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I know this is like 4 years old but it was what I needed. However, while following along I could not install "Cadence" every time I tried it said it could not find a package with that name.

Come Oct 25, two of my Win10 computers are going to be going over to Ubuntu Studio. (The third will be purely offline). I've been using a free DAW for several years. Cakewalk by Bandlab is (currently) free (it won't be for much longer), but it's a fully fledged DAW. Just because it's free doesn't mean it's junk.Of course, it won't run on Linux, which is why my main Music PC will stay Win10, but offline.

Hey unfa. Do you have any advice on how to learn how to use synthesisers in order to create original sounds? I really want to learn how to do this but I don’t know where to find the resources to learn this. Thanks.

Especially when working at night time seems to fly by. This is a very useful tool. Thanks!

Bro that's sick, great performance and great explaination, greetings from me the GNU/Linuxwave Producer

Nice one dude, this is really helping me along

Your videos are helping me a lot. I have a question, how can I map my midi controller Arturia Keylab Essential on Ardour, to control volume and trigger the tracks?

On the 2.4.0 version, there must not be a sync or fade

Lol, mimic's big moment got grepped out of the video. That was a bug in the editing.

I honestly think the standard should be Manjaro. I feel it combines a lot of the pros of using an Arch distro, but at the comfort & accessibility of something like Mint. Thing with Arch is, yeah, it's known for being more "complicated", but it really isn't.. especially when using something like Manjaro that handles firmware, updates and other basics for you. Furthermore, Arch repository is invaluable. NixOS also has a respectable repository, however, I think between Arch's main, multilib, testing & extra repos, plus the arch user repository... I mean it's just a no brainer. I think NixOS is certainly intriguing, though I just find the endless documentation and amount of users makes troubleshooting Arch much easier and keeps your online forum digging to a minimum. The Arch wiki is also invaluable on that front. You can find literally everything there, even as overwhelming as it can be. Problem with Mint and any of the Ubuntu or Debian based ones is how dated they all are. I understand they focus heavy on reliability and supporting legacy hardware buuuuut I mean for your average person, or gamer, or anyone using more modern programs.. ehhhh.... you really need access to newer drivers and such for a lot of things these days. Is what it is. All that said, Arch is king, and doing the whole endless distro hopping is annoying and pointless... just go with arch and make it yours... If you're a beginner, just go with Manjaro & remember that it's just arch with KDE & a full suite of software/programs preinstalled, as well as an automated update process. I'm not saying you gotta do a minimal install of arch, manually, & use a tiling manager on the absolute cutting edge of tech.. i'm just suggesting that you cut out the BS and just go straight to it. Manjaro or Arch.

Из-за басовитых мониторов в маленькой комнате, у тебя мало баса на выходе трека.

I have a problem with my ADHD, I can't start things, but when I finally do it, I can't stop doing it until its done. I need an anti-timer.

Ardour-Calf-Hydrogen and Jack are my everyday friends on my Debian.

my computer only has usb c input. can i use usb c to c on this instead of usb c to usb a=> converter?

Manjaro is using Pipewire now... has Pipewire and Ardour fixed the problems you had?

Bro what even are these subtitles? lmao

Hey unfa, did you ever encounter a weird power cycle issue with any interfaces on Linux? Basically interface powers on and off a couple times on boot causing loud cracks, no idea how to deal with this.

Awesome! Thanks!

I found vitalium.. I installed what I thought was Vitallium.. I’m not sure what it did. But vital is the same & nothing anywhere called vitalium. Would love to try it as vital crashes my logic badly. So I have had to stop using it.

what do you think? would an ssl2+ work well in linux?

It sounds pretty awful tbh

I want a hat that reads "MAKE TRACK VISIBLE AGAIN"

Do you know of any good offline GPS and mapping software for Linux

Will you help me. I'm new to Linux. I just installed Garuda Dragonized gaming edition on my Panasonic toughbook CF-19ZA813DM laptop and I can't get the sound working on the laptop speaker but it works when I connect to my Bluetooth speaker. Please help me

Great that I came across this even though I was looking for a tape stop effect in Linux lol

good thing im already using linux

love this. Imma try this tomorrow while working. I think it will help a lot. Under gnome disabling the compiz animation stuff seemed to help, so I did since I don't care for it. Thank you!

I'm sorry dude but I am in Ardour 8 and nothing looks like this. Cannot configure mine the same way. Don't have "monitor" in Master out at the bottom.

Omg, Thank you! This is so helpful. I tried using time timer but it doesn’t work, because I always readjust or turn it off. Creating extra steps in destructive actions is such a good idea.

Installed MIXX on a HP to start playing with it.,. and it works perfect for the Numark party mix..the only thing is sound have to be connected to the pc not the controller..later on i will experiment with another laptop and keep learning from it. IT works; we need more tips and tricks on this... a new subscriber here. ✋

Great stuff, looking at starting out with Linux for production. The What the FUCK! moment was gold!!! 😄😄😄

Thank you, great video! I am trying to learn to create some own tracks and this is a great way to see what is possible. However there is also so much more than I expected that goes into producing a short track like this, so I guess I still have a long way to go to create sounds the way I imagine them.

Wonderful! I agree, they just want to "Fuk - us - rite"!! Great video.

Awesome video! This is the first time that I am able to use my USB keyboard in Linux / Ardour. So what is a good source for third party midi plugins?

Hey Unfa, in your video of doing multiple iterations of the same piece in order to improve it. How many iterations and for over a how long period of time if you where to estimate would be realistic to exspect when using this method? I think it is a really awesome method and i can clearly hear in this album that it is worth it. Just curious how long roughly how many attempts at doing iterations it takes to make a good piece of music. For inspiration. I am currently trying out this method my self on paper notation and try to refine each idea until it seems like they are the best they can be.

Hi Your videos are informative and feature rich, like it. I've recently thrown windows out permanently, and also want to do it in my studio. I use Manjaro also, and have been for some time. Problem here is, that I cant find Cadence anywhere, not i pacman, AUR, not even in the KX studio websites. So for us who want to learn audioproduction in linux, what is the alternative? Keep up the good work!!

I think my other comment got auto-deleted but there's no evidence TAL-Noisemaker was ever sold on their old site, it seems that it was released for free then open sourced 10 days later. I'd share a link but I think that's what got my comment deleted by spam detection 😅

I recently switched to Linux for Desktop use. Been using it for Server purposes for years. Fun times ahead.

this is the BEST Ardour MIDI-walkthrough video . Thank you for this extraordinary job

Brilliant work - very cool.

what is the DAW u r using. I have lmms, I get that vitallium is a plugin,.can u tell me the DAW????

What's the file extension at 0:21 for?

Thank you for your time and effort with these videos. They are very helpful, great stuff!

I was actually listening to your *Supressed* album that caught my ear as I was scrolling past the livestream countdown. The harmonic-minor/Baroque sounding interlude for "Reboot" was a creative section in an otherwise hacker sounding DnB track ; well done!

This looks really cool! I've been looking for something that would help me stop playing so much games, and this might just do the trick.

→THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT HELP (THIS PIPEWIRE & PULSE) UNION BRINGS FATAL ERRORS IT STOP RECORDING OR THE AUDIO IS DISABLED → Piewire Does Not Have HDMI Output Audio Has Faults the Pulse audio Best Never Passes Age Degree [ Leave still What Works ]

→GRACIAS POR TU GRAN AYUDA ( ESTE PIPEWIRE & PULSE ) UNIÓN TRAE ERRORES FATAL DEJA DE GRABAR O SE DESACTIVA EL AUDIO → Piewire No Trae Salida HDMI Audio tiene Fallas el Pulse audio Mejor Nunca Pasa Antiguedad Grado [ Dejar quieto Lo Q Funciona ]

→THANK YOU FOR YOUR GREAT HELP (THIS PIPEWIRE & PULSE) UNION BRINGS FATAL ERRORS IT STOP RECORDING OR THE AUDIO IS DISABLED → Piewire Does Not Have HDMI Output Audio Has Faults the Pulse audio Best Never Passes Age Degree [ Leave still What Works ]

→GRACIAS POR TU GRAN AYUDA ( ESTE PIPEWIRE & PULSE ) UNIÓN TRAE ERRORES FATAL DEJA DE GRABAR O SE DESACTIVA EL AUDIO → Piewire No Trae Salida HDMI Audio tiene Fallas el Pulse audio Mejor Nunca Pasa Antiguedad Grado [ Dejar quieto Lo Q Funciona ]

Absolute fucking worst. How the fuck I get ANY program in there like OBS, audacity or literally anything