guitar fx programs
so far i have found 2 guitar fx programs that work half way decent that are not command line. the first is gnuitar, and the second is ExEf. if anyone knows of any other decent guitar fx programs give me a shout.
i am seeking a guitar fx program that has tap tempo, and reverse delay, with a semi decent gui for retarded rock stars like myself. |
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ok my GCC and QT are newer than what his were, and i had compile issues. make freaked out @ the java section. =( but THANKS for the link and heads up. i emailed him requesting to update the package, and possibly make an RPM so my slackware machine could deal with it.
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I don't know how much it has been worked on or updated. I tried it, not too bad. Most effects work well the distortion is a little touchy. Would be nice to see this get picked up, maybe rolled into another project.
How has your mileage been with the other two you mentioned. |
my machines not the greatest, exef has shown _alot_ of potential. gnuitar while also very good could use some work. i usually get the programs to freak out a half hour into there use, but then again my systems not configured perfectly.
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what package did you use? im compiling from source the 2.1 tarball right now
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ok the 2.1 gave me a TON of errors, the 2.2rc2 errored once during make
threadeffector.cpp:93: error: 'EBUSY' was not declared in this scope 2.2rc2 seemed to get quite a bit further in the building than 2.1 |
I'm running Kubuntu on my main desktop so I just used apt to grab them. I have a feeling it's not really to well maintained anymore, but that's just a guess.
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I haven't used any of those programs, but I have been using ecamegapedal for years and I'm very happy with it.
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Anybody tried Jack Rack?
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i cannot get jack rack to connect for the life of me to the jack server. i also have alot of trubble with rakarrack in the same regards.
ecamegapedal is new to me. yes i had checked the "slapt" repositories for slackware with nothing regarding creox or ecamegapedal. ill look up the source for eca megapedal and report back |
I supose it's a bit old now. (2004) but it's based on ecasound (a powerful cli sound engine) and has a nice frontend. you can process files or live sound. (I usualy use it on my laptop between my bass and my amp.) it has some great presets and uses ladspa plugins so you can create your own. OTOH: I'm using it because it is in my repository (gentoo's portage) IDK how hard it might be to install from the source and exef and gnuitar are not available to me through portage so I haven't tried them.
Edit: creox is in portage so I'll give it a shot. It's a jack program though; when I'm recording I use ladspa plugins directly in ardour or stompboxes, when playing live I like that ecamegapedal just uses the soundcard directly nothing else needs to be running. More Edit: maybee I won't try creox not only does it need jack; it needs arts. I'm not on kde and don't like arts. |
i get build errors on ecamegapedal, apparently i didnt have timidity installed? slapt-get installed timidity.... reconfigured now running gmake again. again same errors.
Code:
(.text+0x301): undefined reference to `MIDI_CLIENT::register_server(MIDI_SERVER*)' |
i get build errors on ecamega pedal, i installed timidity++, and still the same error.
try exef, its easy as pie to build from source, and will rock without jack or artsd has a handy tuner, and several packages of presets. Code:
(.text+0x301): undefined reference to `MIDI_CLIENT::register_server(MIDI_SERVER*)' |
my eca sound is 2.5.2
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