kingfisher wrote:

lewisalexander2020 wrote:

Hi folks.

Can anyone give me guidance on how to install pianoteq 7 and organteq 1.6 on a raspberry pi 4b running the latest build of Raspberry Pi OS? I'm a little stuck.

any advice, terminal commands, other resources to get the best out of both products on a Pi4B, would be much appreciated.

interface is a hifiberry DAC2Pro and master controller is a fatar studiologic SL88 Studio  Don't want it headless as it's going to be driven by a 15.6" touch panel.

Can anyone help please?

lew

I don't have access to my Rasberry right now but here are the highlights from my notes:

Enable VNC Server on your Raspberry if you want to access remotely, I believe it is included in the current 64bit OS otherwise it can be downloaded:
https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/down...spberrypi/

Download Pianoteq using the webbrowser on your Raspberry
Move the downloaded file from download folder to /home/pi

In a console window run the following command in the same folder of the Pianoteq 7z/zip package:
wget -qO setup.py https://git.io/JqVD6 && sudo python3 setup.py

This will install Pianoteq and the configure the OS with the optimal settings to run Pianoteq, unfortunately I don't believe this command is configured to install Organteq...

the script you mentioned, does this turn it into a headless spec? if so, that would cause a few issues. I'll give this a go...

right, off to get my hands on a copy of 64 bit raspberry pi os. running 32 bit official as this is a bit new to me lol.

The plan is to provide a studio piano for our church, an Anglican, traditional church in North Wales, where I am one of the organists and session musicians as well as their technician. The original piano was one of those nasty old yamaha clavinova's from the early 90's which had an electrical fire. so am building something rather unique. So, ideally I want to supply a system that covers a few options, primarily the piano system, then Organteq for moments where the console may be out of action, etc and ideally a workstation synth for other bread and butter sounds.

lew

I use our Pianoteq Rasberry on our church's Yamaha NU1, connected to the usb-out.
If you don't install/configure VNC you can control Pianoteq via keyboard, mouse and I assume touchscreen.

The latest 64 bit OS can be retrieved here: https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspi...021-05-28/

If you download it to your PC you can create a bootable image on a micro SD card with the Raspberry Pi Imager app

lewisalexander2020 wrote:

Hi folks.

Can anyone give me guidance on how to install pianoteq 7 and organteq 1.6 on a raspberry pi 4b running the latest build of Raspberry Pi OS? I'm a little stuck.

any advice, terminal commands, other resources to get the best out of both products on a Pi4B, would be much appreciated.

interface is a hifiberry DAC2Pro and master controller is a fatar studiologic SL88 Studio  Don't want it headless as it's going to be driven by a 15.6" touch panel.

Can anyone help please?

lew

I don't have access to my Rasberry right now but here are the highlights from my notes:

Enable VNC Server on your Raspberry if you want to access remotely, I believe it is included in the current 64bit OS otherwise it can be downloaded:
https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/down...spberrypi/

Download Pianoteq using the webbrowser on your Raspberry
Move the downloaded file from download folder to /home/pi

In a console window run the following command in the same folder of the Pianoteq 7z/zip package:
wget -qO setup.py https://git.io/JqVD6 && sudo python3 setup.py

This will install Pianoteq and the configure the OS with the optimal settings to run Pianoteq, unfortunately I don't believe this command is configured to install Organteq...

the script you mentioned, does this turn it into a headless spec? if so, that would cause a few issues. I'll give this a go...

right, off to get my hands on a copy of 64 bit raspberry pi os. running 32 bit official as this is a bit new to me lol.

The plan is to provide a studio piano for our church, an Anglican, traditional church in North Wales, where I am one of the organists and session musicians as well as their technician. The original piano was one of those nasty old yamaha clavinova's from the early 90's which had an electrical fire. so am building something rather unique. So, ideally I want to supply a system that covers a few options, primarily the piano system, then Organteq for moments where the console may be out of action, etc and ideally a workstation synth for other bread and butter sounds.

lew

Hi folks.

Can anyone give me guidance on how to install pianoteq 7 and organteq 1.6 on a raspberry pi 4b running the latest build of Raspberry Pi OS? I'm a little stuck.

any advice, terminal commands, other resources to get the best out of both products on a Pi4B, would be much appreciated.

interface is a hifiberry DAC2Pro and master controller is a fatar studiologic SL88 Studio  Don't want it headless as it's going to be driven by a 15.6" touch panel.

Can anyone help please?

lew

I don't have access to my Rasberry right now but here are the highlights from my notes:

Enable VNC Server on your Raspberry if you want to access remotely, I believe it is included in the current 64bit OS otherwise it can be downloaded:
https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/down...spberrypi/

Download Pianoteq using the webbrowser on your Raspberry
Move the downloaded file from download folder to /home/pi

In a console window run the following command in the same folder of the Pianoteq 7z/zip package:
wget -qO setup.py https://git.io/JqVD6 && sudo python3 setup.py

This will install Pianoteq and the configure the OS with the optimal settings to run Pianoteq, unfortunately I don't believe this command is configured to install Organteq...

Can anyone give me guidance on how to install pianoteq 7 and organteq 1.6 on a raspberry pi 4b running the latest build of Raspberry Pi OS? I'm a little stuck.

any advice, terminal commands, other resources to get the best out of both products on a Pi4B, would be much appreciated.

interface is a hifiberry DAC2Pro and master controller is a fatar studiologic SL88 Studio  Don't want it headless as it's going to be driven by a 15.6" touch panel.

Can anyone help please?

lew