LinuxSampler... Possible to Route Multiple channels of audio (ReaWire)??

[777funk]

I find LinuxSampler (with QSampler as the GUI running in the background of Reaper) to be VERY useful.

But... I don't want all audio going to one track in REaper since I would like to process them all separately. Is there a way to send each instrument in LinuxSampler to it's own Audio track within REaper?

[Tobbe]

This might work: https://forum.cockos.com/showthread....t=Linuxsampler

[777funk]

Originally Posted by Tobbe

This might work: https://forum.cockos.com/showthread....t=Linuxsampler

Excellent! And exactly what I'm trying to do here. However, in his picture, he's got multi-channel outputs from QSampler. For some reason I only have outputs 1 and 2.

[777funk]

I see the problem... mine says "2 out" in the plugin in Reaper. I'm not sure how to get the 32 out version of the LinuxSampler plugin.

[Glennbo]

Originally Posted by 777funk

I see the problem... mine says "2 out" in the plugin in Reaper. I'm not sure how to get the 32 out version of the LinuxSampler plugin.

When I'm in the FX Browser in REAPER, both the VSTi and LV2 versions say (32 out) at the end of their descriptions.

I'm running Manjaro and got it from the repository, but you might try grabbing a compiled version from KXStudio.

https://kx.studio/Repositories:Plugins

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[777funk]

Originally Posted by Glennbo

When I'm in the FX Browser in REAPER, both the VSTi and LV2 versions say (32 out) at the end of their descriptions.

I'm running Manjaro and got it from the repository, but you might try grabbing a compiled version from KXStudio.

https://kx.studio/Repositories:Plugins

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Found the problem... apparently there's a 2 out version as well as a 32 out version. Installed the 32 out from a .deb in the terminal and all is well.

There are so many ways to install in Ubuntu that I should put this here for anyone else trying to remember how to install from a .deb package.

Download the .deb package then do this in a terminal:
sudo dpkg -i <package_file.deb> (actual location of the .deb package)

Software Center (the native installer) wasn't working but terminal was.

[Glennbo]

Originally Posted by 777funk

Found the problem... apparently there's a 2 out version as well as a 32 out version. Installed the 32 out from a .deb in the terminal and all is well.

There are so many ways to install in Ubuntu that I should put this here for anyone else trying to remember how to install from a .deb package.

Download the .deb package then do this in a terminal:
sudo dpkg -i <package_file.deb> (actual location of the .deb package)

Software Center (the native installer) wasn't working but terminal was.

Glad you got that part sorted.

Besides assigning midi channels in qsampler, you can also specify the midi bus to use in REAPER, which gives you 16 midi channels across 16 midi busses in REAPER for up to 256 unique midi channel / REAPER bus combinations.

I never use more than a couple of instruments in a project, so just having 16 midi channels is more than I would normally use.