LinuxMusicians

TraumFlug: Nice to hear about the use of things in a way it's not intended for. They say the lyrics count for 50% of the composition, now I know why

funkmuscle, if the trigger is capable of filtering the frequencies of individual drums it's possible.
Though in the article they're on separate tracks.

As a side note, is it possible to have the instruments in a kit bleed into each other? You know when recording a live kit, you hit the kick and the mic will pick up the vibrations from the cymbals, hats etc. Is that possible in H2? funkmuscle: http://linuxaudioblog.com/?p=438 Yeah AutoStatic, that'...

I got a tip about a path that actually sounds musically.
Sound with selective EQ

Im trying to start Sound Recorder in Ubuntu but get only this message.

studio32 wrote:Can't hear anything :/

I don't know if the command works on every distribution. Anyway the example ogg should work. It's recorded with low level so you might have to push the volume knob a bit.

studio32 wrote: ps. do we have your blog in our planet?

It's not there.

Have you tried this command? This is a sample output of this image.

Thanks, feels good to be here!

Hi! My name is Nikolaus and i'm a singer and musician that has started to use linux for recordings. I'm getting more and more used to it and are planing to release songs with those nice audio tools. Earlier I have experience from portable recordings and Cubase. Im also the author of Linux Audio Blog...