LinuxMusicians

anyone got any particulary good gnu/linux vocal samples?

i'd be up for making a track out out of them.

i misread your post

i'd agree with building your own, its really not as hard as you might think. just make sure you really plan it well.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=900676 <--- this will help

if you are running intrepid i wouldn't install the RT kernel if i was you as there have been lots of probs reported with it

no as it was released previous to midi, but midi isn't why you would want it, its the fact it will make sounds like no other synth out there.

Claudio wrote: what a gorgeous synth.

know any generous rich people

welcome

audacity is what you need as long as you can get it to behave right with your audio.

i've been using mhWaveEdit https://gna.org/projects/mhwaveedit as audacity has been a pain on my system.

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so when is this episode coming out?

studio32 wrote:Would be nice if we had a place on the wiki for those music files...

a little play with the function

http://www.sendspace.com/file/26r6gl

tbh he probably knows enough english to work out what you were saying in an email. the french school system is pretty damn good for that. glad you like 'is this england' lyrically i think its best thing i done, was written after seeing the film "is this england" taking the shit from that a...

cool track i'm "the symmetry" over on soundclick, hit me up

that's what translators are for

it was written in lmms with a cpl of vsti's, free ones, hercs abakos 2 and crystal