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DAWproject: Open exchange format for user data between Digital Audio Workstations (github.com)
 

Bitwig and Presonus just released an open source exchange format between DAW. It would even transfer automation data which seemed to be until now a pain point. I think it's a good thing to be able to collaborate with other musicians easily.

So what do you guys think?

Any linux programs for checking if an audio file is truly loseless? in c/audioonlinux@lemmy.ml
[–] Openmastering@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 years ago

define truly lossless please. Does it mean checking if the audio has lost any high frequencies like in mp3?

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Looptober 2022 (lemmy.ml)
 

Looptober 2022

The goal is to make one loop every day in october. I'll try to tackle it, create a bunch of hopefully nice stuff and learn.

Are you in?

Post your loops here

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OT-Simian, an open source retro drum machine (punklabs.com)
 

Punk Labs just released OneTrick Simian, an audio Plugin drum machine perfect for this vintage drum sound. If you're doing any kind of retrowave, synthwave, vaporware etc, it's just perfect. Give it a try and tell us how you like it. And share your music.

And I really like their website and marketing!

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Free Risers Sample Pack! (cloud.samuelaubert.eu)
 

I did a sample pack for musicians using a modular synthesizer a while ago. It's made of 23 Risers for different music genres. I hosted it for a while on another platform, and as I'm moving to a more robust solution, I want to share it again with you all #musicians.

The risers are CC0, there's no E-Mail trap, no tracking, nothing. They are entirely free. Click the link, download them, et voilà!

cloud.samuelaubert.eu/nextclou…

Enjoy, make music

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The Odin Project, a free online ressource for learning Full stack programming just updated its Foundation part about CSS and HTML (www.theodinproject.com)
 

I started learning web development with it. And I really enjoy the format so far. Have you ever tried to learn web dev online?

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Zrythm, the upcoming FOSS DAW (lemmy.ml)
 

Zrythm is a new (still in alpha version) DAW on the not overly crowded FOSS DAW market. It's aimed at music producers, not necessarily engineers like ardour.

What I like a lot, is that it does a bit of everything, borrows nice concepts here and there, here are a few examples.

  • Dragging the bottom right corner of a region duplicates the region.
  • It supports all linux plugins format (I'm looking at you LMMS)
  • It has a nice plugin browser, a monitor section and you can easily export stems (I'm looking at you qtractor)
  • I has a chord/scale helper, perfect for creating solid harmonies.
  • It has a solid MIDI system (looking at you ardour)
  • It does audio and MIDI, od course
  • You can modulate parameters using a modulator track (think modulate your pan or just any plugin parameter using an LFO)

It's not entirely stable yet, there a quite some little things to iron out, but it's already usable, testable, and the dev is really reactive. Please report bugs (you can even do it per email, without singing in) and support the project if you can.