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LMP Asks #5: An interview with Damien Zammit

Updated: Fri, 2015-02-06 11:29
LMP Asks #5: An interview with Damien Zammit

This month we talked to Damien Zammit. As well as being the developer of zam-plugins, he has also contributed to the coreboot project, Calf studio plugins and Linux drivers for various audio interfaces. He maintains his own website over at ZamAudio.com.

Creating a simple synthesizer in Pure Data – Part I

Updated: Fri, 2015-02-06 08:55
Creating a simple synthesizer in Pure Data – Part I

What is the objective of this tutorial?

In this tutorial we're going to make a very simple synthesizer using Pure Data and learn its concepts and workflow along the way. The objective is to get you started with the software in a kind of hands-on approach, doing something relatively useful, relatively quick. If you want in-depth stuff, there are some great sites on the internet. See pd-tutorial.com and the Pure Data FLOSS manual.

Setting up and using Drumgizmo in Ardour

Updated: Sat, 2016-11-19 16:16
Setting up and using Drumgizmo in Ardour

A French translation of this article can be found over at LibraZik. Thanks to Olivier for this.

What is Drumgizmo?

Drumgizmo is a drum sampler plugin available in the LV2 plugin format. It is also available as a standalone version. There are already drum samplers available for Linux, so what's so different about Drumgizmo?

LMP Asks #4: An interview with the 'Infamous' Spencer Jackson

Updated: Tue, 2015-07-28 14:00
LMP Asks #4: An interview with the 'Infamous' Spencer Jackson

In our first interview of the year, LMP talks to the brains behind the Infamous Plugins suite, Spencer Jackson.

Hi Spencer. Thanks a lot for doing this interview! Where do you live, and what do you do for a living?

I live in Logan, Utah, USA. I’m an electrical engineer in the R&D department at ICON Health and Fitness. I do a lot of embedded development and focus on maintaining product quality in our Freemotion brand.

LMP Asks #3: An interview with Aurélien Leblond

Updated: Fri, 2014-12-05 08:37
LMP Asks #3: An interview with Aurélien Leblond

In this interview we talk to Aurélien Leblond of one man band, A Violent Whisper. Aurélien has ported Alsa Modular Synth modules over to the LV2 plugin format. He has also been hacking away on adding new features to Hydrogen. 

LMP Asks #2: An interview with Hermann Meyer of Guitarix

Updated: Fri, 2015-02-13 09:40
LMP Asks #2: An interview with Hermann Meyer of Guitarix

In this interview we talk to Hermann Meyer, founder and lead developer of Guitarix, a modular, virtual amplifier for Linux. 

Jannis Pohlmann: How I produce music with Ardour

Updated: Fri, 2016-06-03 08:49
Jannis Pohlmann: How I produce music with Ardour

This article is written for all those interested in setting up a Linux home studio and using Ardour to record and mix their music, with the help of numerous free and open source tools and plugins.

I will illustrate my setup and processes based on songs created with my solo band MÆNAD, covering the recording setup, miking, audio interfaces, Linux configuration, tracking different instruments with Ardour, various mixing tricks using pass filters, equalizers, compressors and more, as well as exporting to WAV and FLAC/MP3.

Ardroid (Android application): How to use it with Ardour

Updated: Thu, 2015-05-07 17:04
Ardroid (Android application): How to use it with Ardour


In this tutorial, I’ll go through how to use your Android device to control Ardour through your network.

Hi!
There’s a great Android application called Ardroid, which is intended to allow your Android device to work as a remote control for Ardour. Ardroid does this by sending OSC messages from your Android device, to you computer running Ardour. Ardour then lets your Android device control it through those messages.

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