LinuxMusicians

elcalen wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 8:54 pm

Have you tried the Mastering mode?

Yes I've tried the mastering setting but it's something about not getting the smooth line it is still that lightning looking thing and it's not smooth like a cloud as you see in span..

Hey everyone, I use headphones 80%-90% maybe 99% of the time to mix due to my location,, That means analysers and things like AutoEQ comes in handy. Is it possible to get this LSP.png to look like span.jpg This video explains why I need to smooth out the graph and slow it down to see the overall bal...

To avoid big latencies you should download the "minimum phase" impulse resonses from www.autoeq.app, not the "linear phase". I still have my Sonarworks reference ID when they experimented with Linux and when I compare it with autoeq, it doesn't hold a candle to autoeq... Auto EQ...

Hey everyone, I've been noticing the big platforms are making a lot of headways with the AI take over so to speak. For instance noise gates are great but depending on safer instance how a drum kit is recorded, the noise gates may not pull out all of the bleeding of say a hi-hat in the snare drum mic...

On request I made a little GUI for the Neural Amp Modeler LV2 plugin by Mike Oliphant. https://github.com/mikeoliphant/neural-amp-modeler-lv2 Do you need technical skills to make a GUi? I am not too technical but would love to help to make GUI for the ace plugins of Ardour, but I haven't got a clue...

I have experimented with some plugins (I'm thinking mainly reverb) that I actually thought sounded a bit better than Calf, but used Calf instead because it was laid out in a way that I found easier to understand. What plugins are you thinking of that sound better but ate harder to understand? I am ...

That has always been a problem with Linux. I read somewhere a while ago where they said it's basically the wild wild west out there because everybody is doing their own thing. Like for instance I heard calf plugins were developed for the developers personal use and then put it out there and in fact ...

Okay I'm a little bit lost here. LSP and airwindows You take the exact approach. You move the slider to hear what happens You turn a knob to hear what happens. In fact I needed a flanger for a guitar track and I figured that's try LSP. Didn't have a clue and I just started to turn knobs and I got wh...

It is true that development has been slowed down tremendously, but the project is not dead. It was driven a lot by the community meetups through the likes of the linux audio conference and the sonoj convention, but Covid put a hard stop to that and it hasn't really picked up again since. So where d...

Have you recorded MIDI notes that are passed to the sampler? The reason may be that all of them have the same velocity. No I didn't but I was thinking exactly that. Have it triggered by that. I was trying to get it done with your plugin because the one from Robin which I think it's kick drum trigge...

To my understanding, you need to load the samples with different velocities into each slot, marked as Sample 0-7. So, you load the sample with the loudest drum hit as Sample 0 and the softest as Sample 7. (In the screenshot, click on Sample 0 to switch between slots, which is on the left, under MID...

Hey, anyone knows if layers for multi velocity are loaded into the LSP samplers if the different layers will be played? I mean softer hit meaning a softer or quieter sample will be hit and visa versa for heavy or harder hit. I have different velocity single hits from my drummer's kit so that way if ...

Did you check the audio settings in mixbus? Looks like those have been changed for some reason. Sorry I forgot to explain my stupidity there. For some reason which I've never ever used mixbus32C in that manner but for some reason it had the synchronization button on. That took care of things but I ...

This is what's happening now with previous sessions. New ones work as testing by starting a fake session to see if any errors

It launches but hitting play does nothing.

Nothing has changed except the script you gave but that seems to be ok with Ardour and Reaper and H2.

No, you don't have to launch from a terminal. For the PIPEWIRE_LATENCY variable, you can edit the application menu command. I don't know what Desktop Environment you are using, so the method may vary but with KDE you right click the application menu icon and click "edit applications". My ...