I am seriously tired of people calling LMMS synths toys and suggesting they
aren't powerful. Have you ever heard Rebellion
<https://soundcloud.com/stakeoutpunch/rebellion>? Its a song made only by
using TripleOscillator, a toy synth. There is a big potential in LMMS
synths, and I prefer that they are small and non complex, because if you
layer a dosen of them together, they'd still use less CPU than one instance
of NI Massive. As for the wannabe-DJ-bigroom-massive-nexus producers and
impressing them, I think that the music that a person makes is much more
important than the tool that he/she is using to make it. If your point of
music production is to impress skrillex-wannabes with your fancy DAW, you
should get FL Studio, Massive, and buy a bunch of Virtual Riot sample
packs, and make generic dubstep for teh 'wow's
I agree with Amadeus that its better to work on enhancing our current
LV2/VST support (we already have partial LV2 instrument support using
Carla, and imo that is insanely awesome) instead of making more native
synths.
-Uroš|Umcaruje
On 30 January 2015 at 18:33, DeRobyJ <[email protected]> wrote:
> I know, I don't like the fact that I'll be forced to use ableton and
> cubase for these same reasons. While I love LMMS and Audacity for being
> powerful without annoying my RAM with graphics.
> But I can't not say that trying to work a bit on that way may bring us
> more users and developers. I just could have said it in a better way.
>
>
> Il 30/01/2015 18:13, Amadeus Folego ha scritto:
> > On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 05:44:55PM +0100, DeRobyJ wrote:
> >> When I try my sounds (the christmass gift supersaw, my sky cathedral
> >> organ, the Erazzor, the lb302 AcidLead with delay), other students do
> >> ask me what they are, then look at the PC, don't see a thing, and in 15
> >> seconds they leave.
> > What's more important, the sound you created or the status you gained
> > for using a professional-looking DAW amongst your friends?
> >
> > For me this is the same as saying: I don't like Bose headsets because
> > everyone who uses Beats headsets have more status than me.
> >
> >> LMMS is great for cultured electronic musicians, but will never interest
> >> DJs, wonna-bes, hybrid traditional-electronic musicians, because the GUI
> >> doesn't have leds that say "WATCH ME I'M AWESOME" and presets that say
> >> "3 OF US ARE ENOUGH TO COMPETE WITH AVICII"
> >> That's my point xD
> > The thing is: is it more important for you to *look* like you can compete
> > with AVICII or to *be* able to?
> >
>
>
>
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