LinuxMusicians

Welcome! I would love to hear your music, when you get the link working. That sounds really eclectic!

I visited New Orleans once and had a good time enjoying the street music in the French Quarter.

You run into headaches whenever you try to do anything beyond exporting and sharing wav files, even when your collaborator is using the same DAW and OS.

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Hi! What does it mean? I cannot understand.

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Haha! I didn't understand it either. I'm glad someone asked!

That's the one! Not sure how popular that was in Germany, but here in the states it was played every hour on the radio for months and months.

Now that I hear it again, I think there is more variety in your drum part. The part of your song that reminded me of Axel F was the echo-effect drum fill.

"Monte Covideo" is probably my favorite track on the album. I especially liked the tremolo pad synth. Cool sound, that. Also the semi-random computer arpeggio at the intro and outtro of that track is cool, and the percussion works really well. I also liked "Working from 127.0.0.1" and "Blues in Am."...

Two thumbs up! This track is well-constructed and well-balanced, and has a great vibe. I love your sound, always, but this one is particularly good. I like all of the sounds in the piece, and the 3:40 sound is maybe the best one in the song. I'll be revisiting this track all morning, I think. EDIT: ...

Aretha Franklin.

(But I agree that Karen Carpenter gets an honorable mention.)

I have a couple of cheap nylon guitars. (My very first guitar was nylon-stringed.) I have recorded them with dynamic microphones before, and I have never been fully satisfied with the sound. I always thought it was because the guitars are cheap, but maybe I should get a condenser mic? That would pro...

I like your sound. These are really nice tracks. I can't understand a word of the lyrics, but that doesn't bother me. :) You should maybe try the AVL Drumkits LV2. The general midi drums sound decent in Raiz Rasteria, but I think you'd get a better sound with real drum samples. The workflow with AVL...

Thanks, will post in the other thread!

I remember the previous version: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=21806

This is a great tune, and I think your mix is good. I liked your previous mix, too. I need better speakers than what I have here at work to do a side to side comparison, though.

I was going to say the same. You don't hear that kind of guitar playing in garden-variety EDM!

I love the arpeggio sound that comes in at about 0:40. The lead string synth voice I could do with less of, I think.

But that guitar! Who put THAT there? Wow!

Welcome Pierre! Glad to have you here! I have a similar setup and have been using the tools for about as long as you have. This forum is a great place to hang out if you want to learn about the Linux audio tools, and you can even rub shoulders with some of the developers. Where can we find your music?

Welcome to the forum! Sorry to hear about your bricked laptop.

What do you mean by "professionally" in scare quotes? Are you pan-handling, or something?

Is your music online somewhere? I'd love to hear what you are recording.

Nice family project! I like it.

I have been meaning to check out the Salamander piano samples. There was another recording posted here recently that used it.