LinuxMusicians

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Tue Mar 17, 2020 9:34 pm

So hey this Cyrus, the guy who financed this project.

Thank you! In the world of FLOSS we need Cyruses as much as we need Sadkos.

Here just a seasoned IT geek with a passion for instruments even if I've little time to play them!... Recently started playing with linux audio with an old Casio CTK811EX and a Midisport 2x2 (both probably MORE THAN 20 years old) and searching for solution to a specific problem I found this fantast...

Do one for cowbells and congas, please

Thanks! It wasn't programmed drums, though; just me on a cajon and hihat. That's why the sound is like it is. I used to program drums but got burnt out on it, so I decided natural feel was more important than the drum tones. Would be great if I could track actual drums. I totally understand you, I ...

A bit of everything, my father has a very diverse taste but his favorite genre is the blues! I kind of stayed away from it in my teen days just to rebel and stuff but I came back to it after I switched from electric to steel-stringed guitar, and my new guitar heroes became Elizabeth Cotten, Rev. Gar...

All done in Ardour on my aging C2D laptop. Lemme just say Ardour starts doing some weird stuff when you have a nearly 18-minute session with a couple dozen tracks on a machine that old. Also, wishing it was simpler to do compound meters in Ardour. First, as a fellow prog rock fan, great great job! ...

This is really amazing! Are the guitar tones all Guitarix based or did you use any pedals/amps?

A few days ago I came across TablaZinc , a tab generator which uses MiniZinc , a constraint modeling language. It really blew my mind because I never thought of using a language outside of the procedural, object-oriented or functional (or even dataflow, in the case of PureData) paradigms to make mus...

It seems like it works! And it works with whitespaces as well! Thanks, also for the speed

What areas of music-making do you think can be improved via neural networks and machine learning? I think music transcription is one of those areas in which supervised learning could help a lot, better if done on a single instrument with a dry signal. For example, we can play thousands of guitar cho...

In the GNU/Linux community we have some trouble establishing priorities. For this reason, many devs work on the same type of programs when a good program for that already exists, while other whole types of programs don't have any (good) existing implementations. As for audio, this is a pretty big fo...

You guys and gals are making better and better records!

Agree with @folderol on the piano, a bit quieter would sound better.

Sometimes quoting someone is overkill (e.g. when someone replies to multiple messages) or you want a specific user to participate in a thread. A solution could be mentions, i.e. @Basslint sends me a notification. A phpBB plugin for it already exists: https://www.phpbb.com/customise/db/extension/simp...

Very very good! Your music makes the world a better place, and is a good inspiration for all of us GNU/Linux musicians! Bravo Lore

Very touching piece! I like the fact that you used so many synth sounds in an emotive way.