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Connect guitar to DI-box, from di-box to audio interface, there to guitarix and then to daw. And sure, I would record both raw signal and guitarix-made, so that in case there is some fiddling with sounds, there is still raw signal available. <…> So you are recording with guitarix but listening some...

Tested a bit, kick with geonkick sounds ok for me https://youtu.be/vdxaA1UJtzY

Interesting stuff!

I did not realize you could use VCV Rack as 'guitar effect'

Regarding recording guitar, see also viewtopic.php?f=18&t=18335

If you try Guitarix, be aware that it uses jack, (except the LV2 plugin). Haven't got this working yet, as I'm not a jack fan. However you can do much with jack, like Rakarrack etc... I really recommend getting familiar with jack. I think in recent ubuntu it was just matter of installing package pu...

milo wrote:
Oooooo . . . great idea! Thanks, tavasti! I think I'll get me a DI box.

Just make sure you get DI-box which has direct / thru option. I am not 100% sure all of DI-boxes have it.

So the other way is: Guitar > interface > DAW > Guitarix (LV2 plugin). In this setup you have to do your performance without effects, and you record the dry signal into the DAW. Then you can spend as long as you want tweaking the settings in Guitarix to modify the sound. This avoids the latency pro...

Vote for Ardour also from here. And if you want best mixing UI, get Mixbus (Ardour with better mixer). They have pretty often discounts, so you can get it for 39$, or sometimes even 29$. https://harrisonconsoles.com/site/mixbus.html And if you start with Ardour, all your files will work also in Mix...

Vote for Ardour also from here. And if you want best mixing UI, get Mixbus (Ardour with better mixer). They have pretty often discounts, so you can get it for 39$, or sometimes even 29$. https://harrisonconsoles.com/site/mixbus.html And if you start with Ardour, all your files will work also in Mixb...

If needed, most likely you can get rid of all ubuntustudio packages & repos, and replace stuff with normal ubuntu packages.

And sure, there is always option to build everything you need.

iurie wrote:Source code: https://github.com/quamplex/geonkick/

Builds without problems, works both stand alone and plugin in Mixbus. For first look feels great, next thing is to learn to make proper sounds. With 3 layers, total 6 osc + noise I would expect you can make really everything with this!

Here I have released the version 1.5 of Geonkick percussion synthesizer that now is based on Redkite GUI toolkit I have developed. It is free software released under GPLv3. Version 1.5 includes the following new features: LV2 plugin multi-layers (3 layers) oscillators phase modification Looks great...

Fast but not safe. For computer which is not connected to network ever, that might be ok option.

Linuxmusician01 wrote:Its homepage is: zhttp://drobilla.net/software/ingen (won't work if you're behind a VPN).

I bet that link with protocol zhttp won't work for most of the people anyway. At least my firefor does not know such protocol.

When I directly record through the interface (focusrite), there is a big hum/buzz I cannot filter out. Maybe unrelated, but I used to have hum noise with mics/transducers. After some time I decided to review the electrical connection of the computer, that I so far took for granted. The electrical g...