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That would be great of course.
Valhalla are highly respected.

Why do knobs crackle? Cheap knobs have a carbon "pads" inside. With time, they wear and contact is not as good as when they are new. In order to solve this, you can rotate quickly your knobs a few times and it will clean itself, thus not crackling anymore. Or you just change the knob yours...

Welcome here Jade,

There are a lot of ways to release and share your music. YouTube is fine but also really generic. Maybe some dedicated audio sharing platform might be also a good place.

And keep on practicing

Video programs will not slow down your system. They are just "doing nothing" except taking up disk space. If you really want to optimize your system, check which desktop environment fits the best. Optimize your kernel Uninstalling useless software is always a good idea, but I don't see how...

It's "just" a monitoring problem. It seems your setup is working fine, but you can't monitor your incoming signal. It's actually a "good" thing as you won't have feedback. Dedicated audio interfaces usually have a knob for this. Or you can do it on the software side using jack an...

How about exporting your midi files and convert them to lilypond format using midi2ly http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.19/Documentation/usage/invoking-midi2ly.ca.html ? Of course, some knowledge of lilypond is necessary and it might not fit your workflow but it might be an entirely *free** way of doing it.

jonetsu wrote:MIDI editing in Bitwig is great. Lots of MIDI filters also available. Creating in Bitwig and mixing in Mixbus32C is the best path I know. Each tool to its best.

I definitely agree with this statement. Just use the right tool for the right task and the sky is the limit.

I own the normal bitwig. At first, bitwig was sold as an Ableton live alternative. Nowadays it has become more a sound designer thing. It's definitely geared toward synth people, with its built-in modulators, the grid, the synths, communication with hardware over CV, etc. If you're wanting to dive i...

Hi unaHm, It's not entirely clear to me what kind of music you want to do. It's clear how you want to do it (synth + real instruments) though. My main advice would be to train yourself. Don't try to make a perfect release. Do as best as you can, sure, but you'll learn more producing 10 "ok"...

Hey there and welcome, It's nice to hear you're still willing to discover and use linuxaudio more. In the end, all our softwares are just tools. I don't really need midi for mastering, so ardour is just perfect for me. How do you use your software? What do you want to achieve? Where is the bottleneck?

Thanks a lot for such a shortly fixed problem.
And thank you anyway for your amazing plugins and the work it is to maintain them.
The community is really greatful.

As far as I remember, it's possible in qjackctl to drag an input device to an output and it would patch in to out one to one.
Not 100% sure, though.

Hey there,

I'm glad you like the Linux audio experience.
Catia should expose all inputs and outputs of all jack-aware programs. If it's not, there is some troubleshooting to do.

Can you please explain to us what you're doing exactly? What do you want to patch where?

It's hard to tell from the manufacturer website if the DAC is USB class compliant. Ask them, I think it's the best way to go.

And then please do tell us.

Hey, you guys rock.

Thanks for keeping us updated (well and your plugins too).