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Is the dark theme optional? These tend to be a nightmare for those with poor eyesight.

Use it off and on. Does it now respond to MIDI Volume change? It was always an annoyance that it was the only thing I had to set by hand, so couldn't realistically change it during a perfomance.

Sounds like a bit like a Hammond B3, with a fairly short decay (or played staccato) , and a lot of reverb, possibly a touch of echo too. Yoshimi Will Godfrey Companion B3 might get close if tweaked a bit - Don't know if the other lot kept up with these.

I do enjoy a bit of Jazz from time to time, but much prefer live gigs (if I can get to them). My fondest memories are of monthly sessions in the late 1960s at a pub. I moved from the area in the 70s and haven't been back since :( I'm happy to say it hasn't changed much as far as I can tell. https://...

A truly emphatic proof that less is sometimes a great deal more! Lovely chillout song.

Took a while to get to this, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. We need more upbeat songs!

Oops! Sorry about that. Must be getting forgetful :( Yoshimi source code is available from either: https://sourceforge.net/projects/yoshimi Or: https://github.com/Yoshimi/yoshimi A compiled version is already available for fedora fc35 and the others should follow soon. Arch linux usually have these ...

This is a maintenance release, containing a few very small improvements and bugfixes.

The same applies

Hmmm. I can't seem to find that. Was it perhaps renamed from Analog Bass?
Anyway, In AddSynth global try increasing D.dt to mid position, and reducing S.val to zero.

It's definitely an 'Envelope' that you need to modify and probably a combination of D.dt (decay time) and S.val (sustain value).
However if it is an AddSynth sound, it is slightly more involved - especially if more than one voice is used.

Can you say which specific ones you want to modify?

Finally got to to listen to these, and very much enjoyed them
Thanks

Quite like this

I see there is also one called Rosegarden than nobody has mentioned. If all I want to do is record, edit and mix acoustic instruments via microphone (no midi, effects, etc), which would be a good bet? I'd like something simple so I don't have to spend too much time learning how to use it. I've trie...

I would say: try as much Digital Audio Workstation as possible to choose what's best for you. It takes time, but then, you have a good idea of what exist in case the one you choose go to a direction that does not suite you any more. It is pretty huge work to learn DAW properly, so I would say learn...