LinuxMusicians

So guys you're on your way finding the holy grail, thus work to do!

You could start by making an overview from what is available, discuss it here and move on from there.

Good that you picked up the thread again (literally and figuratively speaking ;-)). You might want to invest the option of using Pure Data , check this article also. I've done a google search on "polyphonic pitchtracking Pure Data" and there are some useful links. Check Supercollider it is...

I would probably teach a principle, then explicitly show it applied to everything. That way the lazy can just find and read the scale they want, but people really trying to learn will see the better way. Similarly I'd have a basics section and then an advanced that extends the ideas, like showing m...

As for the string gauges, that is easily taken care of. In theory, moving up from one string to a higher string the gauge of the second (thinner) string has to be 2/3 of the first thicker string. In practice, bass strings have to be thicker then treble strings, this results in a higher tension on th...

Alright if I would make a book of reference what should be included? For those familiar with stringed instruments, chords and scales maintain their visual shape when transposed to another key, for instance a barred C# chord has the same shape as a C barred chord only a half step higher. One of the a...

That's a sound piece of advice, thanks.

Thanks for the response. I thought of that option: Creating some PDf files using Lilypond and LaTEX and place them their. But how to make it know to the world? I have a youtube channel about this tuning, adding a link to the document(s) there? Blogging about it? Downside is that it can't be a "...

A while ago I started tuning my instruments in fifths, which isn't a "new" tuning because a lot of bowed instruments are tuned this way (along with the tenor banjo and the mandolin family), but is relatively uncommon for guitar. To help others to find their way with this tuning I'm ponderi...

I think the biggest problem with cheap guitars is the setup, the days that frets are out of tune, hardware malfunctions are past times. I've recently bought the cheapest acoustic baritone guitar out there (Alvarez ABT-60) and converted it to my liking: - Flatwound strings - All Fifths Tuning (Low C ...

The only valid complete source would be entire session files. … So when using for instance Non-Session-Manager, you could just dump your project directory, it contains the audio files, jackpatch setting and programs used. That would be a cool thing. Just bring in my 2 cents. In the "old days&q...

My soundcard outputs sound for my headphones on channel 7 and 8, therefore I would love to be able to set these output channels as defaults channel to which the Alsa2Jack bridge connects when it starts up. The problem is that I don't always use Alsa2Jack, only when listening music. Is there a way wh...

I have a couple thoughts on why: 2. Once a developer said something along the lines of "I think tools should be free, but the products from the tools not necessarily." And what if the tools are, for instance, musical lessons? Of course a lot of lessons are video material and that can be u...

Was playing around with Guitarix a bit and thought about the following:
Is it possible to make an upload button as well?
If I recall correctly Tuxguitar had this kind of feature: you could make a song and then upload to the net.

Hans

Just updated Guitarix. The preset download button works great, puts it straight in Guitarix.
Thanks tramp and lfz for making this work!

Hans

tramp wrote:Guitarix now have a little web-interface to browse and download presets from musical-artifacts.

(a side note, therefore it introduce a new dependency to webkit-1.0)

Cool!

Could you add the required dependency to the dependencies list on the Guitarix site?
I don't know which one I need.

Hans