LinuxMusicians

Hi! I just found this:

http://productionadvice.co.uk/how-to-av ... -your-mix/

And it made me wonder (as an electronic music producer who don't want to be a part of the loudness war):

What tools do you use to measure dynamic range of audio signal under GNU/Linux?

Synthesia looks like it

*bumps*

Is there any progress on this app?

Good to see you want to make such a program. I was thinking about it recently too, when I saw my friend using Foobar 2000. Stereo fullscreen spectrogram for JACK would be cool to analyse music, samples, voice, synth output...

Also: laptop speakers might not be accurate enough to emit all needed frequencies. Not speaking that it'd need to be equalized.

Capoeira, I think that could be a an option for a single track. I'd need to get a sample-exact phase-matching for two several-minutes-long tracks. But still that would multiply white noise amount by 2, as even if the static tone would cancel itself, the white noise component will surely not (as it i...

spm_gl wrote:The way the capsules are pointed, you have an a/b with swapped channels.

Could you say something more on that matter?

Hi everyone! :) I have recorded a song with my band in a multitrack Ardour sesion, but after the recording was done, I've noticed that every recored region has a static tone present spread all over the frequency spectrum. It was caused by an old amplifier we used to deliver headphone signal to the m...

Hello! I've got this idea while listening to the Open Source Musician Podcast, episode 9th . The idea is to create a video game that would allow musicians easily and with a lot of fun practise their musical skills. The game would work with MIDI hardware like keyboards, pad controllers, fader boxes a...