LinuxMusicians

If you want backup accompaniment for the purpose of practicing your technique, you may want to look at my program "BackupBand". That's one of its main purposes. BackupBand features a robot drummer, bassist, and rhythm guitarist that know how to play in over 60 different musical styles. The robots ca...

A "client" is jargon for "a software program that supports JACK". It's just some executable you run. Some software programs generate sound, like a virtual synth, or a sample player like LinuxSampler, or a speech synthesizer. Other programs don't generate sound themselves, but instead modify sound th...

First, you want to "even out" the sound of the waveform. A waveform with no pitch or volume fluctuations is easiest to loop. I use Adobe Audition's volume shaping tools and compressor (including multiband if needed) to smooth volume. I also use Adobe Audition's noise reduction to remove extraneous n...

001d:err:ole:start_rpcss failed to open RpcSs service 04e:err:ole:CoMarshalInterface Failed to marshal the interface {9428a859-6da5-4b68-b599-3751b6c6b281}, 80040155 Now you're talking my language. OLE is Object Link Embedding, a microsoft technology for getting software written by different progra...

I made one:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/midiview/

That's an auto-arranger.

You'll want to check out BackupBand, especially its "Songsheet Editor".


https://sourceforge.net/projects/backupband/

Go to http://www.bandshed.net/sounds/sfz/ and download rhodes.zip or stereo_rhodes.zip

You guys trying to use "loopers" live may want to try a real-time arranger instead. The latter better simulates live human accompaniment, and can be easier to use live because the software continuously analyzes your playing and follows you, rather than requiring you to operate the software while you...

Anyway to get a pre-built binary for debian testing? Muse is one of my most used programs. But the debian repositories are stuck on a 2.1 version.


Compiling gnome software was enough of a nightmare these past years. I don't want risk my health with qt too.

They're a french band called "Magma". Don't try to discern the lyrics. They sing in Kobaian, which is the language of the planet Kobaia. (It's a long story). During performances, the drummer is known to channel a telepathic kobaian "messenger" known as Kohrmann, which accounts for the aura of demoni...

That wallpaper is horrific. But I did laugh at the attempt to avoid a trademark infringement from Marshall by changing the guitar amp brand to "Mitchell". Apparently Mitchell amps are inspired by Spinal Tap, since the volume goes up to 14.

tramp wrote:they have Banjo players in the committee.

It's the only thing that can mask the sheeps' screams.

Basslint wrote:We got the date

Just make sure you don't schedule it upon the same day of the month when most developers attend to their personal hygiene.

developers without a Marketing Department I once entered a contest held by a New Zealand tourism bureau seeking a new advertising slogan. With so many international markets in a slump, I decided to target the budget-savvy traveler with the following submission: When you can't afford Australia, ther...

I'd like to thank myself for putting up with you annoying endusers of my software. If you really want to please developers, then forget about the thanks, and instead buy us some Mountain Dew soda and pizza. Just leave it at the front door, ring the doorbell, and leave. We don't like being forced to ...