My #LinuxAudio setup from July 2010. I still have the Korg nanoKontrol and the BCR2000. I sold the BCF2000 and the Focusrite 10. All the other stuff either broke down or was brought to the thrift shop.
On a software level a whole lot has changed too. I switched from a modular setup to a monolithic setup, from JACK to just ALSA, from Ubuntu to #Debian and from Qtractor to #Ardour.
Jeremy Jongepier
in reply to Jeremy Jongepier • • •The whole #LinuxAudio experience has become a lot better too. Back then I scripted my own sessions because I just couldn't get friends with #ladish. It was very cumbersome because those scripts were not very reliable and not very portable.
codeberg.org/LADI/ladish
ladish
Codeberg.orgErcanbrack
in reply to Jeremy Jongepier • • •Unless things have changed again, the new standard for session management on Linux is Non. Check out RaySession for the best session manager today:
github.com/Houston4444/RaySess…
GitHub - Houston4444/RaySession: Session manager for linux musical programs
GitHubErcanbrack
in reply to Ercanbrack • • •Sorry. I want to clarify. I said that the new standard for Linux session management is Non. That is incorrect. Non was the application that used the Non Session Manager (NSM).
NSM was the name of the Non Session Manager, however, it was forked and the current session manager standard for Linux is the "New Session Manager", still abbreviated, NSM. It's here:
github.com/jackaudio/new-sessi…
TL;DR
RaySession uses NSM (New Session Manager), not Nom. Sorry.
GitHub - jackaudio/new-session-manager: Assists music production by grouping standalone programs into sessions. Community version of "Non Session Manager".
GitHubJeremy Jongepier
in reply to Ercanbrack • • •DRMR
in reply to Ercanbrack • • •NON is/was more of a "suite" of applications, not a single app ;)