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MetroDade - The Andor Voyage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLEowE4eAZM

I used the EQ settings from REW, but Sonarworks makes it MUCH better. That's why I bought it. My next PC will likely be a Mac mini M1 anyway. Does sonarworks does measurements with linux version and then does EQ correction according to the measerement? In past i used REW and i did accoustic improve...

I used the EQ settings from REW, but Sonarworks makes it MUCH better. That's why I bought it. My next PC will likely be a Mac mini M1 anyway. Does sonarworks does measurements with linux version and then does EQ correction according to the measerement? In past i used REW and i did accoustic improve...

Capoeira wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 03, 2020 8:37 pm

VennStone wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 02, 2020 6:15 pm

This is my list.

https://linuxgamecast.com/linux-compati ... nterfaces/

nice list. a shame we are probably not going to see Ffado supported in Pipewire https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire ... issues/326

Aren't the FFADO drivers not supported in the kernel now?

Reverb and LFO to rotate between left/right and probably some compression to.

Don't think there is much more going on.

Here it was just the radio that was playing.
there were some vinyl lp's but never saw them played. Don't think they were much interested in music.

Something else then me, with 3000 vinyls, synths, drummachines etc

I use bitwig on windows laptop and my studio desktop pc runs debian. I use the projects on both devices. Have the same plugins(opensource and closed) , but only have to watch out that i use vst2 plugins in bitwig for windows so i don't have issues when opening the project on my debian studio pc. On ...

Right now,

an oldie of Moby from 93.

Didn't know it but i like it.


Moby - I feel it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M56cJQzjTTU

Yes and no. When i create a new track and send it to labels for releasing for sure! I woudn't send it if i don't like it. But when i create new tracks i like them more then the 'old' ones, just because om bit bored of hearing the previous ones. But then again, when i was half year back at a annivers...

just notice something.

In original post you said you placed zyn in ~/.vst , but you did ldd command in /usr/lib/vst ?

Seems like it yes if not it, you would get message 'not found' for certain libraries. Maybe it has something to do with renoise. If you startup reaper from commandline with somekind of verbose option(if possible) do you get something when opening gui of when you add zyn plugin to a track? I don't ha...

on commandline you can execute ldd command. Via this command you can see the dependencies of zynaddsubfx. Probably you miss some libraries i think for the GUI. New zynaddsubfx makes use of 'zest' as i see on the website. so 'ldd zynaddsubfx.so' in case of vst will output a list of the dependencies. ...

https://github.com/falkTX/Carla https://github.com/x42/lv2vst and https://github.com/kushview/element can run an LV2 in a VST host I knew carla & lx2vst existed. Tried compiling lv2vst while back but failed. Carla vst also failed to load in my daw, but had no time to look what cause if of failure o...

looks very interesting. To bad it's only lv2, vst would be handy for me .

And what is compressing a midi signal? It that like when velocity of incoming note is 10, you get an output of 127 in most extreme form?

Hm, actually I made a connection from capture_1 which is channel 1 of my interface (where I connected a microphone) to the input of the Meter channel and connected the output of Meter channel to Master input. Isn't that the way it's meant to be? Normally when checking latency. You route the latency...