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Smile wrote:Now November,2019. Where are they who said Arturia is working on the software for audiofuse?

Just as disappointed as you are, I guess?

Next Saturday, a number of synth enthusiasts are coming together in Arnhem, the Netherlands to make music and share stories.

Since we seem to have quite a number of Dutch forum users I thought I'd share the event here .

Check out the event page at https://hack42.nl/wiki/SynthMaarten_2019

Deezer has published 'Spleeter', which aims to use AI techniques to split a recording back into separate tracks. https://github.com/deezer/spleeter There are already some youtube video's by what looks like an independent reviewer, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X5nfc2d1Rw . While the audio quality...

I kinda picture most of developers as guys who see programming as sort of "solving complex sudokus", something that for some reason, mysterious to me, they enjoy to do, and they do it just for their own gratification I'm sure there are developers who are wired like this, but perhaps those...

posts or code can disappear quickly. With respect to code, at least we're lucky many distributions also hold on to the source packages. With git, it's great how most contributors have a copy of the repository (with history), so even when the code hosting site goes away the collaboration can continu...

Debian-stable dist-upgrade with the KXStudio repository >> https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?p=96528#p96528 KXRepos and Debian PPAs >> https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?p=94589#p94589 https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&p=92293#p92293 Unfortunately the thread (Debian-sta...

This link does not respond for me... eventually times out with a "504 Gateway Time-out" or produces a 404. This should work now: https://z.hex3.cf/1FiHm91tcDdjkiGkHZH2xoMc7Qmzrh8sv3/other/vorbis/collage-a-2.ogg / https://0net.eu.org/raw/1FiHm91tcDdjkiGkHZH2xoMc7Qmzrh8sv3/other/vorbis/coll...

On the - recently gone defunct - NedLinuxforum Oh that's sad https://web.archive.org/web/20070222162741/https://forum.nedlinux.nl/profile.php?id=1540 Hmmmm. How can I find my old profile like that? I am/was "MeneerJansen". :) First google "MeneerJansen profile site:forum.nedlinux.nl&...

Linuxmusician01 wrote:On the - recently gone defunct - NedLinuxforum

Oh that's sad https://web.archive.org/web/20070222162 ... hp?id=1540

Michael, I was toying with that idea and as part of that process I just looked at the file sizes of the limiter which is fairly straight forward. The Waves limiter that I use currently, is about 1.2Mb and all of the free linux ones I found were all about 20% of that size. Without any advanced knowl...

I also don't have qmake, only qt5make (?). Can you give a sort explanation what to do to build it? Not sure what distro you are on, but on Debian: $ apt-file search bin/qmake gridengine-client: /usr/bin/qmake_sge qt4-qmake: /usr/bin/qmake-qt4 qt4-qmake: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt4/bin/qmake qt4-q...

I used httrack and have successfully created a forum archive and tested it hosted on my webspace, it's not pretty but most of the links etc. seem to be intact so there will be an archive! This can be tested here but note it is only a test archive and the final archive and forum backup will occur Se...

an AVL subforum was very kindly offered here but unfortunately I would need to moderate it and that brings up the same time crunch issue that my own forum faced Moderation in form of removing spam, hateful people is done by a complete staff here and will include a potential AVL subforum A "com...

I'm looking for a way to send MIDI CCs from my laptop to various pieces of hardware. Are there any programs which let you map custom CCs to faders/encoders, and send them over ALSA? I haven't done this for a while but I think PureData allows this? (might not be the easiest one to get started with t...

On my current system (Mint 17.1 'Rebecca') I cannot install jack_control and it is not installed. But on my "toy" (antique little laptop) with Debian 10 'Buster' it is installed. How did y'all install jack_control ? I think Mint is Debian-based as well right? Then a useful tool is 'apt-fi...