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And if you don't run pipewire you are able to launch LS with JACK successfully, right?

Please try to be more precise about what behaviour you encounter exactly. For instance you now explained you tried to launch LS by Pipewire, but it failed. What are the error messages that you got in this case? Did you compile both pipewire and LS by yourself? Or did you install one of the two or bo...

Well, for other file formats (.gig, .sfz) you could add an instrument script:
http://doc.linuxsampler.org/Instrument_Scripts/

But that's not supported for Sound Font files (.sf2). So either you use a MIDI filter app in front, or adjust the regions of the sf2 file.

That's because of exactly what the error message sais: you need start the JACK daemon, if you want to use JACK as audio output.

Just for the records, this discussion has moved to the mailing list:
https://sourceforge.net/p/linuxsampler/ ... sg37341010

:D Good to know! Although I do some programming, I never really 'patched' before. I'll look into the code of wav2gig more deeply and participate in the mailinglist, when I'm ready to contribute. Cheers, Kolja svn co https://svn.linuxsampler.org/svn/libgig/trunk libgig cd libgig [ ... edit source co...

Example: 'TP - 1SS - 64 - 065 - F3.wav' shows the correct range as of F3 (midi note 65), but the 'Unity note' is still C4, so when playing that note, the tone has the wrong pitch. - Is there a way to automate this? ATM (a) loop points , (b) unity note (a.k.a. "root note") and (c) fine tuning are ta...

So you are assuming that a corrupt sf2/sfz file is causing the instruments DB scan to abort. What is the precise error message that you get (i.e. check the console)?

You did a recursive directory scan, right?

To efficiently find the exact SVN revision that broke that feature for you, I recommend to use svn-bisect . On .deb based distros you find that tool inside the subversion-tools package. As this tool uses a bisection algorithm you only need to try out max. 10 SVN revisions to find the exact SVN revis...

Please note that it is not likely that someone will look into this and fix it unless somebody (e.g. you) proactively provides more details. One way would be providing a stripped down SFZ (few lines) demonstrating the issue, another way would be finding out the SVN revision that broke that feature fo...