LinuxMusicians

hi all, I'm here to announce a new (maybe the first) italian podcast on free/libre music and GNU/Linux. the selection goes from swimming pig, hitmuri, lapoc, msound, kpanic and last but not least Ken Restivo remixed by Garry Ogle all presented by msound's voice in italian language. audio and full pl...

i really love this kind of music. excellent compositions for my taste
thanks for sharing

thanks

why my request is still pending?
ciao

ggoode.sa wrote:Thanks Becks,

That is excellent news

Now I can add qmidiroute to my Virtual Pipe Organ project and use a linux native mapper instead of using Midi-Ox through WINE.

Thanks!

GrahamG

Can you tell us more about Virtual Pipe Organ project ?
thanks

Hi, I would like to use Qmidiroute to map cc1 and program change events. So I have set the mapping up, got it working, and saved the Map. I now can't find a way to load Qmidiroute with the saved map from the command line. I need to be able to load midi mapping automatically via script as it is part...

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studio32 wrote: EDIT: alsa a nice avatar (look at my nice les paul gold top! ) would give this community a nicer atmosphere...

nice guitar, this is my (epiphone) LP gold top

studio32 wrote:Hi,

Are there any good strings sound out there?

Cello, violin etc.?

http://freepats.opensrc.org/sf2/violin/
ciao

studio32 wrote:
Yes it is a problem, when you want to connect for example rezound and rakarrack to jack_mixer or livemix...

you can try using patchbay on qjackctl. it support also regexp, so you can make your own rule
ciao

studio32 wrote:

MattKingUSA wrote:So, this would be for unlicensed music?

But also if you want to know what people think of your voice and you don't want the whole world to listen to your first voice line....

For these cases a members only forum part will be good in my opinion..

+1
ciao

nathan wrote:Khz, one of our most dedicated contributors, is joining the admin team as a moderator. He's helping us out by keeping an eye open for spam, and keeping us on-topic as we discuss music making on Linux!

Thanks alot, Khz!

congrats HerrZen!

What is it? The OpenStompTM Coyote-1 is an open source audio effects processor built for guitar players. With the Coyote-1 users can develop custom audio effects in software (like distortion, echo, chorus etc.), mix multiple effects to build "patches", and exchange those effects and patch...

studio32 wrote: Btw I heard from an arranger that it is better do make music without constantly hearing the midi files. You should do more and more with your head/ mind's ear...

not so easy, at least for me, if you don't you have absolute pitch