tim hall wrote: >Last Thursday 14 July 2005 16:45, Juhana Sadeharju was like: > > >>>>If you have a commercial hardware synth, try >>>>replace it with Zynaddsubfx. >>>> >>>> >>>You gotta be kidding. >>>Are you suggesting to replace a Kurzweil K2661, or an Alesis Andromeda, >>>or a Hartmann Neuron with ZynAddSubFX? >>> >>> >>Well, you're basically saying that the Linux audio is not >>professional enough yet. This information is great. Now >>you should tell the ZynAddSubFX author (Paul?) what his >>software is missing. >> >>If musicians avoid using Linux software synths and other similar >>software, we simply don't face the problem. It does not help >>if only non-musicians try to use these software. We need >>a demo made by professional musicians, not by non-musicians. >> >> > > > >Recording it straight to Ardour, you understand. ;) > > > /"psychoacoustics and doing what you can with what you've got" / Its the 'psychoacoustics' bit that changes everything!!!! Just be a slave to the sound! If it works use it. Ardour brought me this: http://www.web-links.net/ogg And you'll hear how it progressed to the mastering stage. Behringer says: Just Listen sounds good to me. Enjoy Bob >If you're using Linux for the Digital Audio Workstation part of your set-up >instead of Mac/Windows then your music qualifies as 'made with Linux'. We >could get picky and talk in terms of 'composed/recorded/mastered with Linux', >whatever, so long as no innocent GNUs get harmed in the course of the >production, then it will be welcome on my 'made with Linux' playlist. > >cheers, > >tim hall >http://glastonburymusic.org.uk > > > -- F R Smith Technical Admin http://www.Rokpacardiff.com
