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- How to install - Windows - Fedora - Ubuntu
- How to Build - Debian and Ubuntu - Fedora - All Other Linux Distros
- What is MusiKernel?
###How to Install
######Windows
Download and run the Windows installer here (64 bit only)
######Fedora
From here
sudo dnf copr enable -y musikernel/musikernel
sudo dnf install -y musikernel1
RPM packages can be downloaded directly from here
######Ubuntu
Import the MusiKernel public GPG key (prevents apt-get from complaining about verification)
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 0D94797D691048C1
Follow the instructions in the "Adding this PPA to your system" section here, then:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install musikernel1
Ubuntu packages can be downloaded directly from here
###How to Build
######Debian and Ubuntu
cd [musikernel dir]/src
./ubuntu_deps.sh # as root
make deps
make deb # as root
cd ../ubuntu
dpkg -i musikernel[your_version].deb # as root
######Fedora
cd [musikernel src dir]/src
./fedora_deps.sh
make rpm
cd ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/[your arch]
sudo yum localinstall musikernel[version number].rpm
######All Others
# figure out the dependencies based on the Fedora or Ubuntu dependencies
cd [musikernel src dir]/src
make
# You can specify DESTDIR or PREFIX if packaging,
# the result is fully relocatable
make install
###What is MusiKernel?
MusiKernel is DAWs/hosts, instrument & effect plugins, and a new approach to developing an audio software ecosystem. By promoting centralized development and quality control with maximal code re-use, MusiKernel aims to avoid many of the compatibility problems that have plagued traditional host/plugin architectures.
MusiKernel's UI is powered entirely by Python3 and PyQt5. MusiKernel's audio/MIDI engine is written in C (C89 dialect) for maximum performance and low memory usage.