jackosx.com?

Yes

You should start jack before creating an audio output device in LinuxSampler. Usually, by launching /Applications/Jack/JackPilot, then click the Start button. Create new audio output device and set the JACK_BINDINGS parameter, for example for channel 1 - system:playback_1, for channel 2 - system:pla...

You should install the development package for sqlite. Usually the name of the package ends with -dev or -devel. For example, on debian it's libsqlite3-dev.

Hi Alex,
LinuxSampler was sending notification events even when there were no actual stream/voice count changes. I just committed a fix for this. Please try the latest CVS version of LinuxSampler and let me know if this fix solve your problem.

Im trying to execute Jsampler Fantasia on debian etch but getting the next error: Exception in Thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: fantasia/jar This exception is thrown when you don't use -jar option: java Fantasia.jar what error do you get when start fantasia with -jar , as it should be:...

How to run jsampler is explained in details here.
How do you try to run fantasia?

This looks like a bug: in the VSL libraries they have basic instruments, part of those instruments is the all instrument that contains all the articulations and is changable via keyswitches. With the Doublebass if you are loading a normal stacato articulation, fantasia shows keyswitches overlapping...

I haven't touch math books for a long time, but if I remember correctly, this means that there is no divisor/factor which divides both numbers without leaving a remainder, except 1 of course.
For example, 4 and 9 are mutual primes but 6 and 9 are not, they have common divisor - 3.