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New track featuring the OBXd.

https://soundcloud.com/unsoundscientist/fly

I can play jazz, rock, R&B ,Latin rhythms and other stuff. I'm not the best at hard rock or metal since I can't play double bass drums.

I still have my setup and am ready to record.

Sounds really good. I always liked that song. Nice mixing as well.

I don't even use a limiter in any other channel usually, Just compression and eq. I make sure no channel is clipping though and the mix sounds as best as it can to me. Then I push everything up into that master limiter to get it a little louder. But Alas, I still have much to learn about mixing. :?

What about this? I gotta check it out myself.

http://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php ... 606#p53348


Also I learned some stuff following some tutorials on youtube using TAL noisemaker.

just an example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RmLi0xrRIc

Yeah for me the Foo limiter v2 is the best one to put on the master channel.

Welcome. Sounds like a nice mix of tastes. I like smooth jazz myself.

I like it

Nice production. Cool sounds.

The more I use Bitwig the more Impressed I become with Tracktion 5 :? Seriously, I don't want to be too negative and all and I know it's version 5.0 vs version 1.0. Bitwig is cool and all. The pro's for me are the quality of the built in effects/instruments and the powerful audio editing capabilitie...

I don't know about running PT on Linux. I havn't really used protools myself. I think most people here would say run Ardour instead. Thats what I use for audio tracking, editing, and mixing. It works very well for me. Another good option for that kind of thing is Tracktion for Linux.

Yeah I guess you're right it's not the cables. I'm just shooting in the dark really. Maybe the motherboard in your pc isn't properly grounded or something.

What if you unplug the guitar and keyboard cables from your interface? Is there noise then? If so it could be a cable issue. Maybe move the cables away from your speakers or mouse or invest in some higher quality instrument cables with better shielding. I only say this because I have a similar probl...

Interesting stuff here. I have a Behringer uca222 that has 2 RCA inputs and 2 RCA outputs. So I guess If I plug a turntable into it so I can sample an actual vinyl record, I'll want to apply this effect since the uca222 probably doesn't have this eq built in. But I guess I also assume that if that t...