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glowrak guy

I think having these in one place would be good luck in the coming year, and would save people some valuable time. Maybe a mod could make a 'sticky' area for this type of config help?
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glowrak guy

I'm not a coder, and barely even a typer :( . A fairly crucial need in wine, is the ability to process the often convoluted installation/license/registration schemes and tools, and even to accurately detect a linux internet connection in the ways(s) that various windows product manufacturers product...

glowrak guy

GMaq wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 12:25 am
I think you'll find it isn't as bad as you think..

Do you mind if I use that ringing endorsement when I release my next album?

(Thanks for your extra man-hours in the shadows, to help enable the future!)

glowrak guy

The ska 'Lxs frágiles después' is great fun. Nice to hear some horns. We had a strong ska scene here when my kids were teens, hope it comes back and stays alive! It's a pretty cheery genre. Music can make us oldsters feel younger 8) You might enjoy the ProteusVX plugin, if you get wine, Reaper, and ...

glowrak guy

I like how these songs expand as they go, with lots of energy and surprises. The sound choices are fine, quite evocative, and very guitar-practice friendly. There's enough going on in each song, without pointless distractions 'just because'. Four down, and will hear the rest soon...
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glowrak guy

These songs have nice bending and blending of sounds, and solid themes that don't wander. The various styles and tonalities added within songs are tastefully done, and don't segregate the music into sections, the main theme is enhanced, and the stories unfold. I would modify the intro to the first s...

glowrak guy

While listening, this seemed orchestral and cinematic. The rock elements worked well, and didn't seem out of place to me. I imagine the process of taking an idea to various concepts, to rough drafts, and on to finished works, Is a combo of hard work applied to giftedness, or at least strong passions...

glowrak guy

I don't have much space on my internal drives. [/quote] Hi, lots of free contiguous disk space should be a priority, as lots of audio software needs it to run efficiently or properly, and so does the OS. Plus your spinning drives will last longer not having to bounce around in search of epmpty parki...

glowrak guy

I used dynebolic a lot, still have a CD on a spindle somewhere. I think it had zynaddsubfx and hydrogen, but it's been awhile. I Also used Fedora CCRMA, Suse Jacklab, with the innovative wineasio they came up with, and Caldera, which I think also went into the Suse enclave. Maybe Jaromil will post a...

glowrak guy

I installed Ubuntu Studio 23.10... Please, point me in the right direction Thanks Hi, the AVLinux distro comes with wine and yabridge ready to go, and also has a Reaper demo installed, so just copy over or install some plugins, and tell yabridge where they are in your .wine folder: For example, cre...

glowrak guy

Atari has good midi spec because good chips are on the motherboard, rather than data bussed to some interface. Here is a recent discussion that goes into some detail about midi jitter, PPQN, timing, swing, and feel, and how they relate to good music. Lots of new and old hardware/software solutions a...

glowrak guy

@ Gmaq: This interview of a pair of guitar legends has some interesting insights, that I think concur with some of your sentiments. https://youtu.be/_1bkZIDuGBU My goals are to create music that some people would want to hear multiple times, or that might at least stir the pot for them, to experimen...

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The video is in German, and a KVR member had success by following the video. But the terminal commands are in Englsh. Installing several vcruns and sundries with winetricks seems to have turned the key. They are shown in a terminal just after the 5 minute mark of the 14 minute video. https://youtu.b...

glowrak guy

Also, issue 323 of ComputerMusicMagazine has that, so you can use their 'back issue' service to access the download version of that issue, or a hard-copy with dvd, if still available. The Bitwig effects section is handy, with drag & drop horizontal chains easy to test and save.. Combined with th...

glowrak guy

I'm not sure, but I think wineasio needs a code maintainer to keep it up to date with current distros and latest wine releases. It is still useful, even important for a few cool softwares. But using an extra slightly older distro on an external drive isn't bad luck. Can also be helpful if one wants ...

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