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Heck yes! That is pretty cool! Whay controller are you using for MIXXX? used numark mixtrack, akai mpd18 and korg nanopad for this one. numark mixtrack was mapped normally. mpd18 was mapped to the beat-loops while the nanopad was mapped to hotcues. Used mpd18 to loop certain beats on different meas...

Very cool. Can you tell us how you've got it set up? I've been wanting to add to my live performance gear. Hi dednikko, i've installed renoise, hooked my apc20, downloaded and installed duplex http://www.renoise.com/tools/duplex (dragged the duplex xrnx file to the renoise window). The tool may the...

..almost switched to windows (ableton) but lucky to have found renoise which runs very good with linux and a newly purchased controller (apc20). this is my 1st stab using renoise, looking forward to write complicated tracks with it soon: https://soundcloud.com/arpee_ong/unload_reload_unload really h...

just posted a new one just few minutes ago, although the track isn't really dubstep, i heavily used Autostatic's dubstep bass zynAddSubFx instrument (a bit tweaked) for the base framework.. for the "unstable" wobbles, I used amSynths dirty pulsating bass (a bit tweaked as well) with the &q...

..and this is one of the tracks' a bit alternate version performed live :), my minimal ghetto setup.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nZx9jTLUuI being able to map 1/16, 1/8, 1/2, 1, 2, 4, 8 and 16 beatloops came in pretty handy, [un]fortunately i had to upgrade to beta to get the feature as the lat...

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things to double check

0.) That you have started jackd via qjackctl by clicking "Start"
1.) Verify that "qjackctl -> setup -> interface" is currently set to the soundcard you intend to use

Hi, please try this: 1.) start qjackctl 1st 2.) then fire up zynAddSubFx 3.) go back to qjackctl, click the "Connect" button 4.) in the "Audio" Tab, click on ZynAddSub under the "Readable Clients", and then "system" under the "Writable Clients" 5.) c...

great to get to see the set-up of other linux users from various industries/background, nice site man

hi aeb105, which akai midi keyboard are you using? if it's lpk25, you can get the editor software here being referred by varpa: http://www.akaipro.com/lpk25 -> Docs and Download (the editors for the other keyboards is in the right part of the same page in the corresponding "Docs and Download&qu...

hi nicola, also try checking out xenyx302USB http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/302USB.aspx it has a jack input where you can plug in bass/guitar directly without having to down-adapt your 1/4 jack to 3.5mm, worked nice for me for capturing, it is not for multi track recording though as you may on...

hi guys, here i go again with a shameless plug :) i recently created a new soundcloud account for my non-originals (remixes/mashups/overdubs) which i would like to share with you guys: http://soundcloud.com/project_sandbox current content is less technical than my personal experimental project (http...

thanks for sharing, quite interesting, trying to build it now.

good stuff man the percs and the rain sample are so crisp, its almost as if its just from outside my window.

Then you should better try schismtracker (look for package schism) which is a perfect impulse tracker clone running on linux with either pulse or alsa over SDL. It can be hard to get the interface at first but if you give it some time it becomes apparent that it is a very efficient and comfortable ...

Very nice! I'd find it very interesting if you could describe your sound creation in a bit more detail. Cheers! hi Excds, i don't follow a certain process, but heres what I have been doing so far Beats/Glitches: i commonly sequence them using hydrogen, and export the drumtrack directly off it as wa...