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@raboof can you merge this thread into the other or just lock this one? Thanks and again, apologies! Thanks for the ping! I think the topics are actually pretty distinct: that one is about using the plugins, and this one is about seeing if we can convert them into a form that is easier to share. Ma...

I think it's time to wind down this topic. Indeed 'backstage' is meant as a place where we can post about things not directly related to creating music on Linux, but at 11 pages it's probably way past time to take this discussion somewhere else for those who want to continue it. Thanks! To clarify:...

I think it's time to wind down this topic.

Indeed 'backstage' is meant as a place where we can post about things not directly related to creating music on Linux, but at 11 pages it's probably way past time to take this discussion somewhere else for those who want to continue it.

Thanks!

Please, let's calm down with the insults.

I can't figure it out from the instructions on the github page Can you link to the github page you're referring to? I saw https://github.com/asb2m10/dexed but I don't see such instructions there. it hasn't even told me to download any install files. Where do I get these files from? What directory i...

When playing together using instruments that are not restricted to exact pitches, it can be challenging to 'find each other' and play in tune. To put a twist on practicing this, I built a small 'pitch matching' game. You can play it at https://arnout.engelen.eu/test2.html (should work in the browser...

a music mode (restore original sound) which allows musicians to play together without altering the audio stream What does that actually do? You still won't be able to play together with that, as the network latency will be high enough to interfere with your timing, right? For 'lessons' scenario's (...

Basslint wrote: ↑Fri May 22, 2020 12:30 pm This is the wrong section for this thread, however: this board is meant for discussion about the site itself

Moved it to "Linux Distributions & Other Software"

Kott wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 10:47 pm there is helper that convert .jucer to cmake project https://frut.readthedocs.io

Cool, thanks for the link, I should try that some time!

It would be cool if it could be built without requiring Projucer - that may not be as impossible as it sounds, https://github.com/OpenShot/libopenshot-audio seems to have it working

Wait, looks like development has continued in https://github.com/ddurham2/rezound - that works for me with only a small patch: https://github.com/ddurham2/rezound/pull/1/files For reference, these are the dependencies I needed on NixOS: { pkgs ? import <nixpkgs> {} }: pkgs.mkShell { buildInputs = [ ...

I am posting this about an application that was very useful and many have probably not even heard about because it was abandoned in 2011. Looks like their version control still has some activity as recent as 2017 (https://sourceforge.net/p/rezound/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/) - but you're right things se...

1. Have you taken online lessons ? 2. Have you ever taught anything using online tools, specifically any audio/video tools such as Zoom or Skype? I haven't 3. As a student, would you prefer an interactive or an asynchronous method ? IOW, would you prefer to exchange pre-made videos or take part in ...

Yes it is. She's trying to join but is having problems with the captcha - hopefully it will be sorted out soon. @raboof can something be done about it? Sure, mail me at arnout@linuxmusicians.com with the desired username and password and I'll create the account. (I would like to be more welcoming, ...

I didn't expect it, cause most stuff should be in the default kernels, but man, seems I can set JACK quite a bit tighter with getting less (almost none) xruns with the RT kernel in Debian.. Short test, seems to be a huge (unexpected) improvement. RT kernel? I would say, recommended! (needs a bit mo...