Very nice resource. Thanks for sharing!

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no problem - always on the lookout for stuff that might be useful or important!

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do you play? or were you just sharing the resource?

used to be a pro - until my arthritis crippled me.... on macs used digital performer for all recording mixing and mastering etc. used some windows garbage before that.

p.s. knew stefan plays guitar and a few others do music stuff so i figured - post it.

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Oh - nowadays the only thing i play is a nice bottle of pinot or wine from the vineyard, a nice porter or ale i make, or on a rare day when cold a sip or two of some woodford reserve. i also may play (work) on the small homestead here - vineyard - garden, cut firewood, and tractor work and planting hundreds of evergreen trees.

as a special ops gy said when i trained his dog - you have a super amazing 'compound'. heh heh heh

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Thanks for the post. I did quite a bit of music with Linux when I first started using Linux. Interesting that I landed on ZynAddSubFX at the time and that appears to still be the most popular - not surprising as it did produce excellent results and plugged into LMMS nicely (the sequencer I used). I have also used Rosegarden for classical scoring which works pretty well too. Was brought up on Atari STEs with the built-in MIDI ports (and RCA stereo jacks for audio out) and C-Lab Notator and Cubase Score.

I was literally planning to get back into writing music in Linux over the weekend, having posted a few compositions onto YouTube several years ago and nothing since. Back then I was using an old Dell laptop from work, which struggled a bit. Now I have a much more powerful machine, I want to start the music up again and see how it goes!

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cool - maybe this will expand some sounds for you.

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Yes, I expect so - I guess 6-7 years is quite a long time in software!

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I'm still looking for the MIDI ports on my mandolin.

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i haven't read the whole thing, but there should be something in the arch wiki about that.

sounds like it is time to get the band back together! i'm sorry to hear about your arthritis. i have it in one finger from knitting and can only begin to imagine how terrible that would be on a larger scale.

Samsonite2010: can you share your music from the YT? I would love to listen. BTW, hemlocktree is right I play the guitar little bit, but used to be very active in Commodore 64 8bit demo scene until 2010. Making chip tunes was my real hobby and it was fun I have also many tunes on YT but hard to say if you are interested. This kind of music is not for everyone. My wife hates it

Stefan

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sharing is caring i'd be interested in having a listen. feel free to post some links.

Maybe privately, this forum is too Linux based. I have good reputation in Bodhi community. What if I make some shame with my music? lmao

S

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