LinuxMusicians

I strenuously disagree about the fans. It's not the noise that matters. It's the fact that moving parts eventually wear out and/or loosen, and fail. There's a reason why you'll find no fans in professional musical instruments. Moving parts are a primary source of failure in equipment that is often p...

an audio interface to it, too. Which one would that be? Focusrite 2x4. It's also mounted in an 4U SKB rackmount case. The case contains my 1U rackmount computer, 2U stereo power amp for the P.A., Focusrite (which is firmly duct-taped to the top of the computer case), and 1U rackmount power bar. The...

As someone who has performed live with a computer for years, I can definintely give you some advice. Don't buy a laptop for live use. Let's face it. Gigging gear is going to be physically stressed. It gets bumped into, squashed, dropped, operated in sunlight on a hot day, dusty, etc. All these thing...

Oh, if you want to do COM in pure C, I wrote a series of articles (with code examples) about that at:

https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/13 ... in-plain-C

Just for clarification, it's best not to change the buffer size, nor sample rate, that the enduser sets JACK to use. If you can instead use the "default" JACK settings, do that instead. (ie, Try to design your app so that it can work at the 4 sample rates of 44, 48, 88, and 96 Khz, and any buffer si...

My code is a realtime synthesizer application Does it get loaded as an (LV2) plugin, or a standalone executable? Because if it's the latter, and latency (between a note being triggered, and the actual pitch being produced) is of utmost importance to you, then your best performance will be achieved ...

That's due to the way that ALSA's underlying code handles buffering differently than JACK does. (ie, JACK sits on top of ALSA, and does the mixing of all JACK app buffers into the ALSA driver's buffer, in realtime). And ALSA sets up the hardware to trigger an interrupt halfway through the playback o...

By default, Jack assumes a period of 2. What this means is that Jack divides your buffer into 2 equal pieces (of 256 bytes each). Before you start play, Jack asks you to fill in the first 256 buffer piece with audio data, which jack then gives to your audio hardware to play. While your audio card is...

Got a strong Rolling Stones "Miss You" vibe on that, with less disco on the bass.

Here's a couple of male singers that should shock you.

Dimash Kudaibergen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfIcuEzd6ps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9FlDMCo8LU

Gabriel Henrique
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9H-EiHe1f4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhhJpX9yKJM

what can you do if you don’t have a good voice but want to sing? Warn your neighbors. How can you improve your singing voice? Perform only for deaf audiences. What are the best singing tips out there? If you're performing at a wedding ceremony, when the father escorts the bride down the aisle, do n...

Why don't you get a joystick controller, and attach that to the computer? That has the springback already physically built into the device. I imagine that would be not only easier to write software to implement midi pitch wheel, but would also be considerably easier to use (since a pitch wheel is fo...

I forgot a made this "Chord Strum" plugin for Linux, It's a DSSI, so you need a Linux program that can load those plugins (Muse, Ardour, Carla). There's a readme file can explains its use.

http://wikisend.com/download/568598/elecstrum.zip

Thank you for posting the previous topic's link.

Thank you for the suggestion.