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Then also it would be cool to allow positioning of a track with a WAV display lined up with the drum grid so you could align hits with transients in the WAV file. YES! That is the single biggest problem with the Hydrogen workflow for me, and why I currently prefer to program drums in a midi track. ...

I got the second song to play today, and it is awesome! Very strong work. Lots of variety, and lots of interesting sounds. I love the intro; it sort of reminds me of the automobile sounds made on the Mini Moog in the original 1975 Autobahn recording.

The monolithic apps are still used in a modular way, especially when it comes to plugins on midi tracks. A software instrument running as an LV2 plugin on a midi track in a DAW can be replaced for another one easily. You could replace Amsynth with ZynAddSubFX, for instance, without having to copy/pa...

This is really good! So, to be clear, you were playing an acoustic vibraphone over synth tracks, correct? I'm impressed with your vibe playing! I have a couple of Modern Jazz Quartet albums and have always loved the sound of the vibraphone.

For some reason I can't get the second track to play.

Welcome Barito! Drop some of your tunes on the Original Scores subforum so we can hear your work.

If you want to replicate your Windows workflow on Linux . . . then why don't you just use Windows? My Linux migration took a few years, and I picked up one Linux audio tool after another. My DAW stayed on Windows for a while, but I started using Hydrogen and then LMMS on Linux before finally taking ...

There is not an easy solution, and I have the same issue on my system. The geonkick developer acknowledged the problem in this thread: https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=19400&hilit=geonkick&start=30#p106962 . Apparently it will take some code-level changes to fix it. For no...

So the Raspberry PI is embedded in the instrument, correct? Or is it external? I assume that the Scarlett 2i2 is not inside the instrument. And is that some kind of touch screen display on the guitar? Do you have a video of this setup in use? I'm continually impressed with the DIY possibilities of L...

Solid tones, and very interesting. You violin hybrids are especially curious. How do you do it? And tell us about the software and interface for that embedded Raspberry Pi in your guitar. That is quite interesting.

Are you using any modular synths? I didn't notice any on your list. That might give you the automation you want, at the price of maybe too many choices for where to tweak the sound. But you could start small. Try a simple patch on VCV, plug in a few LFOs here and there and see what you get.

You should find the system log files in /var/log. Have a look and see if there's anything interesting during a time when your systems slows down.. You can also open a terminal and type "top" to see a regularly updating list of running processes and how much system resources they are using....

That looks like so much fun! And it was even a sunny, outdoor venue. It's hard to ask for better than that. Lots of cool sounds coming out of your synth in this gig. This sounds like an open-air recording, with crowd noise, etc. I'd be interested in hearing an internal system recording of such a gig...

Good times! Your trumpeter is not bad.

And small can be good in jazz, although it's a little harder to hide in a small ensemble. Everyone has to pull their weight when there are fewer voices.

Recharging means different things to different people. Usually it involves some periodic departure from the occupational stress, and doing something for pleasure: creating, exercising, traveling, reading, hobbies, religious observance, learning new things, etc. You need to put your occupation into p...

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