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Read the Ardour manual: https://manual.ardour.org/toc/

I read it cover to cover (or, I guess the web equivalent of doing so), and it really helped a lot. As FOSS manuals go, it is pretty good.

I didn't make it all the way through 2 hours, but I thought the music was really interesting and quite listenable. The video is also cool.

Man, I love your style! Whenever you post something I know it's going to be worth hearing. I have never heard a uke played like that, and I was kind of blown away. Cool stuff!

This was very well done. That amp sounds fantastic -- and so does your playing!

Chick Corea is so fun to watch. When the others in his group are taking yheir solos he just watches them interestedly, with a half smile. You can see the excitement in his eyes to be a part of making such awesome music.

Just to be clear, I think there are times when cultural appropriation can be hurtful, but your song is not one of those times. I agree that music is where we share the most, and I think it helps us appreciate how wonderful and diverse the world is. That's why I still like those old new age albums.

... I found it easy to slip into the same headspace as when I'm listening to - would you guess who? Ravi Shankar? I only say that because he's the only Indian musician I have spent much time listening to. (Norah Jones doesn't count.) I enjoyed this a lot. It sounds like an 80's-90's new age piece f...

Finally got to this -- working through the backlog. Thanks for posting this. Connor is one talented guy! These albums have a sharper edge than his last one, which was rather gloomy. I think I like the last one better, honestly, but that's a matter of taste. The guitar work is suberb. In the heavier ...

This is lovely! I listened several times and enjoyed it greatly. As you said, there are some minor timing issues, although I thought it was more on the guitar side than the midi (the guitar seems to come in a few ms too late, but the midi instruments seems always to come in roght when I expect them)...

I never expected to visit the rooftops of St. Petersburg this morning! One thing I love about this forum is that I get to virtually travel the world. Thanks for posting this!

Echo the others. I also wanted to say that I love the title!

Wow, thanks! I really appreciate that.

Sorry to arrive late to this thread, but a work this impressive demands a response. First off, this is one of my favorite stories in the New Testament. It strikes at the heart of a lot of important questions in theology: the nature and causes of adversity, the justice of God in punishing sin, the he...

Thanks caprenter and GMaq . I'm glad you liked the track. The "thumb trick" is actually on the rhythm guitar on this song. Instead of using your index finger to play a bar chord, you wrap your hand around the neck to play the bass note with your thumb on the low E string. You also have to ...

I rather enjoyed this. Listened a couple of times through.

Again arriving late, but I had to drop a kind word for a cool and quirky tune. I really like that portamento sound, added as a punctuation just often enough to keep me satisfied but not so often as to be tiresome. A very nice groovacious balance of sounds in this one. I also like how the rhythm buil...