LinuxMusicians

Michael Willis wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 28, 2020 3:47 pm

James Peters just announced a kit with the intentional decision to have no bleed.

Point was not that. Point was, has anybody already done xml files for existing kits for not to have bleed.

Has anybody created version of drumkit definitions where is no bleeding? I find it bit stupid to use Harrison Tom Gate to remove bleeding of snare from kick, etc.

Specially DRS and Crocell kit are interesting for me.

integerspin wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 26, 2020 2:31 pm

justinguitar was the first one I found so I went with that one.

If you have motivation to go with it, it is 100% sure you will learn to play guitar.

First of all, get your wine from winehq, distribution wine packages are much older, and there has been huge progress there. Pretty many windows plugins and programs work these days, but sure there is exceptions. Hardest are copyright protections and some which require online registration, there you ...

Traditional guitar learning methods (starting from zero with 'justin guitar' etc) would have get me loosing inspiration pretty soon. Yes, true. Even for teenagers this is true. Nice thing about guitar is that with only a chord chart you can get up to speed playing a few songs that you know within a...

I wonder how long do you typically need to finish a song and how your workflow looks like. And do you work on several pieces in parallel? I never have possibility for full time working with music. In max I have 8 hours / week for working with music, and most of that time is late in the evening when...

I started with music when I was older! Sure it was clear that I won't be any star ever, for me and for everybody else. Compared to your position, everything has been huge learning challenge for me. Working alone with everything, need to learn all. Learn to play instrument, music theory, composition,...

Major breakthrough last night I got jack to put some sound out through a UX1, I was just about to give in and buy a rocksmith cable. So much bettewith some sound, or worse depending on your point of view. I can now hear that everytime I hit a string it's different volume and it's pretty rare I get ...

jsr wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 23, 2020 3:09 pm

Is there anyone other than me using SINE Player on Linux? If so, have you tested anything other than Layers?

SINE Player: https://www.orchestraltools.com/store/get-sine

Is it SFZ player, or what formats does it support?

If you put them to sending different channel?

I actually feel pretty lost and bewildered at the moment. I can only describe my modern KDE Linux experience as a 'horrible broken mess', it's the only words I can use. ... If I have to abandon KDE then so be it... I want STABILITY, CREATIVITY, where do I go?!!? I've been using linux since 1993, an...

Korg is kind to provide Kaossilator for Android and iWhatsoever for free for limited time

https://www.korg.com/us/news/2020/0313/

TAERSH wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 11, 2020 7:03 pm

Haha!

So, come on: show us the source code for Ubuntu Studio or any of these OSes that are also being sold!

In Ubuntu, you can download source packages with apt command.

After running latest updates, Drumgizmo won't produce any sound.

Running in Ubuntu 18.04, with kxstudio repos added.
Tried with Mixbus 5 and Ardour 2:5.12.0-1kxstudio. Tried Crocell and DRS kit, same thing with both.

Airwindows plugins might be good and interesting, but finding suitable is problem. Sure if you are looking for entertainment related to music production, then watching all those videos is good option. But because I am not looking for long videos describing plugins, some wiki or other documentation w...