Users of #Sensors2OSC:
I am thinking about refactoring touch data, and would like to have feedback about it.
Comment on the Codeberg issue or tell me, so that I can get more than my personal opinion about it.
Users of #Sensors2OSC:
I am thinking about refactoring touch data, and would like to have feedback about it.
Comment on the Codeberg issue or tell me, so that I can get more than my personal opinion about it.
My new album BREAKTHROUGH and BAD SECTOR music video are OUT NOW!
Listen, purchase, watch music video and pre-premiere livestreram:
https://unfa.xyz/breakthrough
All my work was made with 100% libre software and GNU/systemd/KDE/Linux (Arch BTW). Represent!
#unfa #unfamusic #unfalive #music #drumandbass #dnb #drumnbass #dubstep #psytrance #bass #tune #Linux #LinuxAudio #CreativeCommons
My new album will be out on 9th of February 2026. but you can PREORDER it NOW and get 3 tracks early! The album was made with 100% libre software, namely @ardour and a truckload of amazing FOSS plug-ins like Vital[ium], Surge XT, Geonkick, ZynAddSubFX, Linux Studio Plug-ins Airwindows, Calf... I will try to do an online listening party and maybe talk about how the album came together (if people are curious).
https://unfa.bandcamp.com/album/breakthrough
#unfa #music #bass #dnb #LinuxAudio #FOSS #FOSSaudio #dubstep
Some great #linuxaudio news/rumors:
I've been told that the Serum 2 #synth #plugin for #linux has entered (or will soon enter) private #beta state. 🤯
I reached out to Steve and will share more as soon as I hear back. 😎
Occasionally, I reassess my native Linux Synth/sampler plugins collection & try to come up with a favorite top 10. While I have plenty more, if forced to choose 10 today it would be:
* Repro
* Hive 2
* Chipsynth OPS7
* Quanta 2
* Sforzando
* Decent Sampler
* Linux Sampler
* Zebra 3
* Apisonic Audio's Speedrum 2
* Shortcircuit-XT
I can make any sound with these.
#Linux #LinuxAudio #MusicProduction #Audio #Music #DAW #Plugin #Plugins #Synth #Sampler #Top #Top10 #Tools #VST #VST3 #CLAP #LV2
Why does every DAW for Linux feel like it requires manual audio channel engineering? Why can't I simply open the software and select a channel?