This was my first decent, proper go at @ardour on #UbuntuStudio
...its just a dirge of effected guitar jamming through the Line 6 Helix. Now what is weird is how the Helix isnt class compliant (as far as I know) ..which means someone with the UbStu developers is using the Helix.

Anyway, nearly 7 minutes of me making a fool of myself on the Palm Bay.
#guitar #linux #linuxDAW #ardour #ardourDAW #experimentalmusic #echo #effects #line6 #helix #line6helix #guitarfx #FOSS #opensource

I came across this new video about an open source synth that works on Linux:

UltraSynth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqvbxPD2JHQ

https://ryukau.github.io/VSTPlugins/manual/UltraSynth/UltraSynth_en.html

Then I checked the developers' website and... there is plenty of stuff there! I haven't tried anything but it seems they are not listed on LinuxDaw.

https://ryukau.github.io/VSTPlugins/index.html

Their blog looks hardcore dev, but I have no clue: https://ryukau.blogspot.com

Anyway, in case this is interesting to someone.

I've recently done some minor tweaks on linuxdaw.org here and there.

Today I added a "Compact" toggle, which allows for a more compact view if you just wanna focus on the screenshots.

Orchestools Piano S by Ilir Bajri - free, #opensource #VST #plugin that works on Linux (tested in #ReaperDAW).

Tons of settings, stable, fast, great sound.

I spent a lot of time searching for something similar.

https://musictop69.wixsite.com/orchestools
https://github.com/ilirbajri/ORCHESTOOLS-PIANO-S

The #linuxdaw library continues to grow, reflecting the development of #linuxaudio as a platform. Not only is the range of native #linux #plugin (s) growing, but also the maturity of #pipewire and #linuxdesktop itself. Truly amazing times for #musicproduction with this popular #opensource #operatingsystem.
https://linuxdaw.org/
PD: @alf Nice addition with the #clap, #lv2, #vst, etc. icons!

@edsu Hi! I have volunteered to create a bot account to post https://linuxdaw.org RSS feed as toots. I see you have created https://github.com/edsu/feediverse and this question might sound odd but... is it good? I mean, is it stable?

Years ago I used #feed2toot and it was fine. I have also tried https://feedsin.space/ but we want to publish from our own account. Happy to try #feediverse but since you're here I thought I'd ask first.

You get one wish.

..but a very spesific one.

You get any audio/music software (currently only available for Win/Mac) ported to Linux.

Which would you choose?