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Here's my submission: https://soundcloud.com/patchlore/synthwave ...and here's the code that made it ;) https://git.sr.ht/~pbatch/gest/tree/master/item/examples/synthwave.lil In a nutshell: Drums are mostly synthesized the usual way: sines, noises, and exponential envelopes. The snare is gated with...

Here's my submission: https://soundcloud.com/patchlore/synthwave ...and here's the code that made it ;) https://git.sr.ht/~pbatch/gest/tree/master/item/examples/synthwave.lil In a nutshell: Drums are mostly synthesized the usual way: sines, noises, and exponential envelopes. The snare is gated with ...

In my ear training classes, we used to conduct while doing sight singing. By doing this, you got more familiar with how rhythms aligned with the beats. Rhythm has a grammar to it. The majority of western music is comprised of rhythmic patterns at the 16th, 8th, or quarter-note level, sometimes with ...

Welcome! I read r/linuxaudio on a daily basis, so thank you for that. A FLOSS vocal synth would be much needed, I hope you will write one! :D I've made a few, actually! Not plugins, though. That's a job for someone else. This is my first attempt, Voc, which is a physical model of the vocal tract. I...

So, what does it mean to make a "plugin", anyways? > Are all these plugins based in C? Kind of? Practically speaking, all roads eventually have some C code at some point in the chain. This actually isn't for performance reasons, but because it's the path of least resistance. Audio Plugins,...

I'd be curious what folks here think about my sndkit project: https://pbat.ch/sndkit/ https://git.sr.ht/~pbatch/sndkit It's a statically generated wiki of self-contained audio DSP algorithms written in ANSI C using a literate programming style. A current list can be found here: https://pbat.ch/sndki...

hello there! I'm a computer musician physically residing somewhere in New England for the time being. Been using Linux to make music for over a decade now, and my computer music workflow has been running entirely on Linux for the last 5-6 years or so. Technically, I did study audio production and so...

More clarifications on what is meant by a "wavetable" synthesizer. I tend to build a lot of my synths from scratch (all FOSS), so I'd like to know the limits. The core of a wavetable synthesizer is what I would call a table-lookup oscillator, which consists of a wavetable containing a samp...