Re: Do we want LV2 and jack-midi?

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On Mon, 6 Jun 2022 22:25:40 +0100
chuck elliot <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi All,
> 
> Pipewire claims to be a replacement for both jack and pulseaudio

Seems that it only PLANS to be a replacement. On Suse-Leap the package manager very nicely installs everything you want with 'pipewire' in it but that also means that Pulse audio has to be deleted but with that the PAVU control panel is NOT replaced by any equal or superior Pipewire version. That is, the Pulse panel is still there but it's all ghosted and doesn't do anything. 

> and provides drop-in replacements for programs that expect either to
> be present. It also claims to be low-latency. My distro (Fedora)
> moved to Pipewire a few updates ago and I hardly noticed. I usually
> route fluidsynth through alsa so I haven't tried rg via Pipewire but
> I'll give the pulseaudio drop-in a tryout. If, as it claims, pw is to
> be the standard Linux sound/media server (it does video too), then I
> guess rg should have a good look at it...



Seconded

 
> I have no view on LV2.

I also tried carla but could't get anywhere with it. Where does one set it up in RG "as a plugin" (per carla docs)?



> Regards,
> 
> Chuck Elliot.
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