LinuxMusicians

This board is the best! Thank you so much for the tip about giada! I had a look at it's feature set (http://www.giadamusic.com/features), and it looks like the _perfect_ tool for what I want to do. It will allow me to *combine* live looping of my beatbox/harmonica and the triggering of pre-recorded ...

Fabla looks pretty sweet! It also has an interface that seems familiar to me too (similar to the Electrum Drum Machine that I used on Android). Actually, all the software from OpenAV looks pretty great! That Luppp looks like something I defintely could use! I messed around with sooperlooper some yea...

Thank you tach! Good to know that about samplv1... Honestly, the terminology is so crossed for this kind of stuff that I'm never sure how to properly describe what I want to do. Probably the best term (and the one I should have used) was "groovebox", like the Akai MPC's or BOSS Dr. Sample....

Reading up on the Hydrogen webpage led me to this tutorial: http://www.hydrogen-music.org/hcms/node/29. It even mentions the korg nanopad by name! Seems like hydrogen will at least do the sampling part of the equation. I'll read up on the FX possibilities. If worse comes to worse, I suppose I could ...

Thank you for the suggestions! I did check out Hydrogen some years back, but that was well before I was thinking about using a laptop for this kind of thing live... I'll look at it again... Also thank you for the suggestion about Renoise. That one looks pretty darn cool! I'll read up on it for sure!!

Hi Folks! I'm new here, but a quick search of the archives didn't reveal much about this topic. I just bought a Korg Nanopad (v1), and want to get started doing some live sampling with it (It's still in the mail, but I want to do my homework first). What I want to do is to load up some chopped .wav ...

Hi All, Just found this excellent forum. I'm a harmonica/guitar/foot stomper one-man band from Phoenix Arizona (but currently in Pittsburgh until July). Been using *nix for about 8 years, including doing all my recording and mixing (mostly just in Audacity). I've been using Xubuntu for the last coup...