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On 17/12/11 01:02, Csillag Kristof wrote:

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> Dear linux-audio users,

>

> I am new here, and the world of pro-audio, too.

> I would like to run Kontakt on Linux.

> (Or, to be more specific, I would like to run Galaxy Pianos, which is

> powered by Kontakt.)

>

> My prime candidate for the job is FST.  Here is what I have:

>

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> I am running jack2 (v1.9.7).

>

> Can you help me fixing this?

>

> Thank you for your help:

>

> Kristof Csillag

>

Hi Kristof
I'm afraid I can't help specifically as I haven't used FST in a long

time so basically no longer have any experience of it.
I regularly use GForce M-Tron Pro and Virtual String Machine, Native

Instruments B4II and Elektrik Piano. I've not used them for a while, but

I've used on occasions Akoustik Piano, Kore Player and GForce's Oddity.
I've found to be most successful Wine, Wine-asio and running the

standalone .exe versions.
For Oddity and B4II as an effect (running things through the Leslie sim)

though, I've always used as a .dll within the Cantabile Lite VST host

and that's worked well on the whole.
Maybe the Wine route might be worth investigating.
Best wishes
Q

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