6 Sep
2006
6 Sep
'06
9:31 a.m.
hi everybody...
hare I am again, after a long long time of to appear here, I've made
my first audio work with GNU/LInux...
I have to suffer commercial software because of my job, but this
summer I've had some spare time to make a serious work with Linux.
They are a pair of raw electro themes with no time effects, "dogma
sound" like I say... The links are here:
http://perlssdj.blogspot.com/2006/09/xtatik-ep-new-electro-single-made-with…
I think Jack is an amazing tool 4 audio creation, I find it very
interesting, and very versatile, I feel very comfortable with it now.
I've used Ardour too and it's a good tool, but I have a dude...
wich software do I need to mix audio 4 video with GNU/Linux ? I'm
working on a video and I'd like to mix the sound with free software,
maybe should I use Cinelerra? I think I've read something about audio
plugins there, but can't remember the details... If somebody can help
me, I'd be very pleased to hear u, thanx
enjoy the themes, and be free to remix them, they have a CC No
Commercial- Share alike, so, u can use them 4 personal projects...
May the power be with U...
C'ya on the net... ;)
(any kind of comment is good, thanx)
PerlssDj
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6 Sep
6 Sep
12:16 p.m.
perlanegra proyect wrote:
I have to suffer commercial software because of my
job, but this
summer I've had some spare time to make a serious work with Linux.
They are a pair of raw electro themes with no time effects, "dogma
sound" like I say... The links are here:
http://perlssdj.blogspot.com/2006/09/xtatik-ep-new-electro-single-made-with…
Kinda hardcore/experimental, but I like them! Wouldn't play them in a
club, but for me I like this style. What tools have you used?
wich software do I need to mix audio 4 video with
GNU/Linux ? I'm
working on a video and I'd like to mix the sound with free software,
maybe should I use Cinelerra? I think I've read something about audio
plugins there, but can't remember the details... If somebody can help
me, I'd be very pleased to hear u, thanx
I've been very happy to use xjadeo in jack-sync with ardour for editing
sound for videos. Find instructions here (in the readme in the tarball):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xjadeo/
What distro are you using? I've been hunting down packages for some
distros, wich might be good to have since it may be a bit hard to compile.
--
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http://ringheimsauto.org
12:43 p.m.
hey, thanx
to play my music in the clubs is not the final idea, it's music to
listen where u feel good... :)
I've used Hydrogen, and of course, Ardour, I'm a drumbox fan XD
I've found this tool amazing, I find the idea of the layers very good,
it's very easy to get a good sound with them. Personally, I love the
sharp sound of linux... it makes me to be alive... :)
I'm using a pure Debian with the DeMuDi packages, I really feel very
comfortable with it, but I am not a code wizz to compile something
very strange, so, I'll take a look to xjadeo later, I'll see what can
I do...
thanx a lot again, this list is amazing ;)
Kinda hardcore/experimental, but I like them!
Wouldn't play them in a
club, but for me I like this style. What tools have you used?
I've been very happy to use xjadeo in jack-sync with ardour for editing
sound for videos. Find instructions here (in the readme in the tarball):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xjadeo/
What distro are you using? I've been hunting down packages for some
distros, wich might be good to have since it may be a bit hard to compile.
--
Ringheims Auto - Fri musikk for bilstereo!
http://ringheimsauto.org
--
... visit always http://perlssdj.blogspot.com 4 cool stuff !!...
12:51 p.m.
perlanegra proyect wrote:
I'm using a pure Debian with the DeMuDi packages,
I really feel very
comfortable with it, but I am not a code wizz to compile something
very strange, so, I'll take a look to xjadeo later, I'll see what can
I do...
Then it should be pretty straightforward to install the debian packages:
http://xjadeo.sourceforge.net/
Have fun :)
--
Ringheims Auto - Fri musikk for bilstereo!
http://ringheimsauto.org
7 Sep
7 Sep
8:57 a.m.
Hello, i didnt heared your songs sorry for that, but its late now,
perhaps i will do it later, your questions have answers, for syncing i
would use xjadeo plugin to jack which is a tool that works as a charm
for this kind of task, but it assumes that the video composition is
already made and you are constructing the audio part of it.
Later when they are in sync you can use a lot of tools to glue it up, i
would recommend avidemux2 for guilineass savy, otherwise either ffmpeg
or transcode can do a fair job with a minimum of understanding of
command line operations and a bit of man pages reading.
On the other hand if you are going to composite the video on top of your
song track i and this is a personal approach would go with blender NLA
which is a very decent tool allowing you to make professional stuff,
also with a minimum of reading and searching for tutorials about it.
bye
Glauber Alex Dias Prado.
On Wed, 2006-09-06 at 13:31 +0200, perlanegra proyect wrote:
hi everybody...
hare I am again, after a long long time of to appear here, I've made
my first audio work with GNU/LInux...
I have to suffer commercial software because of my job, but this
summer I've had some spare time to make a serious work with Linux.
They are a pair of raw electro themes with no time effects, "dogma
sound" like I say... The links are here:
http://perlssdj.blogspot.com/2006/09/xtatik-ep-new-electro-single-made-with…
I think Jack is an amazing tool 4 audio creation, I find it very
interesting, and very versatile, I feel very comfortable with it now.
I've used Ardour too and it's a good tool, but I have a dude...
wich software do I need to mix audio 4 video with GNU/Linux ? I'm
working on a video and I'd like to mix the sound with free software,
maybe should I use Cinelerra? I think I've read something about audio
plugins there, but can't remember the details... If somebody can help
me, I'd be very pleased to hear u, thanx
enjoy the themes, and be free to remix them, they have a CC No
Commercial- Share alike, so, u can use them 4 personal projects...
May the power be with U...
C'ya on the net... ;)
(any kind of comment is good, thanx)
PerlssDj
11:24 a.m.
thanx by the info
if u can send me a pair of links with those such tutorials, and with
more information about video in Linux, that could be very good... I'm
learning now to work with video, but with commercials, the classic
after effects and a bit of combustion, but, in Linux, I've only tryed
very quickly Dyne:bolic some time ago, but I had no idea on that date
about video
I'd like to find some web where to read something more, I will search
one of these days, but any kind of help is good too, thanx by all..
and don't worry, my themes will wait there ;)
cheers...
PerlssDj
2006/9/7, glauber alex dias prado <glauberalex(a)uol.com.br>br>:
Hello, i didnt heared your songs sorry for that, but
its late now,
perhaps i will do it later, your questions have answers, for syncing i
would use xjadeo plugin to jack which is a tool that works as a charm
for this kind of task, but it assumes that the video composition is
already made and you are constructing the audio part of it.
Later when they are in sync you can use a lot of tools to glue it up, i
would recommend avidemux2 for guilineass savy, otherwise either ffmpeg
or transcode can do a fair job with a minimum of understanding of
command line operations and a bit of man pages reading.
On the other hand if you are going to composite the video on top of your
song track i and this is a personal approach would go with blender NLA
which is a very decent tool allowing you to make professional stuff,
also with a minimum of reading and searching for tutorials about it.
bye
Glauber Alex Dias Prado.
--
... visit always http://perlssdj.blogspot.com 4 cool stuff !!...
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