Recently a friend of mine got a new #Windows PC for running #Cubase on it. He installed his previously used software, namely Cubase and #Voxengo audio plugins on the new box.

When he opened a Cubase project he had copied from his old PC, none of the plugins in that project were detected any more. Even though he had them installed. So he had to open the project on the old machine, write all plugin settings down to paper, re-insert the very same plugins on the new machine into the very same project and restore the settings from his notes.

I just copied an #Ardour project from #OSX to #UbuntuStudio #Linux. I use some Windows #Voxengo plugins on Linux via #LinVST, while I use native Voxengo binaries on OS X.

The Ardour project created on OS X plays on Linux out of the box, using all plugins (given they are installed).

Just one of these many details in how your #DAW does certain things.

#Ubuntu 25.04 "#PluckyPuffin" has been released (#Linux / #Canonical / #UbuntuDesktop / #UbuntuServer / #UbuntuCloud / #UbuntuCore / #Edubuntu / #Kubuntu / #Lubuntu / #UbuntuBudgie / #UbuntuCinnamon / #UbuntuKylin / #UbuntuMATE / #UbuntuStudio / #UbuntuUnity / #Xubuntu / #Debian) https://ubuntu.com/

I managed to revive #Hofa #ddpPlayer in #Wine.

There's #ddpTools on the command line that is easy to install on #UbuntuStudio #Linux, it is fairly easy to create a #DDP #CDimage for professional #CD manufacturing with it. For free, while other tools for doing this can be very expensive.

But there is only one native tool for Linux that allows you to check the result, which is DDP Tools itself. Doesn't make too much sense to me, because: of course the image by DDP Tools will pass the check of DDP Tools.

But what you want to avoid at any cost is something like having 1000 CDs that have some kind of error in them.

HOFA DDP Player V2 apparently is missing some font and looks rather rustic as a result.

Otherwise, it works well.

Der Editor für das #Yamaha #TF3 läuft auch im #Wine unter #UbuntuStudio #Linux 24.04.

Soweit, so unschlecht.

Die TF-Serie von Yamaha ist meiner Meinung nach ein Mischpult, das Laien überfordert und Profis frustriert.

Und deswegen darf ich eines neu konfigurieren heute Nachmittag. *grunz* #LoveMyJobRülps

Getting ready to record…

I had created this nice little #RME #Fireface ”handbag” for recording an unplugged live album, solo piano in a church.

Turns out I haven't used it ever since in any real production. #Recording is such a dead horse these days. But soon one of the very occasional recording jobs will happen.

Now I have to check into my old #MacBook 2017, which is the computer counterpart to this. I'm not sure if this would even work with recent versions of OSX. It for sure does work with current versions of #UbuntuStudio #Linux. But the #ffadomixer replacement of RME's #TotalMix is just a sad story compared to the original.

So let's see if #Harrison #Mixbus 10 Pro runs with this on the very old #OSX… for mixdown, I'll use #UbuntuStudio #Linux as usual.

Oh, the album, in church? Here it is: https://annaohlmann.bandcamp.com/album/begin-to

Ola, hai un tempo instalei Ubuntu Studio 24.04 nun MacBookPro 10,1 (mid 2012) e todo funciona bastante ben. O único que non dou a arranxar é o brillo da pantalla. Atopei un modo de arranxalo metendo esta liña dende a consola:
setpci -v -H1 -s 00:01.00 BRIDGE_CONTROL=0
con isto funcionan as teclas de brillo da pantalla, o tema é que reinicio o sistema e volve a non funcionar.
Alguén ten idea d o xeito de fixar o cambio?
Grazas ;)
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I'm super glad to be rid of M$ win7 and fully back with #UbuntuStudio, breathing new life into my 10 year old Dell desktop pc. Missing the luxury of Ableton's familiar workflow, but quickly filling the gap with #LMMS and #Ardour. Already got a dance track sketched in just a few days, most of which has been spent on familiarisation with the unknown. Now I'm the production bottleneck; sample libraries vs original recordings, self doubt as a composer, the usual. Composition encouragement welcome :)

okay, so, I've been using @ubuntustudio as my daily driver for at least 2 weeks now, both in my 3 ys old desktop and my brand new laptop. slowly setting them up to serve my daily necessities and ideas has been a challenging and very fun process. here are some highlights, to those who are interested:

- KDE Connect is amazing and I love it;

- I decided to not use Ungoogled-Chromium in my Ubuntu installs, opting instead for LibreWolf as my main web browser, with Falkon and Firefox as my backups (I intend to do the same in my Windows installs as well);

- finding FOSS equivalents in Ubuntu to things I'd do with proprietary software in Windows is extremely satisfactory;

I can't wait to start exploring the creative software that came packed with the OS, not only to know and play with them but also to decide what stays and what goes.

teeny weeny touchscreen laptop w/ #ubuntustudio and #renoise

I decided to just manually redial some of my songs' guitar tones & effects in with the plugins that come with Ubuntu Studio since I've been experimenting with Ardour.

So far I've got Love Letter to the Night sounding pretty close and a few other new songs I've been working on.

I'm basically just finding equivalent plugins and copying any settings I can into the other plugins. I use common amp models like AC30.

On #UbuntuStudio (#KDE Plasma) I have the large monitor positioned above the laptop, but this means the default placement on older apps (that require a terminal) is way up in the top corner, presumably because it is the properly-placed-in-S1 terminal that launches it. So, on open, I must Alt-F3, then s, then return because Screen 1 is top of the list. Similarly in Dolphin when I select the menu, the menu appears in Screen 2.

Is there some way to have the launcher force apps default to Screen 1?