LinuxMusicians

davephillips wrote:banjo lullabies

A banjo and lullabies go together about as well as an elephant and small porcelain figurines.

khz from germany wrote:YT!

Mister Gorbachev, rebuild this wall.

Deal of the day: For the next 24 hours, anyone posting an insipid reply will receive one snide response free of charge. Offer not valid for banjo players -- you've suffered enough.

tramp wrote:it's fake news

I prefer to call it "genuine inuendo".

Trump loves linux

Actually, he prefers iOS because he thinks the "i" refers to him. In fact, his first search question was "Siri, how do I grab you by your *ussy?"

This morning, Trump administration officials announced significant new tariffs upon imported Linux distributions. The decision came after the president's meeting with Apple and Microsoft executives who complained that the dumping of imported linux distros was hurting the domestic operating system ma...

I thought it was going to be the Debussy piece.

bigcat1969 wrote:phase locking the samples and cross fading between them

That's what I do in the No Budget Orchestra.

Using QJackCtl, set the number of inputs and outputs to 10. Channels 1 and 2 are the main Left/Right analog inputs/outputs. Channels 9 and 10 are the SPDIF.

Does it need to be VST, or can it be LV2?

Backupband can output MIDI to other apps Yeah, but it's more efficient to load all those synths/samplers as plugins in Carla (or QTractor here) than to chain them together via QJackCtl and BackupBand. BackupBand is meant to be akin to using something like a Yamaha Tyros, where it's a tightly integr...

Have you tried backupband? It has a sound module built into it. If you add the Instruments.zip pack, you've got a useful set of gig patches including acoustic and electric pianos, strings, brass, organ, sax, trumpet, clavinet, bass guitars, electric/acoustic guitars, etc. And since bb uses standard ...

Yeah, check out BackupBand at https://sourceforge.net/projects/backupband/files since it was designed to do the specific task you're seeking. This is a program created for the purpose of providing live accompaniment, either for a live gig, or for practise. Some people will recommend software that is...

Not yet. Right now i'm doing a major update to the midi input, adding more controlable features. For example, in addition to split keyboard, you can also do dual layer. So you can have a bass patch on the lower half of your keyboard, and on the upper half a piano layered with strings. Also, if you h...

Have you tried BackupBand? https://sourceforge.net/projects/backupband Its drummer will loop forever playing drum arrangements in 60 different styles. And so will its bassist and guitarist. If you're looking for fast and easy pop/rock band accompaniment, this program's all about that. There are 44kh...

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