Hi List!
I made a few tracks recently. It's all digital hardware that do not need
to be advertised on this list until they open up the source. ;) However,
it is recorded in ardour on Ubuntu Studio using a Terratec 88 firewire
rack.
The one i want to share with you is an instrumental beat in some sort of
7/8 tempo, which was quite a bit of a hustle to accomplish on a very
square 64steps stepsequencer. (you will here elements grinding against
the rest in a traditional 4/4 on the floor). The genre is some sort of
.... cat-hop ballade? You be the judge :)
http://sakrecoer.com/music/7step.html
(WARNING! music start on page-load)
I know the sound is a bit dirty and in-ya-face, I am afraid the truth is
that the weakest link in this production-chain is the author, namely
yours with kind regards,
Set Sakrecoer
A minor bugfix on a low profile release.
Yoshimi 1.3.7 is another consolidating release. Nothing dramatic, but general
usability enhancements. Probably the most significant one is that command line
access has moved from being a proof of concept to a real usable feature. It
still has a long way to go though.
A nice addition to the gui is that significant window locations are mostly
remembered now which makes organising your desktop just that little bit easier.
Yoshimi source code is available from either:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/yoshimi
Or:
https://github.com/Yoshimi/yoshimi
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
Say you have a poem and I have a tune.
Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.
Hi list,
Made this little jam about a little Pingu, riding on a Gnu,
contemplating the world from the freedomgalaxy while singing:
I'm a little Pingu, riding on a GNU.
Looking at the world, looking at you.
Free at the core, i wonder why don't you,
Look at me the way i look at you.
It would be so nice, if you could take me in.
Your computer and i could change the world we're in.
Your freedom is being diluted.
And your code is being polluted.
I'm a big GNU with my little Pingu,
Looking at the world, looking at you.
Free at the core, i wonder why don't you,
Look at me the way i look at you.
It would be so nice, if you could compute.
Your freedom is not to dilute,
Someone has taken your tool into dispute,
This is what together we should refute.
http://sakrecoer.com/music/PinGnu.html
Hope someone finds it soothing.
Yours,
Set Sakrecoer
Hey hey,
it's easier to describe the problem I think.
I hae two pieces, one the song with vocals, the other the exact same song, but
only the instrumental. Now I'd love to isolate the voice by alligning them and
mixing them with one having inverted phase. Since I can't see, and apparently
often instrumentals don't start at exactly the same time, I need a way to
synchronise those tracks. time shifting by hand is very tedious and hasn't yet
yielded a perfect result. There are other issues, which can cause "confusion",
so I'd like to get this one out of the way.
Does anyone know of a way to do it from the commandline? Sometimes alligning
the beginnen of a piece (the onset of sound) might do, but sometimes it's a
little more complicated. Anything from Sox to Csound will do. :)
I appreciate any hint in the right direction! Thank you!
Ta-ta
----
Ffanci
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* GitHub: https://github.com/fsilvain
Hello all,
When having multiple mono guitar tracks in Ardour and wanting to
regroup them in a single bus, would that bus be preferably mono or
stereo ? How is this in relation to eventually placing the guitar bus
in a stereo field ?
Also, is it possible in Ardour to raise the sampling rate of single
tracks ? I just followed the part of the Brian Bollman music production
(free) course about sampling rates. The higher the rate the more
fidelity to the original signal and also the more material to work with
when bringing it down to CD or ogg/mp3 level. I would like to try with
the guitar and bass tracks as I don't care so much about synths for
now. Is it possible to tell Ardour to work with a higher sampling rate
for a track ? I don't seem to have found the option.
Cheers.
I read on some sites that it should be possible to use VST plugins with Qtractor by way of dssi.
On my system, Qtractor depends on liblo7 and dssi-vst:i386 depends in liblo7:i386. If I install dssi-vst:i386, I cannot install Qtractor. If I then try to install Qtractor after that, it will uninstall dssi-vst:i386.
So... what does one do to handle this?
FWIW, I've also tried LMMS's Vestige. There is some graphics bug with particular plugin I need to use, rendering it unusable. So I am in an emergency situation looking for alternatives.
hjh
Hello,
I was told by bitwig support to deactivate 'MIDI in Jack's
preferences'. Currently, qjakctl shows 'none' for MIDI driver
(option located at bottom right). They 'recommend using jack over ALSA
alone'. I would like to give this a try. Is there something else to
do to disable jackd MIDI support and have ALSA instead ?
Thanks.
This might be not/so/easy to prouve although a number of screenshots
should. I have a guitar track that has a pre-fader send to another
track that adds delay. Then there is an audio drum track that records
what has/is played on a MIDI track that is in contact with a Korg
Microstation. There are no connections between the drum and guitar and
delay tracks, I have double verified in qjackctl. All of those tracks
go to the master bus. When the drum is played there is echo added to
it from the echo plugin of the other track. Taking out the echo plugin
results of having no more echo on the drum track. I will continue to
see what is going on. meanwhile, has anyone experience such a
behaviour in Ardour (4.4.0) ?
(Ardour 440, ah! :)
Cheers.
On Debian/Ubuntu systems, the irqbalance package which tries to push
interrupts across all your CPU's fairly, has been part of the base
system for a long time. On Gentoo, it's an available package, but not
installed by default.
Is irqbalance recommended for RT audio? Deprecated? Doesn't matter?