LinuxMusicians

I can't contribute much technically to the conversation, but what I'll do when I next get a break is download this, compile it, and try it out.

It can't hurt to see how it performs/sounds/works!

I just finished building a system with pretty much the works software wise -- kubuntu 19.10, kxstudio, audacity, ardour, mixbus, lmms, the airwindows plugins, jamin, the ddp tools plus some graphics stuff and the low-latency kernel and it all came to less than 16 gigs on the hard drive. I'm also usi...

Wow! Awesome! For a long time, SuSE was my distro of choice because everything in it just worked. To me, it was the BMW of Linux distros. But when it came to music making, KXStudio provided the same experience: everything worked out of the box. Now, it seems you are combining those two worlds!

The answer for me is ... wait. I am not using my KXStudio computer for a high-end webserver, or for penetration testing for the NSA. It is a nice, quiet, PC sitting in my office behind a firewall where the wav files I record are unlikely to attack it. I love KXStudio and (until he canceled all the a...

I doubt it is the most used at this point, but I have to admit I am still using KXStudio 14.1 because it just plain works with all the bells and whistles I have on there. Yes, I realize security is getting dicey while I hold out for falktx to continue ... but I backup my work and I don't have nuclea...

I got started with EDM production using LMMS on Linux and this book:

https://www.amazon.com/LMMS-Complete-Gu ... words=LMMS

I got the $16 electronic version, of course.

I'm a huge fan of KXStudio because a lot of the more complicated aspects of Linux audio just plain work out of the box without have to get a degree in alsa-jack-usb-oh my! lol For a Daw, I like Ardour, which you can get in pre-compiled form at ardour.org for a $4/month contribution. If you are used ...

DAWS are sorta like politics ... everybody likes the one they use and persuading them otherwise isn't easy. And there is a good reason for this. Becoming truly adept at using any modern DAW software is a monumental task. Once you get adept at a DAW you have invested a LOT of time and effort in learn...

I'll give you my two cents. I have two hard drives in my computer -- one running windows 7 and the other running KXstudio(linux). I switch which one I boot from in the BIOS. I also have a Network Attached Storage that backs up to the cloud that mounts on both operating systems. I use LMMS extensivel...

I'm using midi on ardour3.3. My basic platform is ubuntu 12.04 with kxstudio added on top which I keep updated obsessively. I mostly use ardour 3 to trigger external synths (jv1080, tx81z, emu proteus, dsi mopho, etc) from a midi track, and capture the results in an audio track. I use a midiman 4x4 ...

I voted yes. I have used a LOT of linux audio distributions -- I used Fervent's "Studio in a Box," Agnula Demudi, 64Studio, Ubuntu Studio, etc. I really like KXStudio -- in fact, I like it so much I started using Ubuntu just for best compatibility with KXStudio. I use linux for lots of things -- emb...

The anniversary edition midisports don't need anything extra -- they work out of the box!

Yeah, I haven't got it working with Wine either and I'm using the bleeding edge version. I use a lot of hardware synths and though I've successfully got some patch editor librarians working under wine, I haven't gotten others working under wine. So Melodyne and my patch editors/librarians will still...

Just listened to this -- it's really excellent throughout. Nice work!

Hi! The M-audio 2x2 and 4x4 anniversary edition midisport interfaces worked out of the box for me (ubuntu studio 12.04 + KXStudio). Ditto for the Alesis Multimix 8FX USB (it's a usb 1.1 class compliant gizmo. You only get the mixed stereo out of it.) I was looking at the hardware matrix wiki and sus...