LinuxMusicians

Congrats falk, that's a pretty major milestone Thanks for your hard work!

Danboid, your wish is my command Here's number 3 and 4:

3rd interview with Albert Graef: http://www.zthmusic.com/lac14-albert-graef/
4th interview with Frank Neumann: http://www.zthmusic.com/lac14-frank-neumann/

Second one out, with Robin Gareus! http://www.zthmusic.com/lac14-robin-gareus/

First one was with Miller Puckette: http://www.zthmusic.com/miller-puckette/

Cheers!

Hi! For those of you interested in the Linux Audio Conference, I'm doing a short "version" of the Friday Interview, but with a heavy LAC-theme. I'll try and publish one shorter interview per day if possible leading up to LAC, and I'm interviewing people who are and have been involved with ...

Hey everyone! Sorry about the silence from this project. It's not dead, but I'm just swamped right now with other stuff :/. I wrote a short blogpost about the status of the Friday Interviews here, if anyone is interested: http://www.zthmusic.com/friday-intervie ... us-report/

The 16th interview is with another well-known face in the community: Fons Adriaensen! He's a sound engineer and developer responsible for lots of invaluable software and plugins in the Linux audio landscape. Check it out at: http://www.zthmusic.com/fons-adriaensen/ With this, I'll be taking another ...

brian, thanks so much for posting that. I've been looking for something similar for quite a while. It pains me to say it, but I'm kind of looking forward to testing this out my next system freeze

Cheers!

Guys, thanks so much again for the words and encouragement. Keeps me going!

This week I talk to Edgar Aichinger, aka edogawa, about making music using Linux, his road to here, building instruments, and more. Check it out at: http://www.zthmusic.com/edogawa/

Thanks to Edgar for the interview!

Hey everyone, and thank you so much for your comments! Greatly appreciated

This week's interview is with a guy well-known on these forums: AutoStatic! Enjoy!

http://www.zthmusic.com/autostatic/

13th interview out, this week with Bent "deva" Bisballe Nyeng, drummer, programmer, and lead developer of DrumGizmo!

http://www.zthmusic.com/deva/

Hey, thanks a lot DoosC I'm very glad you like it!

Thanks for the research jeff!

I'd personally be interesting in:

* Clavichord
* Solo violin (provided that it sounds as good/better than the sonatina sustain one)
* Marimba

If you're up for it, that is

Jeff, how cumbersome would it be to turn the entire library into SFZ? If I understand correctly, it's licensed in a free way, right? So if this could be added to the FLOSS instrument arsenal, that'd be awesome!

In the spirit of constructive criticism... wolftune, it baffles me that you can write an entire paragraph about constuctive criticism, and about writing where you disagree technically instead of calling things "ramblings", only to in the next paragraph state that you edited out ramblings ...

In the spirit of constructive criticism... wolftune, it baffles me that you can write an entire paragraph about constuctive criticism, and about writing where you disagree technically instead of calling things "ramblings", only to in the next paragraph state that you edited out ramblings (...