LinuxMusicians

Kott wrote: ↑Sun Nov 14, 2021 11:05 pm What is "metro"? Does any other Cabbage csd work for you?

https://csound.com/docs/manual/metro.html

I haven't tried the CSD yet but any recent version of Csound should include that opcode. Have you reported the error to Rory on the Cabbage forum ?

dp

RIP Sylvano Bussotti. Nunc in perpetuum, ave atque vale.

Deep thanks to all who listened and to all who replied. I'll pass your compliments on to Dave Benham, I'm sure he'll be pleased.

Best regards,

dp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=md6ua3P2xKM Fellow VCV Rack enthusiast Dave Benham revived a patch I made a few years ago. He's made a few changes to the patch itself, but his most obvious contribution is a lovely improvisation on a Native American flute. I liked what he did, I hope you enjoy it too...

Louis Andriessen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Andriessen

Frederic Rzewski

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Rzewski

RIP

I sequenced Rzewski's Les Moutons de Panurge many many years ago.

@davephillips Has something changed with Ubuntu Studio? I thought there were no RT Preempt kernels in 'buntudom any more just the option for 'lowlatency' Preempt (which for most people perform more than well enough).. You are correct, apologies for my confusion. I'm running LL preempt kernels on bo...

... I read on their forums that a lot of people complain that version 2 is still not ready. Is it still being developed and do y'all still use it? When VCV Rack came out a lot of people were very enthusiastic, but now they complain about the enormous unclear amount of modules of which a lot aren't ...

FWIW: I use a GT710 card - with the nVidia driver - in my desktop box, with a realtime kernel from Ubuntu Studio. Works well here.

dp

A very fine chat. Thanks, Glen, that was a good interview, totally enjoyable.

Best regards,

dp

Gardner Read's Music Notation is still an excellent standard guide:

https://www.amazon.com/Gardner-Read-Not ... B00HTJTMGS

(Ignore the ridiculous asking price for the hardcover. Cheap used paperbacks are available.)

Best regards,

dp

... You will probably not find a teacher specialising in teaching Linux audio... I do teach music production (in studio and online via Skype) using Linux audio tools, but I have no students currently using Linux. One fellow is running Reaper on Windows, that's an easy match with the native Linux Re...

VCV Rack has great potential as a guitar fx processor. Many of the Surge effects are available there, ditto for the Airwindows and Chowdhury stuff. Plus there are a lot of very interesting modules that aren't guitar-specific but can create some very unusual effects (I'm thinking particularly about t...

Greetings ! Thank you to everyone who listened to my track, especially to those of you who left comments (always vastly appreciated). There was some editing involved but not much. The improv originally went on for much longer. I cut it down to a more manageable length, hopefully you can't hear the j...

I do use Audacity frequently in my teaching, rarely (if ever) as a soundfile editor. Its Change Tempo and Change Pitch functions are excellent for instructional purposes, very flexible and easy to apply. I would be a bit pressed to find an acceptable substitute, but from what I've read so far I'm no...

Regarding AudioMass: ... I agree on all your points, it's very limited indeed. I posted it here because from my POV has some good points: ... Has very basic functions and a simple GUI, not going to replace anything like Audacity or Ocenaudio or Ardour, but sometimes you just need to do a simple norm...