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milk wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 8:58 pmI ran it through the 'Mist' (aka Clouds) plugin of lenticular.lv2 (port of clone of a port?) and stuck it on YT.

That was awesome! I loved watching you tweak the parameters of the LFO. Thanks for sharing this little audio play time!

More info on the 3rd gen Focusrite devices here: https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=20669 Maybe I misunderstood, or half-understood because I was skimming, but I thought people on that thread were saying that the class-compliant features worked well out of the box. Anyway, if you are...

I need to try that. I'm doing a project right now that needs horns. Thanks for the nudge in that direction!

Just out of curiosity, what's your OS? I am on Linux Mint 19.3. I have a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, which I bought about 3-4 years ago. It worked out of the box, and I've been really happy with it. Mine is a 2nd gen device, and I've heard that the 3rd gen devices have some "extra" features t...

Nice! An infectious dance beat, with some killer guitar licks.

How are you doing your horn sounds? Is that a synth? It sounds pretty good if so.

What you have is essentially a 1-way interface. It is an analog-to-digital converter that shows up as a sound device on your computer when you plug it in. Most sound devices in common usage are 2-way, so your software is probably assuming that when you specify that you want to use your Roland cable ...

I've never had any issues like that with my 2nd gen 2i2. Works like a dream.

Have you tried a different microphone and cable?

Thanks, @GMaq. I always struggle with mixing the lower frequencies, like bass and kick. I find it is harder to hear when it is too loud, or too quiet, in those frequencies. Much easier for my ear to compare those mid and high frequencies.

+1 on Ardour. Audacity is a good way to get your feet wet, but for serious multitracking projects it has severe limitations.

Welcome to the forum!

Yes, her use of voice as a musical instrument is quite good.

I like this track. The voice samples work well. Nice to have a good maiden voyage with a new DAW.

I really enjoyed listening and watching. Your use of harmonics was especially interesting to me.

I also enjoyed your Bach prelude. Very nice.

I've been recording vocals in Ardour this afternoon with Liquorix enabled, 26 layers of voices, with active reverb and compressors on various tracks, and have had no xruns. But I notice a similar thing with DSP and CPU load. Compared to the lowlatency kernel, Liquorix uses about 1-2% more DSP load. ...

I got it working on Linux Mint, through the damentz ppa (deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/damentz/liquorix/ubuntu bionic main). I had to disable secure boot in the BIOS, though, because the system complained that it was an unsigned kernel. Should I be worried about this? So far the kernel seems to be ru...

@Basslint and @Rainmak3r, thanks for the listen and for your encouragement. I am also pleased with how this collaboration is turning out. It brings out the best in both of us.