LinuxMusicians

The 12th edition of the Friday Interview has arrived, but first of all: Happy new year to everyone, and a sincere thank you for both the encouragement and the appreciation this series has gotten! And, of course, a big thank you to everyone who has participated - I'm as happy and interested as anyone...

...added the LADSPA equivalent of this LV2 post to the blog as well: http://www.zthmusic.com/ladspa-plugins-for-mixing/

11th interview out, this week with Ras Tilo, member in the band Superdirt², who mixed electronic beats and live cello into an interesting sound.

http://www.zthmusic.com/ras-tilo/

Hi devs! (sorry for the crossposting, I'm copy pasting this message from what I also put on the mailinglist) In an effort to eventually bridge the gap between users and developers, and specifically explore the contributions users that aren't programmers can make to free and open source software, I h...

Thanks sysrqer! Please let me know if you have any specific type of article you'd like to see!

Thanks 5parkle5, I can hopefully do some more of them soon!

falkTX: Great info! It'd be really nice if you could post that as a comment on the blog, so readers see it as they finish reading. Think you could do that?

Cheers!

Hey everyone! As a little christmas special, I did a post on my blog rounding up a few basic free and open source LV2 plugins for basic mixing. I hope it can be of use for someone! http://www.zthmusic.com/lv2-plugins-for-mixing/ Special thanks to all the developers who have, and continue to, work ha...

Hey guys, thank you very much for your comments! It keeps me going And of course, thanks a bunch to Devin for partaking. I think he's a fairly new name for a lot of people, and he deserves way more shine.

Hey guys! 10th interview out. This week with Devin Anderson, author of Synthclone, Midi snoop, and numerous other contributions to Linux audio. Thanks to Devin for the interview, and I urge those of you that haven't to check out Synthclone. It has a huge potential. http://www.zthmusic.com/devin-ande...

Thanks a ton everyone, and thanks to Nils!

@paulmerchant: I'd be honored if you, or anyone else for that matter, wanted to submit the series to those kinds of sites. So, please feel free to do so, it'll be greatly appreciated! It could be a nice way of spreading the Linux audio word.

After a 2 week break, the Friday Interview is back again! This week we talk to Nils Gey, as musician and programmer, author of sequencer notation tool Laborejo, and who's currently writing his very own, state-of-the-art sampler. Very glad to be back!

http://www.zthmusic.com/nils-gey/

rncbc wrote:although i don't use kxstudio myself, i've just added my subscription to the stash:)

cheers

ps. also subscribed to kxstudio flattr.com for ages

That's very generous of you Rui, especially considering your own status as developer!

Great response all! It's also nice to see people stepping forward noting they have in fact already been supporting KXStudio financially for a while. You all deserve some extra credit, that is awesome! falkTX: I think blogging sounds great. Just posts a few times a month summing up what you're actual...

Hey guys!

I just wanted to say that this project is finished and wrapped. If you're interested in how it all went, you can check out my roundup post at: http://www.zthmusic.com/fscons13-linux-audio-part-4/

Thanks to everyone who's given me feedback and helped me!

Hey guys! falkTX does an amazing job with maintaining KXStudio, coding on his various projects, and providing us with the latest of the greatest in Linux audio. He does this without any form of required payment, and he doesn't really ask for anything either. I know we all really appreciate everythin...