If you write a company asking for linux versions for their plugins you can end up becoming their beta tester.

First of all: Fuckyeah!!!

On second thought: is there a proper way of testing linux vst3 - log files, terminal output aso - or just random knob hitting on different DAWs/systems and see if it crashes?

And third of all: FU#&YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!

#linuxaudio #linuxAudioProduction #vst3

Final review of our upcoming new album called "Ghosts from the Past".

Only 3 guitar solos left to record. 😅

#ardour #homestudio #linuxAudioProduction
#metal

Added a new drumkit plugin called jdrummer to my #audio Copr repository for #Fedora

#linuxAudioProduction

https://timlau.github.io/posts/blog-jdrummer/

I made a call for help regarding Pipewire recently. And got some retoots. Thx for that.

Sadly i have to push that issue again.

I run Open Sound Meter which comes as an AppImage.

Issue:
Somehow OSM doesn't connect to Pipewire but to the audio interface directly. So it doesn't show up in the pw patchbay.

There was a suggestion to configure pipewire-alsa. I found zero helpful information on that matter. Just the general documentation that lists a lot but tutors not so much.

Any hint appreciated.

#Pipewire #wireplumber #AppImage #opensoundmeter #linux #linuxaudio #linuxaudioproduction

Hey LinuxAudio fellows.

I have trouble sharing an interface input between Ardour and OpenSoundMeter (AppImage).

Debian Trixie, Pipewire is installed. Somehow only one of the two (the one i start first) is shown in the pipewire patchbay.

Noob me is stuck and needs help.

#linuxaudio #linuxAudioProduction #pipewire #ardour #opensoundmeter

(I also wrote a post in the Ardour forum. This is just to get folks outside the Ardour community.)

Wrote my 2 cents about moving audio production to Linux.

https://www.eighty-music.com/2025/11/27/moving-to-linux-again/

#linux #linuxaudio #linuxaudioproduction #yabridge #ardour #vst

I found my first post on renoise forums - from 2008.

I think I actually downloaded first Renoise for Linux beta 1.9.1 in 2008 and then bought Renoise 2.0 for Linux for ~60€ - which lasted till next full version 3.0, when I paid another ~70€ for next major version (until 4.0), which is still ongoing. So I spent less then 150€ in 16 years for a DAW that works on Linux (with JACK/PipeWire) and had a few crashes here and there but is rock solid and packed with amazing -- and unique! -- features - some of them rather experimental but fully functional - a true marvel of a software if you ask me.

If I'd need to decide what to take on an island without internet, it would be #SuperCollider, #Renoise, and #Ardour on an Linux laptop.

(BTW I used ScreamTracker 2)

#LinuxAudio #LinuxAudioProduction #MusicTracker

Day 48 done. I am not thinking about work at all for the next 36 hours.

There will be #LinuxAudioProduction of #ElectronicMusic that may be #BonkWave or #NotBonkWave in #BitwigStudio.

And since it is #Caturday here is the late and amazing Ms Monster. ❤️‍🩹

My #LinuxAudioProduction journey is being hampered by erratic GUI response in #BitwigStudio

I’m having issues with adjusting modulator knobs on #LinuxMint v22.2. They respond erratically.

Is this a #Wayland vs #X11 thing? I’ve got the most recent Nvidia drivers installed, FWIW.

Nearly vanilla install (updates, QuickEMU, Bitwig, VCVRack, and DaVinci Resolve being all that’s installed).

How can I get my modulators to be easier/smoother to control?