LinuxMusicians

stanlea wrote:The locale bug is fixed now so even if you're not UK or US you can have all the presets. Cool !

And have those presets correct. I am pretty sure there wasn't any preset which was correct with that bug present

SpotlightKid wrote:No, for at least one of the recordings you use, you gotta move some air molecules*.

With that definition, electric guitar recorded directly would not be allowed

Now first question is, does it matter if program has extra features? You could be using any DAW, for example ardour. Sure it does have features you don't need, but is that a problem?

If you anyway need concept of tempo and need jack sync, it is reaching something like DAW.

i dont use jack because for some reason when i start jack server and try to create new ardour session it gives me error. i use alsa driver. but on my pc i cant load plugins even when loading carla patchbay as a plugin inside ardour. if you can help me with setting up jack that would be a great help...

Do you have jack server running? Those errors look like you don't?

I'm tired of dependency hell doing music on Ubuntu. I've read a lot about NixOS and it sounds wonderful, but I don't know how much support for audio applications it provides. Has anybody here used it? Moving past Ubuntu is like the Linux variant of puberty. Every Linux user, who were around long en...

bluebell wrote:

bluebell wrote:So I can't upload my little hommage to Rammstein "Die Ferne" since I already released it on Soundcloud.

https://soundcloud.com/suedwestlicht/die-ferne

Some similarity in vocals, but track itself does not remind Rammstein too much. However, nice track.

Ok, signal flow and meaning of parameters / buttons is far from intuitive, even after reading some amount of provided pdf. For example, with initial patch, could not get osc2 sound out. And tried also modifying some existing patch, and not too much luck with that one. I suppose I give up.

Too bad for me: "Your audio track MUST be created specifically for this competition, not released elsewhere before." It takes longer for me to create a song that's good enough for me (and for others). So I can't upload my little hommage to Rammstein "Die Ferne" since I already r...

You get nearer that point if you open your apps with non-session-manager. Your non-session is your song, opened in few apps. I did look at that briefly. Will check it again. I could probably add the hooks for NSM into SooperLooper and Hydrogen also without too much trouble if necessary. It is possi...

About those presets. Quickly trying out 100 of those, and they seem to be mostly great. So even for 'not so hardcore' synth people, this can be usefull tool with just using presets. Checking more presets, and it sounds there is many same kind of patches. With unorganized 3700 sounds, with plenty of...

Other people have commented that the Linux audio world is turning more towards the monolithic full featured apps like Reaper, Ardour, etc. which are cross platform as well. I think reasons are mostly same as you commented later: save one file, open one file. And also, no compatibility problems with...

I would like to install all Windows programs under wine and them use one method (Jack audio server or wineasio?) to comunicate with the low latency driver for a real-time audio processing using my soundcard (RME UCX in class compilant mode). but I don't wnow if it's is possible.... If windows progr...

Tranzistow is synth which has really tons of features. It is definitely not 'easy to start' thing, but something for real hardcore synth freaks. Comes with decent complimentary 3700 presets :-o in case you don't want to start crafting your sound from zero. About those presets. Quickly trying out 10...

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