@alisynthesis @mattly Oh yeah, it is incredible to have them on #linuxaudio. 
Speaking of delays, MFM by @uheplugins could be interesting for you as well: https://u-he.com/products/mfm2/
But yeah, Other Desert Cities is pretty amazing and unique: https://www.audiodamage.com/collections/software/products/ad054-other-desert-cities
FREE Plugins That Compete With The Best! | ZL Audio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztWFB-HTTng
Check them out here:
https://zl-audio.github.io/plugins/
Too Much Music Podcast – Linux in your Music Studio
Listen or watch below, or follow wherever you get your podcasts!
In this episode, our fearless hosts trace the evolution of digital audio tools from these academic, computationally intensive origins—where concepts like granular synthesis were offline processes—to the real-time, interactive software common today. The
https://alisonwilder.com/too-much-music-podcast-linux-in-your-music-studio/
When I use something like an external hard drive or CD-ROM, I have a stable connection whatever I do, moving the computer etc. However, with my external audio interface, only a slight touch to the USB plug causes an abrupt end of connection and the need to reconnect.
Can anybody tell me the connection is so much more fragile in this case?
Music Radar just published "14 of the best plugins and DAWs you can use on Linux": https://www.musicradar.com/music-tech/daws/plugin-week-linux-redux #linuxaudio
This is amazing: Melbourne Instruments ROTO-CONTROL not only has official #bitwigstudio support, but also an official #linux ROTO-SETUP #app. https://www.melbourneinstruments.com/rotocontrol #linuxaudio
I bought a returned Bitwig Connect audio interface at a discounted price and I'm impressed. I mean, the device is great, and also...
How nice it is to have a piece of music hardware that officially supports Linux, that offers a software control panel application that runs natively on Linux, that integrates deeply and out of the box with my DAW on Linux. Oh, and with a manual covering Linux details. 
Long live Linux audio!
So I've finally set myself up to be living my best 100% Linux life. That's right: the last Microsoft account has been signed into in this house. Goodbye Xbox, goodbye Windows. Good riddance.
These two devices are the last ones I'll probably ever have that require me to sign in to a Microsoft account. Or surveil me while I'm just trying to write in a text file.
And helloo
Cette semaine, le projet #LibraZiK a reçu 42,37€ de don de 18 donateurs, alors merci ! Continuez à soutenir le projet LZK avec des dons : https://librazik.org/base-site-LZK/don.php
#LinuxMAO #LinuxAudio #LibreMusicProduction #MusicProduction
#LiberaPay
This week the #LibraZiK project has received 42,37€ of donations from 18 donors, so thank you! Keep supporting the LZK project with donations: https://librazik.org/base-site-LZK/english.php#donation
#LinuxAudio #LibreMusicProduction #MusicProduction
#LiberaPay
Hey #LinuxAudio people -- check out and follow the @linuxaudioplugindevelopment account.
It's a very cool project by @amadeus that needs your love and support!
Just a photo of myself working in my lovely #homestudio. #linuxaudio #archlinux #bitwigstudio
2/2 To supplement our dwindling savings, I am excited to share my #musicproduction skills by #teaching #bitwigstudio on #linuxaudio.
If you're interested, please get in touch. I currently offer 1:1 lessons tailored to the student's needs.
I am thrilled to share that a new #linuxaudio #plugin #developer #interview is up at https://linuxaudio.dev/linux-audio-developers-spotlight/auburn-sounds.
This time, I had the pleasure to talk to Guillaume Piolat EI from Auburn Sounds, an intriguing vendor of creative audio effect plugins.
As I learned in the interview, Auburn Sounds use their own framework called Dplug, to develop their plugins.
PD: You can find an overview of all the interviews I did so far at https://linuxaudio.dev/linux-audio-developers-spotlight.
This year's #linuxaudio conference in Lyon was hot (literally 36+ degC). A personal highlight was Fons Adriensen's presentation on Tape Emulation. I learned how tape heads work in detail.
Many thanks to Romain Michon and team for organizing this event.
Recordings of the sessions are available at https://www.youtube.com/@gramecncm
It was fun to meet old friends and make some new ones. It was also exciting to have the scientific presentations in a hall named after a hero:
Dear #linuxaudio #pipewire users. I'm not sure if any of you have bothered to change the device nicknames with #wireplumber on your systems to tidy things up (see e.g. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/WirePlumber).
You can use a GUI application called "Simple Wireplumber GUI" to do so. See: https://github.com/dyegoaurelio/simple-wireplumber-gui
Do you think Linux Audio Plugin Development should have a presence on other social media platforms? #linuxaudio #linux
Dear #linuxmusician (s), welcome to Linux Audio Plugin Development! 
If you haven't read the #linuxaudio #plugin #developer #interview (s) with the lovely folks from ACMT, @audiothing, Audio Assault, Inphonik, Kazrog, Linux Studio Plugins, RV Audio Design, Sinevibes, Sinuslabs, Sononym or TAL Software, feel free to take a look here: https://linuxaudio.dev/linux-audio-developers-spotlight
PD: More interviews with Audio Damage, @uheplugins, Auburn Sounds and Klangfreund are in the making.
To get an idea of how the current version of Zita-AT1 sounds like, I did a live performance with it at LAC2017 in Saint Etienne.
https://youtu.be/jRBnf7WTi6w?list=PLpEMKw8jHgdRA3ydjZvt73q4Nc4W0jvuz&t=1264
Fons did mention that Zita-AT2 probably has somewhat higher latency.
Can't wait for Zita-AT2 to come out! The demos were just very impressive. Fons used Will Godfrey's isolated voice from one of his songs and ran it through Zita-AT2 to showcase its possibilities. For this version Fons used a completely different approach because he wanted to release a version that maintains formants.
https://youtu.be/jOhiVQ-RCWA?t=5163
Let's see if I can find the original score somewhere.
