Audio .pets from Studio 1337 4.0

[l0wt3ch]

Audio .pets from Studio 1337 4.0

Most of these are the latest available versions, except for easyeffects, which is the same version number as the one in the Bookworm repos, but has more plugin functionality built-in.

alsa-1.2.13.pet 9.7MB
ardour-8.11.pet 20.8MB
easyeffects-7.0.1.pet 19.1MB
fluidsynth-no-sdl2.pet 714KB
guitarix-0.44.1.pet 32.6MB
jack2.pet 542KB
pipewire-1.26.pet 12.9MB Comes with wireplumber 5.7.
qpwgraph-0.8.1.pet 213KB
qsynth-1.0.2.pet 294KB
qtractor-1.5.2.pet 2.1MB
rakarrack-0.6.1.pet 3MB
rnnoise.pet 2.8MB
rosegarden-22.12.1.pet 8MB

[rockedge]

I can't get a download for the RT kernel to work. First the site forced me to register then insists on me downloading an app to complete the download.....not happening. So even after registering it will not work unless I use their app? No freaking way. This type of transfer location is highly suspicious to me and intrusive.

Too bad......I really wanted to test out the RT kernel on a KLV-Spectr-RTby replacing the RT kernel I compiled with yours. But at this rate of inconvenience not worth it.

[l0wt3ch]

What? I had no idea!

I just signed up for this website. Let me take a look.

[Jasper]

@l0wt3ch

Are you using the 'Free' plan?

If so, there are some restrictions in place.

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[l0wt3ch]

Sorry, updated the link.

[geo_c]

I'm assuming these pets contain all the dependencies, and that would need to be handle package manager on a given pup. Correct?

[l0wt3ch]

these pets contain all the dependencies

@geo_c

No they don't, sorry. You'll have to install them from apt.

Well, some of them do. Pipewire meson build process builds its own dependencies, so those are included in that package.

Easiest way to install the dependencies (if you're running BWP64) is to apt install the package, which will install the dependencies, and then uninstall the package, before installing the .pet. For instance, if you want to install the Ardour .pet, just do 'apt install ardour', wait for it to be installed with its dependencies, and then 'apt remove ardour'. Then install the .pet.

HTH