A few months ago I decided to get my synth Deimos (prev. Luna) running on Linux. Get it here if you’re interested: Deimos by Tom Trnk Since Linux support in iPlug2 is still a work-in-progress, I decided to get my hands dirty and worked on it every …
#JUCE is the most widely used framework for audio application and plug-in development. It is an open source C++ codebase that can be used to create standalone software on Windows, macOS, #Linux, iOS and Android, as well as VST, #VST3, AU, AUv3, AAX and #LV2 plug-ins.
JUCE is the most widely used framework for audio application and plug-in development on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, VST, VST3, AU, AUv3, AAX and LV2 plug-ins.
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Read more about @alisynthesis@io.waxandleather.com experience as a #linuxaudio #artist in their Linux Audio Development #interview at https://linuxaudio.dev/alisonwilder. 🙂
It's crazy how good the Blindfold EQ from AudioThing sounds. It's free. AND it's Linux Native.
I understand if people doesn't give it a try because of the "Blindfold" concept, but let's be real. We all use the classic mixer-EQ 'method' once in a while. And if you don't, it's quite simple.
1) Turn up the Q 2) Swipe around the frequency knob, until you find an interesting frequency 3) Turn gain up/down 4) Turn Q back down
JUCE is the industry-standard framework for audio plugin development, used by some of the biggest and best names in the industry. And now, they have launched a free audio plugin development course for beginners.
I don't think $65 is exactly inexpensive for a piece of software that does a good job, but only one job.
Still, the last analog-emulating EQ I had bought, was #Harrison #LegacyQ which unfortunately never really worked properly on my system due to GUI issues. While I like the SSL9000 analog EQ emulation in my #Mixbus10pro by Harrison, I don't really love any of their EQs for boosting frequencies in mastering.
The Sitral, which actually features 3 old Siemens broadcast EQ variants, does this better to my ears.
It's only real downside is that it consumes shitloads of CPU power, especially in HQ mode with oversampling.
So why did I buy? 1. It does what I need. 2. A native Linux version exists.
Other reasons to trigger a purchase decicion: Price is still bareable. Installation is easy. A free demo exists. No license dongle shit like #iLok.
The SITRAL Klangfilter W295 is an exact digital replica of one of the best sounding and best-made analog equalizers. Use it for vocals, guitars, brass, bass, drums, the master bus. It’s delicious. From Korneff Audio.
In this "Linux Audio Soliloquy" episode, I am introducing you to my Go-To Open Source Audio Plugins. 😎
In this video: 00:12 Introduction 01:08 JC-303 by midilab 01:58 BYOD by Chowdhury DSP 02:25 Prisma by unplug.red 03:33 PiMax by Arboreal Audio 04:46 WSTD M3NGLR by Wasted Audio 05:23 KO by Sinuslabs 05:53 SurgeXT by The Surge Synth Team 06:29 WSTD DL3Y by Wasted Audio 07:17 Vital by Vital Audio 08:04 OB-Xf by The Surge Synth Team 08:34 Rack by VCV 09:54 REACH by Sinuslabs
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These are the links to my Go-To Open Source audio plugins:
In this "Linux Audio Soliloquy" episode, I am introducing you to my Go-To Open Source Audio Plugins. 😎
In this video: 00:12 Introduction 01:08 JC-303 by midilab 01:58 BYOD by Chowdhury DSP 02:25 Prisma by unplug.red 03:33 PiMax by Arboreal Audio 04:46 WSTD M3NGLR by Wasted Audio 05:23 KO by Sinuslabs 05:53 SurgeXT by The Surge Synth Team 06:29 WSTD DL3Y by Wasted Audio 07:17 Vital by Vital Audio 08:04 OB-Xf by The Surge Synth Team 08:34 Rack by VCV 09:54 REACH by Sinuslabs
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These are the links to my Go-To Open Source audio plugins:
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