LinuxMusicians

I don't know if it was mentioned here before, but I recently discovered Noteflight . It is a web service for music notations and is based on Flash. I don't know much - or better: nothing - about notation editors, so I can't say if it's good compared to other applications, but for me Noteflight is pe...

As for the original question: Yes. I am a guitarist, even classically trained. But I also learned to play the piano, but there is nothing much left from the lessons. For the sound issues, I experimented quite a lot. I have an old Zoom GM-200, which has some nice sounds if you find the right settings...

Thanks for the welcome, fellow germans!

I tried Ubuntu Studio and Fedora before installing 64 Studio as my audio distro. In the first two distros I had issues with the RT-Kernel which wasn't working when I ran the NVidia driver (which I need, because I like a bit of eyecandy with my KDE). But even with the RT-Kernel running I had xruns, I...

I think for a first time poster it is polite to introduce himself. I am from the beautiful city of Mainz in Germany (so please excuse any crappy english I may write), I like to make music and am obviously using Linux. I like guitars, they just feel good and I like they sound they can make. I am a pr...