Yes, I got it working on Patchbox OS!! Thanks indeed to the above mentioned thred and this post: Munt Reloaded - Development

Well I got the impression there were still some things on the to do list: - Proper Jack support (at least for a n00b like me it's fairly impossible to get that working, e.g. do/don't I need portaudio on a Raspberry Pi) - Building the Qt version for linux is also not straightforward as can be seen in …

OK, well this thread gives the impression a lot is happening. Apparently not 🙁

Mmm, why didn't I see these Qt suggestions earlier. i ran into similar problems trying to add Munt Qt to patchbox OS. Another evening coming up trying this :) BTW is there something like Munt nightlies. I have the impression there is quite some Munt development going on, however the version I can …

OK, thanks. I followed a similar tutorial on retropie to get mt32d & xmt32 working, but that tutorial explicitly excluded the qt binary. However, with my lack of linux knowledge I tried to use this to also get the mt32emu-qt binary. With qt4 I got it sort of working on Patchbox OS, but it killed …

I know @t9999clint is working on WavePi, which will probably fulfill most of my needs. Still I wanted to experiment with more options. So in my quest for a Raspberry Pi 3B setup that can act as a Roland MT32 & SC-55 emulator I came across Patchbox OS. I have a Hifiberry DAC+ADC hat and unfortunately …

I'm also checking out potential candidates for a RPi solution offering me MT32 & GM Midi for my (Sharp X68000) retro gaming needs. I came across: WavePI, on this forum PatchBox OS Zynthian Zynthian is the most end-user friendly solution it seems, but has no MT32 on it. Wondering how easy/hard it is …

In anticipation of Wave Pi I now played a bit with PatchBox OS, that uses Jack Audio. So I got familiar with an out of the box Jack installation (since I couldn't find an easy install tutorial for Raspberry Pi), which looks really cool! I did lose the real time kernel to be able to support my …

Nice you consider the Web GUI. I'm a total n00b regarding Linux Audio. I basically followed some tutorials and hence I used pulseaudio. I couldn't get the following working with just ALSA alone: - Route input audio to output and record the input at the same time (independent of the Midi use case …

Great project!! Basically what I need as Midi module for my Sharp X68000! I've been playing with Munt and Fluidsynth myself. My experience with Fluidsynth and the FluidR3 GM soundfont is not so good. It sounds not even half as good as the Roland Sound Canvas VA VST on Windows :( Munt on the other …