LinuxMusicians

Please report your issues, separately , to https://github.com/falkTX/Cadence/issues please. As I am preparing for the KXStudio 18.04 release, one of the tasks is updating/fixing cadence. So it's the right timing to report things for it :) like you allready saw, I reported issue number one. Regardin...

Mixbus for 19!! bucks today

https://mailchi.mp/harrisonconsoles/mix ... 64155ca74c

dunno if this was posted but y'all familiar with this? http://www.audio-linux.com/ It's Arch based. AudioLinux is the first plug & play realtime audio system based on Archlinux with Xfce 4.x desktop and programmed IRQ and application priority Audio latency at 192 kHz < 2,67 ms on Intel i5 proce...

damn, I missed the offers. Join that mailing list, this is still valid for 15 hours: https://mailchi.mp/harrisonconsoles/32c99-whats-in-the-box-417561 And at least for last few weeks, there has been new offer coming pretty soon. can I highjack this thread to ask if 32c is worth it? and how about Mi...

the warmth comes from the tape saturation. this is a good topic about those things: https://community.ardour.org/node/8097 I'm afraid this would not be the case, unless tape saturation is always active when when at 0. As I described above, as I freshly import tracks from Bitwig there's a difference...

Are you able to build cadence from source? Try the latest code with the "qt5" branch, I added a small possible fix for the auto-start. (the community package is a little old now) installed the git version from AUR and now it seams to work alsa-jack plugin does not work for most recent app...

singforme wrote:One thing to add in favour of Mixbus: I can mix waaaay faster on it than on Ardour.

cool. this was also mentioned in the topic I just posted

Also, you can use Mixbus for anything, but I feel that the workflow is really suited to analog music. If you are mostly looping and/or using software instruments, the benefits of Mixbus are probably less appealing. Will depends how Mixbus is used. I do all the creation in Bitwig and use Mixbus32C f...

how about Mixbus beiing worth it the investment comparing to Ardour? (I did read the thread on Gearlutz, wanted to hear some opinion from Ardour users) Do you like Ardour? If you like Ardour, write down how much it would be worth to you to add 1) excellent built-in compressors built into every chan...

Hi FalkXT and forum, I finaly ditched Pulseaudio (don't need Skype anymore; hope I find no other "reason" to install it again) and now want to use Cadence is my always-on sound server. That means I want to use Jack with two usecases, for my normal workspace (output to my TV via HDMI), and ...

damn, I missed the offers.

can I highjack this thread to ask if 32c is worth it?
and how about Mixbus beiing worth it the investment comparing to Ardour? (I did read the thread on Gearlutz, wanted to hear some opinion from Ardour users)

yea, one can exagerate the tweaking. lol
once ou are below 5ms you should focus on music

yea. I didn't even looked any deeper into it since I didn't see many use.
what looked interesting to me at first sight is that the service would only tweak the system when we choose RT-kernel in grub-menu. So we could easily switch between tweaked RT-Kernel and standard Kernel for desktop use.

it's in AUR for the Archers: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rts-git/

Is there any "mixer" for Pulseaudio where I can choose the channels of my soundcard?

like Pavucontrol, but with "real control"?