LinuxMusicians

Third one out! This time it's Jörn Nettingsmeier, aka nettings, we talk to. We talk about freelancing using Linux, Ambisonics, using Ardour professionally, and much more. Check it out here: http://www.zthmusic.com/nettings/ ...and thanks aMused :D Like I've said before, I really hope to keep this up...

Hey everyone! I will be doing a workshop for kids on making music using FLOSS software in early november. I'm going to be documenting my planning and preparing of this, and I just put the first blogpost about it up at my site: http://www.zthmusic.com/fscons13-linux-audio-part-1/ I would love it if y...

Thank you all very much for your positive comments! This is a really fun project for me as well, and I'm determined to keep this up for long (or til we run out of people anyway, which doesn't look to be anytime soon ;) ). artek: It's fixed now at least, was a misbehaving cache plugin that did it. An...

New week, new interview! This time, we get to know the guy behind KXStudio a bit better. Presenting The Friday Interview #2 *drumroll*: falkTX!

http://www.zthmusic.com/falktx/

Thanks for reading!

Thank you GMaq and totalchaos! This'll be a really fun series. Watch out for the next one next friday!

Hey Smeefer! Cool idea! Regarding whether it's worth finishing and releasing or not - did you enjoy making it? Something tells me you did this because you wanted to. In that case, I'd say anything that's something that you personally want to do is more than well worth to release. If you do stuff you...

Excellent piece ! I've spent time with Harry at a couple of conferences, he's a terrific fellow and a dedicated Linux audio coder. He's also a very good musician, which I think shows in his software design considerations. Well done, zth. Good questions, good presentation. I prefer the print medium ...

Hey everyone! I just want to quickly announce a little project I started recently, called "The Friday Interview". My aim is to post a new interview every Friday, with a person from the Linux audio world. Hopefully I can keep going for quite a while. This is also a good cover for me to ask ...

I just want to quickly note that I've moved to a new website. Both of the tutorials can now be found at: http://zthmusic.com/ardour-3-tutorials/

And thanks emarsk and hellalive! Hopefully I can make some more soon

Thanks for the suggestions ssj71, I'll be sure to make that happen eventually!

Fellow linuxcians, The album I've been working on for a few years is getting closer and closer to finalization. I don't have ANY perspective on how thesedisparate songs even ought to sounds at this point. Who here can assist with the final master? I want to give someone here the chance to take a bi...

Awesome version, and I'm absolutely honored to be mentoined in the OP . I hope you continue working with synths some when you feel like it, it adds a nice layer to your otherwise very acoustic and pure base. Keep it coming, looking forward to the next!

too much tracks, hard to record (have to split them every time) And I think having everything in the same MIDI-region is less efficient, as I do loop-based music and sequence everything drum-by-drum. Clearly, there are different use cases :) I have nothing against stereo version, but prefer 32-bit ...

I use LS LV2 quite a lot, and I personally only use it in 2-channel mode. What drumkits are there for Linux that uses 32 channels? Anyway, for me personally, it's a matter of convenience, especially with instruments. Also, when I do drums, I do a track per part of the kit (kick, snare, hihat etc..),...

Great work breaking down a very powerful and good piece of software! Synthclone really deserves its shine and such a thorough tutorial on how to use it. Great!

I also can't say enough good things about Devin Anderson, the developer. Really nice guy!