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Aaahh, so that's why LMP is down! (One of my all time favorite sites). Just recently told a friend who is new to Linux about it, figures

Anyway, very sorry to hear about this incident. And thank you very much for all of your hard work! I will stay tuned and check in now and then.

@wolfgang: Thx for the links! Yeah, unfortunately I don't speak German..but I still might get the pdf and let GoogleTranslate have a crack at the article anyway. That's cool about your daughter. Nice to hear the younger generations discovering Linux and FLOSS..gives me hope. I started dabbling w/Mus...

@sysrquer: Awesome, thanks! Just need to confirm that the controller knobs will work. So are you happy with yours, or do you find it difficult? I'm not really a kybd player anyway, I just need to be able to enter "pad" parts and some melodies, not much "piano" type parts really. ...

@sysrqer: Cool, thanks! Actually I think this one is newer because it's the kybd with pads ( for drums, etc) and some controller knobs; the original NanoKeys I think is just the kybd itself. However, if yours works there's a good chance this one will too. @ufug: OK, thanks! I'll check it out. Good t...

Hi folks, My old MIDI keybd controller has pretty much had it (numerous keys broken, etc), and I need to downsize a bit anyway; The Korg NanoKEY Studio controller looks awesome and would be absolutely perfect for me, IF it works w/Linux. I don't care about Korg's software that's supposed to compleme...

So, to get a nice, clean amp tone, you should involve the BiQuad filter from the Tone Control category, and put it before the amp (tube emulation), that will smooth the input in a way that it reduce the drive in the tubes ( it act as a amp input buffer), so that they later starts to overdrive. Ahh,...

Of course, the guitarix Convolver's are zero-latency one's.

Oh OK! Thanks for clearing that up

Hi,
I just recently started trying out your plugins - fantastic work, Thank you very much!

Raffguitar++

you give DrumGizmo a drum track and then it recognizes the hits and replaces them with different drum samples Hi, I'm a little late to your question, so you probably found a solution already, but.. Try Onset Trigger - Bassdrum Detection (x42 plugins). It takes a bit of tweaking, and you'll probably...

Forgive me guys but how do we use these files. With Guitarix? Will I need another program? Is this in essence a sampler file for guitars? Hi, This is a huge topic, but put very simply, an impulse response is like an "audio snapshot" of a particular acoustic space (in this case, a particul...

OK, I put them on yourfilelink.com because they're apparently too big to host here directly (..8MB total maybe). I moved the topic over to the "samples" section since others might be interested in it, and to not keep going off-topic on the original thread: https://linuxmusicians.com/postin...

Hi Folks, I'm posting these over here because the topic was brought up in another thread, which had already gone off-course, so I figured I'd try to keep things clean. These are free impulse responses I created back in 2011 or so and had uploaded to Guitarampmodeling.com. They are of two amps that I...

Hi Unfortunately it seems you need to be looked in there to access the files. I'm interested in them as well :) Do you mind to upload the files here or elsewhere with free access, as I aint wone register in a other forum? Yeah, absolutely! Thanks for catching that, I haven't been over there in a lo...

@GMaq You're welcome, hope you find them useful. I think I might have done my Deluxe Reverb as well, but it's been so long I forgot...will have to check. Yeah, the Gx stomps are very cool, amazing how many there are already! I'm trying to test them more slowly cuz when I audition them one right afte...

..Aaand I just realized what happened to this thread Appologies tramp.