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Greetings,

This item may be of interest to some folks here :

http://vis.versilstudios.net/sfzconverter.html

Has some neat features, but $40 USD seems steep for this sort of utility. Might be just the right tool for big conversion jobs.

Best,

dp

Greetings,

I checked the docs for SC 3.6.6, sclang has no -a option. I'm now thinking that 3.6.x will not work with LNX Studio unless there's a workaround for the sclang option.

Best,

dp

Greetings,

A screenshot of LNX Studio with some of its instruments and effects opened :

http://linux-sound.org/images/lnxstudio-big.png

Best,

dp

Please davephillips, if you can, could you run 'sclang -h' in a terminal and tell us what it shows? And `sclang`? Hi Luis, here's the information, I hope it helps. Please let me know if you need more assistance. Best, dp [dlphilp@localhost ~]$ sclang -h Usage: sclang [options] [file..] [-] Options:...

Greetings, Andy Lambert has updated the Linux version, it now opens and appears to be running on my system here (Fedora 21 x86_64). I say "appears" because I've had no time to test it yet. I'll get the opportunity this evening and will report back afterwards. Anyone can update now from the...

Here's something I hadn't heard of before, mentioned over at linuxquestions: Phillip's Music Writer Philip Hazel's been coding it since at least 1997, when it was known as Philip's Music Scribe. At that time it got a chapter in the book Beyond MIDI: The Handbook Of Musical Codes. Nice to see that h...

Greetings,

A nice ring modulator VST :

https://github.com/spoitras/Ringmod

Best,

dp

the last release was in 2012, so I think this project might be abandoned..? It is under active development and has just seen a significant release. Neil Cosgrove's page points to the OSX version. Andy Lambert has set up a Linux version and is debugging it now. For more information see : https://git...

Greetings, Neil Cosgrove has announced the release of his LNX_Studio, a DAW based on SuperCollider3 : http://lnxstudio.sourceforge.net/ Developer Andy Lambert is working on a Linux release, a pre-alpha version of which can be checked out already. See the discussion on the SC mail list and Facebook p...

Greetings,

https://whiteelephantaudio.com/

The Carve distortion and Richter tremolo plugins can be built for Linux, I've tested both in Bitwig 1.3.9.

Best,

dp

Hi Dave,

Welcome to LM !

The usual first suggestion, be sure to check out this site :

http://libremusicproduction.com/

It's a complement to this site, lots of useful information on both.

Best,

dp

Greets,

Interesting question. Trying the search terms "qwerty keyboard control vst parameters" in Google hits some answers.

HTH,

dp

Greetings, Some "modern classical" piano pieces, not 12-tone but tonal/atonal, not too terribly severe (to my ears, anyway). 3 Character Pieces (5 minutes) https://soundcloud.com/davephillips69/3-character-pieces Tune 12 (3 minutes) https://soundcloud.com/davephillips69/tune-12 Sonata for ...

Hi Pierre !

Built and installed on Fedora 21 x86_64. Instanced in Bitwig 1.3.8 with no problem, but notes aren't getting cut off when I use the Floyd and Minimock synths, I have to delete the synth to stop them. Still testing here, it is a cool plugin.

Best,

dp

...from what I see Bitwig is totally loop-based... No, it's not. It has two composition modes, the track arranger and the clip mode. Either can be used with or without looping and autostretching. The two modes are complementary, you can easily switch and share material between them. I also tried th...