LinuxMusicians

Alright, the new version is up and running thanks to the KX repos. It looks WAY better.

I downloaded a new preset from the site you gave me, but how do I import it into Guitarix? It won't let me simply copy and paste the file into the preset folder.

Thanks for the reply! I just added the KXStudio repos and I'm installing the updates. Let's see if this works.

Hey everyone, I've gotten audio input and output going fine in Ardour 4 now in Ubuntu Studio 16.04. Now I'm messing around a bit with Guitarix. I've got a few questions. 1. Why does my Guitarix that came with Ubuntu Studio 16.04 NOT look like the screenshots on http://www.guitarix.org ? The screensh...

I can confirm as well that I have audio input from my RME Babyface

Man, mp3.com was great. My high school band was on there back in 2001. I remember a site called Garageband.com as well (no, not an Apple thing) where you reviewed other people's music in exchange for them reviewing your's. Here's what I use now: Primary CDBaby or Symphonic Distro for general digital...

I can confirm that my RME Babyface is seen by Ubuntu Studio 16.04 and is working in "class compliant" mode, no problem. Well the main outputs work at least. Haven't had a chance to try recording, but all seems going smoothly.

Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I want to avoid as much headache as possible, and ultimately I want to just do everything within linux. Pretty much the only reason I would use a Windows program would be for vocal tuning. If I absolutely must, I will probably just use a virtualmachine of Windows. I may m...

Hey everyone, I just installed Ubuntu Studio 16.04 and everything seems to be working properly. I have yet to try my RME Babyface though. What I'm wondering is this: Can I install the patched WINE that KXStudio apparently comes with? Or do the ubuntu repos have this now? Apparently the KXStudio WINE...

Haha, ja, hei da!

Jeg er faktisk Amerikansk, men jeg bor her i Norge

folderol wrote:Just want to say how refreshing it is to come to a site that has no sneaky trackers

AGREED!

This site is an invaluable resource for us linux musicians (or soon-to-be), thank you for making it and keeping it running.

Soon I'm installing Ubuntu Studio 16.04, so I'll get to test it out on my RME Babyface. From what I've heard, it works fine in ubuntu under "class compliant mode".

Thanks for the info, wasn't aware of Gnsap or Reatune. I looked up Reatune and it looks pretty good! I also know that Waves Tune doesn't use iLok, and Nectar 2 doesn't require it. A native linux Reaper would be awesome. I'm wanting to use as little Windows software as possible. Basically the only th...

I've done some research and I see there are a few pitch correction tools in linux, like Zita AT1, but I'm wondering if there are any graphical editors out there, or any being worked on? I primarily use Auto-Tune and iZotope Nectar 2 for vocals. (I understand there's no iLok/PACE support in Linux, so...

Hey everyone! I'm really happy to be here. For years I've been interested in linux, particularly Ubuntu (though I played around with OpenSUSE, Mandriva and Fedora a bit). Back in 2007 I attempted to start recording in linux, but at that point I believe it was Ardour 1 and pretty much nothing out the...