I used to lurk there and would be interested. I'm also just getting back in to recording whenever I get a spare moment
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Got any music you can share?
Not at the moment, I did a fresh install of AV Linux about 2 weeks ago and just in the process of setting up all the tools, vsts and testing out a workflow. Currently have a mix of reaper and renoise and trying to resist the urge to download every vst known to man
I looove renoise! What vsts do you use on Linux?
I'm still exploring what's out there for eqs etc. I tend to use the stock Reaper ones but I'm enjoying using Surge synth and drumgizmo at the moment.
It's not VST but the CALF plugins are just fantastic and completely free
I think those might have been bundled with the distro. I'll have to give them a look, thanks for the suggestion!
I just love the reverb, can't stop using it on everything
Check it out: https://waveform.social/c/linuxaudio
Thanks for the link, joined. Nice to see Pure Data represented on there too!
IMO for now, post everything on this community itself as it is not that active. We can slowly diversify into niches but we first need to improve interaction.
That's a pretty good point! Might think about starting one at some point, however I think the instance I joined is not an appropriate place for it
I'd be interested in following a linuxaudio community. Want to maybe run Reaper under Linux and get out from under Micro$oft.
Count me in.
Reddit was read-only for me and I'll confess I didn't even know there was a linuxaudio sub. I look at /r/linux and /r/linuxquestions daily and the occasional furtive peek into /r/linuxmasterrace. Also anything related to KDE, Mozilla, Matrix/Element and Proton are always worth a read.
I started one over at waveform.social: https://waveform.social/c/linuxaudio
Nice one. I just joined.
Please. I need help with setting up Pipewire for bit-perfect audio!
Not sure I can help with that, haven't used pipewire yet - just Pulseaudio and JACK
maybe keep it here for now until the userbase is higher if youre already gonna split now its not gonna be very active i think
I'm interested! I have a multiseat machine set up for my kids. Everything works great except the first one to log in grabs control of the single sound card and gets all the sound. I figure there is a way to set up pipewire so that they each have their own sound, but I haven't figured it out yet. (The machine is running Arch, the seats are set up through loginctl, and I'm using Weston and drm-lease-manager to split the single graphics card.)
Although I am a (making music) noob I would be interested in this, too
Nice! Have you got anything you can share?
Unfortunately not much, I have almost no clue on making music (but know Linux and its software quite well).
The best I have achieved for now is fully (dis)assembled and mechanically repaired hanging keys on a good old Korg M1, connected it with MIDI (via USB) and played a bit around with it from my Linux box. Assume that pictures of a disassembled Korg are not of interest in the context of Linux audio ;)
Software used on Linux was amidi (with SysEx) to dump and restore sounds-banks etc, and aplaymidi to play midi on the Korg. Both worked perfectly fine. On the other hand have no results yet with Rosegarden (and other software).
Maybe my (short) notes about how to do things with amidi and aplaymidi can be bit of interest in a Linux audio community.
(I also own a cheap drumset(?) from Aldi wich surprisingly had Midi. But could not experiment much with it yet ... cause of real life taking the time)