I used my reel to reel recorder as a tape delay in Soupçons, you can hear it in the drum machine track at the very beginning (further processed via a bandpass filter driven almost to self oscillate and a chorus). I created a tape loop that was quite flimsy and the imperfections added a lot to the character 
#ReelToReel #MusicProduction #AnalogAudio #RevoxB77
tonight's moody modwave jamz #MusicProduction
pov: your content is getting cracked 
#Bitwig #musicproduction #musodon
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=f2JPXjCj0Fs
#musicproduction challenge. Is Yanti Niels a human artist? Or is it an AI fabrication?
Today I've learned to make 90s jungle pads using this tutorial video 
(I'm using Vital instead of Serum tho, since Vital is free)
Prepare to hear some oldskool dnb choon from me soon 
"Classic Jungle Pads From Scratch" by Groovin in G
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbaE1RPHGm4
Minimeters 1.0 is proably the best visualizer right now: https://youtu.be/WCVZsWPbzvU
It had been a long time since I had contributed to #Debian.
Well, here's a tiny correction: a typo of two letters in a word that were reversed in a log file that probably very few people will ever read!
It's nice to be able to contribute even on a very small scale like this.
Free software is great.
Ooh… big sales from Cherry Audio this month on their Moog emulation based softsynths
Bob Moog Appreciation Month in August | Cherry Audio https://cherryaudio.com/news/bob-moog-appreciation-month-in-august
I finally have cross-platform (Linux/Mac/Win) release files for my reverb plugin! I wrote today about setting up a CMake build process (instead of Projucer/Xcode) and using GitHub actions to compile each version:
You can get the latest version here: https://github.com/reillypascal/RSAlgorithmicVerb/releases
Hello my LinuxAudio friends!
Have any of you used Acon Digital's Acoustica with WINE?
If so, could you kindly tell me about your experiences (good or bad)?
Thank you!!
hi! i don't have any new music for you today but just for fun here's my current fave tracks from the five albums i've put out so far, aka the ones i should have put first 
https://anatanana.bandcamp.com/track/marie-canyon
https://anatanana.bandcamp.com/track/cavern-six
https://anatanana.bandcamp.com/track/apsara
https://anatanana.bandcamp.com/track/faster-than-light
https://anatanana.bandcamp.com/track/shes-a-tree
It's Bandcamp Friday, everyone!
If you love ambient music and drones, modular synthesis, and video game scoring, check out my ongoing project:
https://albertorizzoschettino.bandcamp.com/album/modular-mondays-volume-1-live-sets
And if you want, join the crew! 
All revenues today go to the artists.
#bandcampfriday #ambient #techno #drone #synth #synthesizer #gamemusic #gamedev #gamedevelopment #soundtrack #indiemusic #indiegame #gamemusic #gameaudio #cyberpunk #dystopian #PostApocalyptic #MusicProduction
@billyjoebowers
Also the whole matter of single tracks vs albums... if artists dont get their albums mastered they will not have the consistent sonic quality, loudness, etc. A whole lot more to it than many think.
New video just dropped a couple of days ago promoting #bitwig on #linux and general #linuxaudio info for beginners that are curious about #musicproduction on linux.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuJSZ89gORc
by "Linux For All"
linuxdaw.org is also mentioned 
If you don't like your mixes you don't say "We shouldn't have mixed it" you just get it redone or look for someone else.
People don't always have the money, but compared to the rest of the process mastering usually not very expensive and can make a big difference.
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Yeah, people don't really understand mastering, but the point is it's supposed to sound better. There are some technical issues, but mostly it's to put a final polish on it.
If you don't like your mastering you need to use someone else. There's no such thing as just "mastered" that's the way it's supposed to sound. Every person is going to make it sound different, often drastically. If I do something over a month later it will sound different.
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Hey Peter,
Have you seen PWAR?
It has a huge ton of potential to grab those who want to move to Linux, but won't leave behind a favorite app or two on Windows.
https://github.com/ripxorip/PWAR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7sKoMQGp7I&t=4s
This has the potential to be HUGE for Linux musicians!! I would love it if you did an article about it to give it more publicity. :)
This is an incredible nice arpeggiator, just love the UI
https://app.soundgrail.com/arpeggio-generator
Unfortunately it's just online :(
Anybody know of something similar that works in the DAW?
bitplanes 
