LinuxMusicians

I'm currently working on writing an article (and making a video) about the Jack Audio Connection Kit. However, I'm in need of some photos and B-Roll footage to use. Since this is a place for musicians, I was wondering if anyone would be willing to provide me some clips and snaps of their own equipme...

I think you should seriously consider reviving the old articles - you have created a strong brand with those, and even if outdated people will still find them in various search enginges - if the content is kept up, that is. archive.org is nice for those who already know an address and can then dig ...

Okay, here's what I am thinking of... if anyone has any background, I'd love to hear your thoughts. For the main site, I will focus on making it a Mastodon instance. The idea is that this will allow me to combine original articles with content curation in a way that doesn't end up looking like I jus...

Thanks for the review. If it helps, I did make some changes, and posted the results several posts later. Why don't you give it a listen and see what you think? I did take the advice from @spamatica, and did away with the continued pattern, replacing it with more a lot more emphasis using the bass an...

MusE is generally my go-to sequencer these days; they both handle all the major needs for sequencing, although each has its advantages. As for MusE, I really like the ability to name and save MIDI clips for later loading; essentially, you can take a sequence clip, save it in a folder as a MIDI file,...

I don't know about the broader media landscape, particularly. As far as the Linux landscape is concerned, then tutorials on how to migrate from Photoshop to GIMP/Glimpse would be really useful, as would tutorials on how to migrate VSTs from Windows to Linux. Even just Windows migration in general. ...

That's fair.

One other thing... While I've got a pretty solid collection of topics to cover, it might not hurt to ask if you have any suggestions for more. Who knows, maybe there's something I'm not aware of that would be beneficial for beginners into the media landscape?

Okay, I figured what went wrong with the previous update... With the ending repetitions, I was starting them on the wrong side of the chord progression. I moved them over, and now the ending sounds much better.

Updated "Running Wild"

Okay, the updated copy has been posted to Soundcloud, and I think it's much improved. However, there's something not quite right, and I'm not entirely certain what it is, so might as well get some opinions from the experienced on this one...

jonetsu wrote: ↑Wed Nov 18, 2020 10:51 pm I guess the mix is OK for that genre. I did not find anything wild in there, though. And I do not know what "Crazy Train" is

Seriously? You've never been exposed to Ozzy? You poor thing!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMDFv5m18Pw

You're welcome.

The one time I tried to use Flatpak (to use MusE on my old Gentoo system), I found that its sandbox tended to ignore outside plugins. Since I make pretty heavy use of the LSP plugins, as well as Yoshimi and LinuxSampler, I really don't want to use a sandboxed system like Flatpak.

Recently, a number of unpleasant circumstances came together to wipe out the Penguin Producer website content, and I just found out the backups cannot be restored. The site backup at archive.org should provide some use. :wink: Why bother when most of that information is out-of-date? Advances in sof...

Music is math. The math parts, I get. It's the vocabulary that can get me, especially when adjectives come into play. Update: I've remade the song, and made some changes to the open, the breaks, and the close. As soon as I have a moment to render it, I'll post it here to see what you guys think... ...

The first thing I thought of when I heard the droning and the picking was that this would be at home in a classic U.S. western television show. Then, I heard the steel clanging in the background after what sounded like an intake of breath. This then converted my imagination from a basic western to a...

I'll admit, I am a bit confused. I know enough about music theory to understand a good part of what you're saying, but I'm going to have to do some further research to really get what you're saying. Forget what they say about math, Music is hard!