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First I collected some ideas for text based sequencing in order to fill in the ability realm of #Ableton Live. I’ve took some essential hints from Atari #Notator which are part of Apple’s #Logic now.

I think I was guided by Millward’s #Soundsynthesis with VST instruments. Mixed it up with R #soundanalysis by Jerome Sueur and produced a first glimpse into sound synthesis at

pjs64.netlify.app/2205/05

Now I’m figuring out how to funnel midi output of #lilypond composition driven by #SQLite repositories into #chuck processing lines.

My integrated development environment IDE is #orgmode -> #emacs -> Debian. Also experienced Ubuntu and endeavorOS, but definitely 100% gnu Linux. Well I maintain a service line to #PureData.

Heartily welcome for collaboration requests.

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@ai6yr Hydrogen rules! It takes midi-in as well and you can make your own samples.

Other mature #Linux #musicproduction projects:

#Ardour is a complete DAW. Interface is a B- tops, but it has all the power.

#Guitarix is an effects/"amp-sim" package. Fun for practicing, or making a toy keyboard roar

#Mixxx is live DJ software, busy gui but works great

#PureData is a do-anything toolkit. At its most basic, it can turn ANY number change into a midi message...

O, hi, we wrote a new blog post!

If you want to turn a Raspberry Pi or Linux computer into a music instrument or an installation piece, then you need to consider how to start your software when power is turned on. This is surprisingly hard, but we've made it a bit easier with a small guide with tips and tricks and an example of booting directly into a #SuperCollider program once powered on.

#linux #raspberrypi #musicproduction #supercollider #puredata

hyaline.systems/blog/linux-aud

hyaline.systemsLinux tutorial: Starting an audio program after bootTurn any computer or Raspberry Pi into a dedicated audio device, music instrument or installation, with everything audio related automatically and correctly started every time the device turns on.

I'm back to messing with #pureData again... Building a patch to turn my computer keyboard into an omnichord; (pictured outside and inside)... still need to add a button to shift all the notes so sharps/flats can be played - but the way it's built it should be a lot easier to make other computer-keyboard-based controllers -- will wind up in git eventually after I tidy up a few things

Sunrise

Dusted off my #Puredata skills and hand made patches for last week’s track.

A calm and simple ambient track for slow mornings.
Used a shimmer effect and a reverb I made a few years ago, as well as a very simple synth I made last week for the occasion.

I really love Puredata and I want to find a workflow with it that lets me make music with it more regularly.

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