It had been a long time since I had contributed to #Debian.
Well, here's a tiny correction: a typo of two letters in a word that were reversed in a log file that probably very few people will ever read!
It's nice to be able to contribute even on a very small scale like this.
Free software is great.
New video just dropped a couple of days ago promoting #bitwig on #linux and general #linuxaudio info for beginners that are curious about #musicproduction on linux.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuJSZ89gORc
by "Linux For All"
linuxdaw.org is also mentioned 
The Surge Synth Team has apparently continued the work of discoDSP's OB-Xd in the form of a new #opensource OB-Xf #synthesizer #plugin, available as #lv2, #clap and #vst3. #linuxaudio
https://github.com/surge-synthesizer/OB-Xf/
Boosts welcome:
Looking for some experience exchange about audio session managers on Linux.
I am enjoying Ray Session on Ununtu Studio a lot. Which one is your favorite, and why?
Workflow for making videos with Reaper, OBS and Resolve
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN58zfMYXZA
Dear #linuxaudio users. What questions would you like to see answered in future Linux Audio Developer or Linux Musician interviews?
PD: These are some of the interviews that are almost complete and about to be published: David Schornsheim (u-he), Klaus Scheuermann (4ohm music), and Matt Thurtell (n-Track).
What’s the best multiband limiter for native Linux? I like Waves L316, looking for something similar…
I have another question for you #linuxaudio #linuxmusician (s): Do you usually put effects like reverb and delay directly on the respective channels, or do you prefer send/return channels instead?
Dear #linuxmusician (s). Do you regularly read manuals for #plugin (s) or do you prefer to figure things out on your own? #linuxaudio
Are there any full-time #linuxaudio #linuxmusician (s) on Mastodon who would like to share their experience in an interview for https://linuxaudio.dev/?
See existing interviews with @alisynthesis and @amadeus here:
https://linuxaudio.dev/linux-musicians-spotlight
#LinuxAudio for musicians be like:
Aaah I found this cool sound in my #Waldorf #Rocket #Synthesizer, it uses the #Arpeggiator.
Now I want to try a beat with it. Oh there is #Hydrogen #DrumSampler on my #Linux system!
Oh *beep*, most drum kits don't work and I don't know why but I don't wont to figure that out now.
Managed to patch Hydrogen MIDI to my outboard synthesizer. Now how to send MIDI Clock? Oh Hydrogen cannot send MIDI clock.
I need jack_midi_clock to get MIDI Clock from the general Jack Transport. Installing.
Okay now I'm in GMIDImonitor to find out the jack_midi_clock does not send any MIDI Clock, at least not on my system of #Pipewire + #Jack. Or perhaps it does but I can't see, since the synth's arpeggiator stops when transport plays and continues playing when transport stops.
This is getting weird.
Now I have lost my idea for the drum pattern, so I'm giving up on making music for today. Time is very limited anyways.
Linux Audio wizards!
I have two sound cards:
One internal to the computer that sends sounds out through my monitor which I use for day to day beeps and boops - alerts! The volume is nice I ilke it!
One external for music from a specific application.
The problem is, when I have the audio set up to the external sound card, all the notifications go through it too - argh!!
Got it: pavucontrol! 
All sorted 
Thank you! 
I'm very pleased to announce that the next #interview with a #linuxaudio #musician, with @alisynthesis, has just been published to the website. 
https://linuxaudio.dev/linux-musicians-spotlight/alison-wilder
For those of you interested in #linuxaudio and reading this you might also have heard of https://linuxdaw.org
A site giving an overview over quality audio software available for linux.
Not too long ago a user made a very nice contribution by setting up a mastadon bot that posts new additions (based on the RSS feed).
You can follow the bot here:
@linuxdaw
to get notified when apps are added.
Shoutout to @icaria36 for setting this up! Thanks buddy :)
Recently #linux #CachyOS jumped to the no.1 spot on distrowatch.
I've followed this distro with slight curiosity for a while, their big selling point being #performance which is always nice.
..and a mighty good argument using it for #linuxaudio
Does someone have experience with this distro, spesifically used for audio / music production ?
I gotta admit, it sure looks tempting!
They ship custom kernel builds. One of them is targeting AMD Zen 4 which I have, so yea... exciting
Do you use #yabridge / #wine to run #windows #plugin (s) on #linuxaudio?
Do you buy plugins at #PluginBoutique?
Do you like your music making at a 90-degree angle? The cool tracker DAW Renoise is on sale, and has a big cool new update! Lots of live coding goodness for those who celebrate.
Wow, I love Guitarix + NAM. Really a game changer for... eh... my neighbors. But it sounds good, too!
N U N D 
