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Very nice arrangement!

Reminds me of Krautrock, very nice!

Nice song! I liked your choice of sounds.

elsmandino wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 06, 2020 10:42 pm

I tried turning down the volume but by the time it gets to the point that the distortion goes, you cannot hear anything anymore.

What volume did you turn down? The volume knob on your guitar?

How would you update from a PPA without updating everything else? Surely apt update would trigger everything else to need updating. Snap or flatpack might be another option (and mozilla provide one of these I believe). https://askubuntu.com/questions/65245/apt-get-update-only-for-a-specific-reposit...

I think you could use AVLinux with updated Firefox PPAs, this way it'd be the only thing up-to-date.

Wow, really talented people making music with libre software, I am surprised!

So, a small recap: 1) To record the sounds that come out of your keyboard, you must record audio -> To do this, you need an audio interface (like the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 or the Steinberg UR22) with an audio input port, not a USB MIDI cable 2) To record the MIDI that comes of out your keyboard, wh...

Oh yes my friend! I have tried supercollider for a week and puredata for almost a month. With puredata I produced a tonal beep scaled with midi keyboard, with supercollider, just a pure sinewave! I preferred supercollider since coding reminds me of my university classes and the puredata blocks made...

Baba-Gau wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 04, 2020 3:22 pm

Will definitely try 6. I tend to be a bit slow on software updates. Have you tried anything other than ardour? "Idiosyncratic" software tend to inspire me!

The most idiosyncratic thing out there is to roll your own workflow with PureData or perhaps Sonic Pi

It's very nice, emotional and relaxing!

Baba-Gau wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 04, 2020 1:01 pm

My only complaint is that the Ardour gtk interface is a little bit slow.

Have you tried Ardour 6? Paul Davis said Ardour relies less and less on GTK these days, it basically uses it for text input and little more.

Welcome, nice to have someone with your level of experience!

What is LV2? I looked it up, and the website it says that ti is an open format/standard for audio plug ins. I will be honest: as a beginner, how does this affect me? It is all new for me, and I do not , yet, see th emplications. As you said, LV2 is a plugin format, like VST and AU - perhaps you've ...

You can possibly do 1, 2, and 3 all in Rosegarden. I haven't used it for years though, so I'm not sure how well its features measure up to some of the other applications that have been discussed on this thread. The problem with Rosegarden (and I say it as a huge fan) is that for a beginner, it does...