LinuxMusicians

Fantastic initiative! Another loyal openSUSE user and casual music producer here, looking forward to trying your repo (on Leap, since Tumbleweed sort of lost my confidence after they broke Jack a few months back). We make a point to strongly recommend Leap over Tumbleweed because basically, there's...

rncbc wrote:done.

cheers

How good is rncbc? I liked you as a developer enough, now as a packager too Thanks man!

Consider yourself part of this project, we couldn't do it without you for a number of reasons!

by all means: what should i do exactly? cheers Just put this on top of each .spec file (replace XXX with the name of the package), please :D # spec file for package XXX # # Copyright (c) 2019 Rui Nuno Capela # # All modifications and additions to the file contributed by third parties # remain the p...

aha. i see that most of qstuff is linked to my own OBS home project (https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:rncbc) nm. cheers Yes, we do use your stuff and are thankful for it! :D One thing that would help your packages get upstream on the official openSUSE repos (which is one of our ultimate...

Do you have anything online on your side to share ? For the moment I don't, as I too don't like working with drums - I actually studied drumming for a bit (I can't even play a proper backbeat, for the record) and I love drums but I don't like producing and mixing samples of them, I find it quite li...

Linuxmusician01 wrote:Just out of interest, which developer would you have liked to thank? I thanked Rui Nuno Capela.

I sometimes thank the developers of the smaller programs, but I rarely thank someone who works on big stuff such as Paul Davis or Mark McCurry, so I take this occasion to do it now.

Thank you for sharing this part of your culture with us!

As I reflect on the musical activities in my life, some of the best ones have been where I collaborated with someone else. However, that becomes more difficult as time goes on. I checked out a music collaboration site, but it was not at all what I had in mind. For example, everyone has to submit a ...

Not to toot GNU/Linux's own horn but if anything, to compliment your work, I think you have showed many people that you can make trance music on GNU/Linux

I think your music is trance, with touches of synthwave (the punchy drums, the funkier basslines).

Could use some better mixing, a bit tinny on the percussion side of things at times (I have to say this because I think critique without insight doesn't help) but I think that it's pretty good, you are not a bad musician as you say in the Bandcamp description, it's very musical especially if the lis...

boom, update - https://github.com/drobilla/lv2/wiki - any thoughts on links that could be handy to include or a confusing order of links welcome as comments here or updates there Hi milk, thanks for your work. I'm still studying LV2 but I'd like to contribute in some way, just tell me what I can do...

Dudes and dudettes, we failed pretty hard

See you next year on 10/10, which is the first date suggested and can be read both ways, unlike the other dates. Thanks everyone for the ideas, insights and culture you shared

This is a wonderful initiative! Right now though, installing the whole pattern fails. I have a brand new Leap installation, with packman enabled, as well as the multimedia stuff from OBS. There's an lv2 plugin that conflicts with the plugin from multimedia:apps ( lv2-lsp-plugins to be precise). Thi...

I like it a lot! Please make more of these atmospheric tracks!

Always love your stuff milo. You are one of my favorite songwriters not only on this forum, in general!