@Vesa Well said!
LMMS is something we all hold very dear, and have poured many hours of
time into. Many (ALL?) of us have spent countless hours making
incredible music that can't be made with any of the other tools we
tried. Many of us have spent countless hours digging into the actual
progra
I know you don't seem to like Jack, but Guitarix/Jack/Ardour (or
Audcaity) is incredible for recording Guitar tracks.
p.s. I really liked your run down of why LMMS is so amazing.
On 01/14/2014 10:40 AM, Rob Kudla wrote:
> On 01/14/2014 05:45 AM, Dan MacDonald wrote:
>> seems most people on this
Dan, saying things that sound to us like "switch to qtractor" in this list
sounds at least not too polite.
However, I got your message, so I might try looking at qtractor some time
later, but now I'm focused on LMMS and dedicated to improve it, so spending
time on any other piece of software that d
I've spent *years* now *studying* *ZynAddSubFX*, so I know it pretty well.
Looking at TAL Noizemaker quickly makes me want to say that you can't even
compare these synths - however I might be greatly wrong. TAL's capabilities
look to me more like Synth1 VST. Zyn is capable of making extremely compl
On 01/14/2014 07:46 PM, Dan MacDonald wrote:
>
> qtractor is free and open source software - I'm not selling anything.
Regardless, talking about Qtractor is wildly off topic on an LMMS-devel
mailing list. I know your intentions are probably good, but this is the
wrong place for this discussion, an
Hi Rob!
There is absolutely no need to wipe your computer and install a new distro
to get JACK running - its just easier for Linux noobs to start off with a
distro designed and optimized for audio production / JACK etc. Thats why I
mentioned it. JACK is easily installed via most distros repos with
On 01/14/2014 12:13 PM, Dan MacDonald wrote:
> Distros like KXStudio and AVLinux remove most
> of the pain of getting JACK configured, should that be an issue.
"Just wipe your computer and use a different distro so that you'll like my
pet program more!" Yeah, I'll get right on that.
> aware that
Yes, you can use Zyn from within qtractor either as an LV2 plugin or
connect it externally via a session manager like NSM. I'd recommend the
former.
Have you ever tried TAL Noizemaker? I think its much better than Zyn,
certainly UI wise there's no competition IMO!
On Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 5:07 PM
Hi Rob!
Aha! The eternal 'I don't like JACK' argument arises yet again! This is the
most common complaint raised against Linux audio. The truth of the matter
for most is that JACK is very useful to have around once you've got your
head round it and most learn to love it pretty quickly - its very
Hi Tobiasz!
qtractor has one of the best PDF manuals of any FLOSS program - I'd highly
recommend you refer to that if you have problems working it out. Its linked
on qtr's homepage.
There are also a number of instructional vids on YouTube if that works
better for you.
Dan
On Tue, Jan 14, 2014
Thanks!
However I'll probably be more focused on improving LMMS though ;)
Is qtractor able to use ZynAddSubFX?
2014/1/14 Dan MacDonald
> Hi Tobiasz!
>
> qtractor has one of the best PDF manuals of any FLOSS program - I'd highly
> recommend you refer to that if you have problems working it out.
On 01/14/2014 05:45 AM, Dan MacDonald wrote:
> seems most people on this list are Linux users so I don't understand why
> they aren't already using qtractor, presuming they're aware of it?
1. I can build entire songs in LMMS project files, which I can then email
to other people or backup safely wi
I've tried qtractor once years ago, but I couldn't easily figure out what
does what - LMMS was much more intuitive and easy to learn for me (as a
former Fruity Loops user).
2014/1/14 Dan MacDonald
> Hi list!
>
> First, I want to say that I'm happy to see the renewed interest in LMMS'
> developm
Hi list!
First, I want to say that I'm happy to see the renewed interest in LMMS'
development, I wish it the best and I look forward to seeing it improve.
However, after reading many of the recent posts on this list I get the
distinct impression that many people on this list either don't know abou
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