Wineasio, Guitar Rig and Jack issue on Maverik, AMD 64

[Hartmut Noack]

Am 22.12.2010 19:55, schrieb Scott Lavender:
> On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 11:19 AM, NG<noisyguitar at yahoo.com>  wrote:
>
>>   Hi Ronan, Thanks for the fast reply!
>>
>> I've tried the native apps you mention. "Calf plugins" have a nice
>> modulation tools that I'll be using, Scooperlooper will come in handy indeed
>> and as for Rakarrack, although it seems promising, lacks of a good amp and
>> overdrive/distortion emulator, and this functionality is critical for the
>> work I intent to do. The ideal thing would be using my real amp and stomp
>> boxes, but I live in a small place and I know I will disturb the
>> neighbours.
>>
>> I would love to be using pure libre/open source software and hope one day
>> Rakarrack becomes a great emulator, but in the mean time, Guitar Rig is the
>> only one that gets close (and works in linux)to the tone of my real set-up.
>> If anybody else know of any other open source emulator I can try please let
>> me know.
>>
>> Anyway, I apologize for not providing further details. Here they are:
>>
>> 0. Kernel:  2.6.35-23-generic
>> 1. Jack starts and run without interruptions (I've being testing it for
>> some days)
>> 2. All native apps I've tried work smoothly (Ardour, Rakarrack, calf
>> plugin, Jack rack, Hydrogen, etc )
>>
>> 3. Never heard of Reaper. Just went to the website and installed the 32 bit
>> version (tried 64 bit version but didn't work). In the "Audio device" window
>> I chose "ASIO" as my Audio device and then "Wine ASIO Driver" in the next
>> drop box. The drop boxes "Enable input" and "Output range" are empty and
>> when pressing the button "ASIO Configuration..." nothing happens.
>>
>> When done, I got an error window: "Error initializing ASIO driver" :(
>>
>> I have downgraded Wine to the default version (1.2) to narrow down the
>> possibilities and still using wineasio-beta_0.9.0~beta0_64bit.deb<http://sourceforge.net/projects/kxstudio/files/DEBs/wineasio-beta_0.9.0%7Ebeta0_64bit.deb/download>found here:
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/kxstudio/files/DEBs/. Reaper was installed
>> over Wine 1.2.
>>
>> BTW, to installed wineasio, I extracted the DEB file and copy
>> "wineasio.dll" to /lib32/wine/. then I run "regsvr32 wineasio.dll"
>> sucessfully and finally installed Reaper. Did it this way because I read in
>> a forum that the DEB was compiled using Ubuntu lucid not maverik, so this
>> method was suggested.
>>
>> I'll  try to get into the IRC channel.
>>
>> NG
>>
>>
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>
> You might also try Guitarix instead of Rakarrack.
>
> http://guitarix.sourceforge.net/

I second that absolutely 101%. If you build it from source you can get 
the variant gx_head as well that presents the software indeed as real amp.

best regs... HZN
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