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Nice, I was going to post here soon asking about plugins that do some FSU goodness. Can't wait to try these, thank you!

I'll have to give that a try. I was wondering how metal was going to fit in with linux audio but great to read yet another perspective on it. Keep up the good work zth!

If it's old school jungle you're looking for it might be better off chopping up some amen loops, as far as I know that's how most jungle was created. Other than that use a lot of ghost hits (barely audible hits) to give energy. Also, it might be better if you can explain what your beats are lacking,...

Wow what a clever guy...I wish I'd spent my life learning something of use

Ah I had seen that but I didn't know if it was related to this. Thanks, look forward to the day that's done.

I might be missing something really obvious here but I can't work out how you automate things like zynaddsubfx when they are not being hosted by a daw. I want to automate things like filter cutoff for zynaddsubfx from Ardour but when I create a midi track a and look at the automation everything look...

Great interview zth, thank you once again. Your articles serve as a nice weekly reminder that I need to pull my finger out and get down to making some music

Thank for you this, I don't mind if it is tabla or not, it's all good!

Are there any tampura/tabla applications available in Linux? I always used to use the plugins from here when I used Windows - http://www.dharambir.com/indian-classic ... -softwares especially the Harmonic Visualiser when tuning my sitar.

Thanks zth, really great post. Looking forward to the future articles!

This could be interesting, I've never used Cakewalk but wouldn't mind now I'm not using Ableton. I saw this on that site: Linux needs at least one proffessional DAW for start This is revealing, I think most people who haven't dug in to Linux audio too much get put off because there isn't an all in o...

A very interesting interview zth, thank you!

Not going to comment on any of the other comments posted but looks like a good package to me, lots of info provided which is great.

No problem, I thought that was the case, thanks for the answer though. Do you have any plans to add that feature sometime in the future?

In that case would you consider a context menu option to locate file in a browser so it's easy to jump to it?

I've been trying to use Ardour but I'm getting frustrated with it and wants to try moving to Qtractor instead. Is it possible to reverse audio files? If you can't then what is the best/easiest way around this? I've got a feeling the answer will be locate the file and reverse/save to new file in Auda...