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diff --git a/audio/horgand/README b/audio/horgand/README index d50a748159..ab2f2c53c2 100644 --- a/audio/horgand/README +++ b/audio/horgand/README @@ -1,7 +1,16 @@ -horgand is a softsynth, really simple and easy to use, specially designed -to produce organ sounds, and is also capable of generating other sound -types like Electric Pianos, Jazz Guitar, Strings, Brass, Fretless Bass, -Accordion etc. using low CPU resources. +horgand (organ sounds softsynth) + +horgand is a softsynth, really simple and easy to use, specially +designed to produce organ sounds, and is also capable of generating +other sound types like Electric Pianos, Jazz Guitar, Strings, Brass, +Fretless Bass, Accordion etc. using low CPU resources. + +NOTE: The first time you start horgand, jack should NOT be running. To +enable jack in horgand, use its Settings menu (Audio Output => Jack, +then Save). Then exit horgand, start jack (with e.g. qjackctl), +and run horgand again. It should now be able to connect to the jack +server. Don't forget to connect its audio ouputs to something, if you +want to hear it (and its MIDI inputs to something, to play it). This package uses POSIX filesystem capabilities to execute with elevated privileges (required for realtime audio processing). This |