     published under the GNU General Public License.
     A copy of the License can be found in the COPYING file

Contributions

Roy Vegard Ovesen (work on nsm support) Matthew McGuire (LFO phase setting)

Description

QMidiArp is an arpeggiator, sequencer and MIDI LFO for ALSA and JACK. For further information on general function please refer to the qmidiarp manual page.

Dependencies

You need the following development headers and libraries for building:

qtbase(5 or 6)-dev (qt(5 or 6)-devel) qt(5 or 6)-tools-dev qttools(5 or 6)-dev qt6-l10n-tools for language translations libasound2-dev (libalsa-devel) libjack-dev (jackit-devel) liblo-dev (liblo-devel) for nsm support lv2-dev (lv2-devel) for building the LV2 modules libpango1.0-dev for building robtk LV2 UIs libcairo2-dev for building robtk LV2 UIs libpugl-dev for building robtk LV2 UIs

Installation with cmake (qmidiarp >= 0.6.7, defaults to Qt6)

After unpacking: cd qmidiarp-<version> mkdir build cd build (for configuration: ccmake ..) cmake .. make sudo make install

Installation with auto* tools (defaults to Qt6)

For building with autoconf/automake as build system. For short

./configure [--enable-qt5] make make install

does the trick. Please refer to the INSTALL file for more information.

Git check-out

If you start with a fresh Git checkout, please first make sure you have the following packages installed:

autoconf automake libtool

If this is the case, run

autoreconf -i

in the top of the source tree to get a proper configure script. For more instructions about compiling and installing this application please refer to the INSTALL file.

Doxygen documentation

If you have doxygen installed, you can use

make doxygen-doc

to produce functional html documentation of all classes. The html files are written to the doxygen-doc directory.

Help

User documentation is provided at

qmidiarp.sourceforge.net

Please ask for help there, too.

Qmidiarp

Install / Use

README