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Re: [LAU] Music made with linux, "Another waltz"

by Atte

On 11/10/2015 01:08 AM, Benoît Rouits wrote: > Le 13/10/2015 20:21, Atte a écrit : >> Hi >> >> New track out, made with renoise and my modular: >> >> https://soundcloud.com/a773/another-waltz >> > wow, ex-cel-lent ! i really love it :-) > Thanks for listening and the kind words, really appreciate it! -- Atte http://atte.dk http://a773.dk

10 years

Sound-Card Priorities?

by Hart Larry

Well, some time ago we were discussing an easier mp3 editor, still looking. Meanwhile, wondering if there are ways of having audio search for the next completely available sound card? Now I have 4 of them, not that I want to, but I can play multiple files at a time. You see, in the future, if I am listening to speech in a graphical setting, I still wanna rip audio in xvfb with Iceweasel. As of now, if speech-dispatcher is running, I can only play other audio, not record, so I would want that setup to pick the next empty card. Can some1 please inform how easy this would be to setup in Debian? Thanks so much in advance Hart

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[OT-ish]: uploading / moving to archive.org

by Lorenzo Sutton

I noticed some pieces announced on the list are hosted on archive.org So now apparently 'anyone' can upload their content to archive.org applying a CC license? It looks like archive.org has gone a long way with audio since I last checked and has lots of very nice features (at least from my point of view) such as html5 player, direct links to audio files, waveform diplay etc. [1] Given that soundcould (where I have some stuff on) doesn't work on my Linux browser since months (and it has some really annoying 'features' like unprompted/unexpected/unavoidable "autoplay"), moving everything to archive.org and sticking to it for future content seems very tempting (not only from the technical point of view of course). Any reason why one *shouldn't* do it today? Opinions and ideas welcome. Lorenzo. [1] https://archive.org/about/faqs.php#Audio

10 years

Music made with Linux - Désert (zynadd, amsynth, seq24 and a few ladspa... plus M$)

by Benoît Rouits

Good evening list, Again, i would like to share with you a space/ambient piece composed under Linux, but also which a friend of mine collaborated to, with percussive sound effects she made on a M$ OS with some idontknowwhatsoftware®. It was made last year, but i think i did not mention it on the list, until now. This was my first collaborative experience and i liked it, we made 3 version, but this one is my preferred [1]. The body of this piece [2] is very simple: seq24 controlling 2 voices (3 in fact): one is zyn on the bass (plus some bleeps), and the second is a custom amsynth patch (the lead voice). All that recorded with timemachine, then edited with audacity to add the percussive effects my friend made. Then i overdubbed it with an edited recording of a Mercury7 mission voice from the NASA (freely available on archive.org [*]). [1] the full version: https://soundcloud.com/brouits/d-sert-nina-kardec-collab [2] the vanilla seq24/zyn/ams version: https://soundcloud.com/brouits/desert-second-take [*] Scott Carpenter voice only: https://ia801408.us.archive.org/28/items/Mercury7/462-AAG.flac Hope you will enjoy it, with big loudspeakers (some sounds are very low and at low frequencies). This piece yields me to a question: where does the musical discourse lie between the synth sounds and the astronaut's voice ? Cheers, - Ben

10 years

Music recorded with Linux: nor

by jonetsu＠teksavvy.com

Another short piece concluding this trilogy, done from scratch on a very lazy Sunday. This one is acoustic based, with synths and a jazzbrush kit from a Korg Microstation. Neither reverie, nor cauchemard. https://soundcloud.com/nominal6/nor

10 years

Music recorded with Linux: cauchemard

by jonetsu＠teksavvy.com

A 2 minutes piece, counterpart of the reverie. This time the acoustic instrument is a bass guitar. Recorded using Ardour 4.4.0. Before or after the Reverie ? Both are transitional. https://soundcloud.com/nominal6/cauchemard

10 years

Behringer fx2000/fcb1010

by Steve Downes

Does anyone know whether it os possible to control the gain of the stereo output of the FX2000 with either of the swell pedals on the FCB1010 midi board. It will apparently do everything else I want. sees a shame if it won't. Can't find any mention of it & (so far) not very conversent with midi. (or any other solutions) Thanks in advance, Steve

10 years

Underneath, composed in qtractor

by Benoît Rouits

Hello again, Several months ago, i tried qtractor and hydrogen2. In the following music, i took an old cheap mono recording of children playing in the street as a basis of the structure of a smooth jazz composition where the leader is an oboe (well... an sf2 oboe in fluidsynth) and staff are a piano, a zynadd softsynth, a Hexter (DX7) bass, and a harp. I found qtractor very easy for mixing midi and audio. http://brouits.free.fr/music/various/underneath%20%28export%29.mp3 Enjoy, - Ben

10 years

Podolski: a free synthesizer

by jonetsu＠teksavvy.com

There's a free, simple synthesizer that's available for Linux as a VST plugin. Runs in Ardour, Carla. Simple one OSC, one sub-OSC construction, with an arppegiator which syncs automatically to jack transport. http://uhedownloads.heckmannaudiogmb.netdna-cdn.com/penguin/release/3965/Po… Info and user guide: https://www.u-he.com/cms/podolski

10 years

Re: [LAU] Heroine, written with musescore

by Gavin Stevens

ate: Sun, 8 Nov 2015 00:39:07 +0100 From: Beno?t Rouits <brouits(a)free.fr> To: Linux Audio Users <linux-audio-user(a)lists.linuxaudio.org> Subject: [LAU] Heroine, written with musescore. Message-ID: <563E8B9B.6050202(a)free.fr> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8; format=flowed Hello fellows, In the tradition of posting music made with linux, this little tune has been freshly written in musescore tonight (GMT+1) and played directly with the musescore GM fonts in the embedded fluidsynth library. http://brouits.free.fr/music/various/heroine.ogg Happy listening ! - Ben I like both "Heroine" & "Underneath" - nicely done. Do you have a score for Heroine? I would like to try playing it myself. Also, it's the sort of piece that is good for piano students to try in order to get a balance between a right-hand melody & left-hand chordal accompaniment. Thanks, Gavin.

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