LinuxMusicians

sample pack plus lmms project file
http://www.sendspace.com/file/tkxvv5

i've just finished working on a track which has been created using samples sent to me by Richard Stallman. The track itself is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike. Its titled "Free as in freedom" for obvious reason the track was created using LMMS a...

yeah that would be a good use for it, if you can get a small usb soundcard, say something like tascam us-128 to work with it, that would give you phantom and other line-in etc... i've also been thinking a netbook would be really good to use for djing, too small a screen to do anything else but bigge...

welcome, i'm in the uk too

no need for confusion, automation is just that, it automates certain functions/controls. so you can use automation to have a vocal panned across channels, or to smoothly change the volume on a track. also being able to automate the parameters of effects so you could vary the phase on a track as it p...

cool site

thanks for the heads-up, now just to see if i can be up at 7am for the session

well just the distro i used first so i know it best, but i use my 2nd partition to try out others, and arch has been on my list for a while.

using a bit of reverb on the 2nd vocal line works really well also.

well unfortunately i'm not at the stage of knowing any other linux o/s apart from ubuntu well enough to have it as my stable production partition.

yeah thats a massive problem thorgal, its because of that situation that lmms crazily can't run native linux vst's as its been so geared towards being compatible with the huge number of windows-based vst(i)'s. @funkmuscle - ardour is more than a lifeline for traditional multitrack recording studio w...

nice one

well personally speaking the RT issue doesn't matter too much to me, vst(i) support is more essential. although i use them sparingly, the native instruments in lmms are powerful once you scratch beneath their surface. sometimes a particular vsti just has "that" sound that you want so i'm g...

would be nice if you could post a simple how-to on this, i was reading through the documentation earlier but still didn't quite get it.

its a pity its not easier to build with vst support on 64-bit systems.