Software for creating GPL music
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by The mysterious Mr. 4m » Fri Oct 09, 2009 8:16 pm
Tell me about it! i know those mean todo items all too well! They sneak up on ya like evil ninja!
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by Sepelio » Sat Oct 10, 2009 4:30 am
I use LMMS.
Wish I had seen this thread earlier. Currently learning it in depth for a uni project.
Wish I had seen this thread earlier. Currently learning it in depth for a uni project.
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A blog of random pish:
http://xeno.planetnexuiz.com/blog/?author=5
A blog of random pish:
http://xeno.planetnexuiz.com/blog/?author=5
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by halogene » Thu Nov 19, 2009 9:30 am
Just a short update, to make this thread more complete:
In the meantime I kicked my old ubuntu installation from my PC and installed UbuntuStudio Karmic. I know I could've upgraded but this ubuntu jaunty I had there was upgraded all the way from ubuntu 7.04 or something, so I just wanted to make sure everything works right.
I found LMMS to be very useful indeed (everything works right), still I have to discover how to add more software instruments to it - and where to get them from. In case anyone knows a free repository for software instruments, I'd be happy to know.
Otherwise I'll most probably be using LMMS for creating a nice bass line and then replaying the bass line while recording analog sound of my keyboard with ardour. So far this is working quite well, also thanks to the real time kernel. So if anyone else is interested, my first experiences with UbuntuStudio are surprisingly good.
I have started with some non Nexuiz style music though, to get acquainted with the software. But I seem to get along quite well, so I'll be putting down my ideas for Nexuiz soon. Damnit, I'd need an interface for my brain, it's all in there but it is so hard to get it out there XoP
In the meantime I kicked my old ubuntu installation from my PC and installed UbuntuStudio Karmic. I know I could've upgraded but this ubuntu jaunty I had there was upgraded all the way from ubuntu 7.04 or something, so I just wanted to make sure everything works right.
I found LMMS to be very useful indeed (everything works right), still I have to discover how to add more software instruments to it - and where to get them from. In case anyone knows a free repository for software instruments, I'd be happy to know.
Otherwise I'll most probably be using LMMS for creating a nice bass line and then replaying the bass line while recording analog sound of my keyboard with ardour. So far this is working quite well, also thanks to the real time kernel. So if anyone else is interested, my first experiences with UbuntuStudio are surprisingly good.
I have started with some non Nexuiz style music though, to get acquainted with the software. But I seem to get along quite well, so I'll be putting down my ideas for Nexuiz soon. Damnit, I'd need an interface for my brain, it's all in there but it is so hard to get it out there XoP
<Community>: Why was the name "Nexuiz" licensed to IllFonic in a way that allows IllFonic to use the name without any suffix or subtitle for a commercial console game?
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