LinuxMusicians

Ardour isn't as scary as it looks, although I remember feeling intimidated too. It really is miles ahead of Audacity though, so it's worth the effort to learn. I would suggest reading the Ardour manual: http://manual.ardour.org/toc/ . It really is useful and informative, and quite readable. Again, ...

Welcome to the forum, BHArts1! Southern Wisconsin - land of green pastures, lakes every half mile, and cheese. Pretty country, that. What is your Linux experience? Are you a newbie or an old hand? What's your distro? Please post some of your tunes in the Original Scores & Recordings subforum. W...

folderol wrote:Hi, and welcome.
I think you'll find a fair few of us are also keyboard instrumentalists

Sounds great; thanks!

I don't know if I would call this a "celebration", but here goes: I have a Yamaha AW16G (16-track hardware recorder) that I like a lot. By design, it has no USB or other built-in digital connection to the outside world (except S/PDIF). Being limited (at first) to using its CD-write functio...

Hi, everyone! Briefly, I live near Wisconsin's capital city of Madison. I am a keyboard player and focus mostly on producing instrumental music. I have a website at https://brianhagenmusic.com/.

Hi, everyone! I have not bought any audio interfaces for any OS yet. I have an (old) MacBook Pro, don't want to use Windows, and would really like to user the Ubuntu Studio with Ardour rather than the other two OSes. The Linux box hardware should be adequate (CPU, RAM, HD space, etc.) Since it seems...