Have any of you #linuxaudio #linuxmusician (s) ever been to the #lac #linuxaudioconference?

Circa, a new #looper #plugin for iOS, #linuxaudio, macOS and Windows has just dropped by makers Audio Damage!
https://www.audiodamage.com/products/ad059-circa

My Jack server won’t start on Zorin OS, which make me unable to test Studio One.

Feels kind of strange, since Bitwig is running flawless using PipeWire, but Studio One (still in Beta) only uses Jack, and I have zero to no idea of how to fix this.

Seems there is some searching around to do, to find out why jack isn’t running.

I am using #gnome48 with #wayland on #manjaro #linux (kernel 6.14) and have the problem that in #bitwigstudio (#flatpak) to rename a Cue Marker, it takes two clicks on the respective Cue Marker to accept keyboard input for renaming.
Bitwig support says this does not happen on their officially supported platform, Ubuntu. What could possibly be causing this?
#linuxaudio

How many #linuxmusician (s) do you know? #linux #linuxaudio

After Roel Vugts from RV Audio Design (see: https://rvaudiodesign.com/) landed a formidable success (see, e.g.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebCjnirg6qE) with his first #plugin Disseptor, an interesting take on #saturation with all-pass filters, I asked him if he would be willing to make a #linuxaudio version of the plugin, and he was!
And now I also did an #interview with the young Dutch developer on my #blog, see: https://amadeuspaulussen.com/blog/2025/interview-roel-vugts-rv-audio-design

The port of my music player #Benben to #CommonLisp continues... and as of tonight, the original S-Lang TUI interface is working! ​​ I even managed to fix a bug with the scrolling text fields and Japanese text.

The only C bindings going on here are: #libxmp (to play the .xm file), libao (final audio output), ZStandard (VGM decompression), and #S-Lang (TUI). The rest is pure Common Lisp, including the DSP effects and #VGM playback/chip emulation.

Normally you launch this from the command line (which is also working), but I did it with Emacs+Slime just to be fancy.

#LinuxAudio

Finally took the time to set up some trusty Windows audio plugins in Linux today, courtesy wine + yabridge. Now I've got Sonible, Arturia, and FabFilter plugins in my Debian 12 system! What more could you ask for, seriously?

MMEA y'all (make mixing easy again)

(Okay, you could ask for UAD and Soundtoys, but then you'd just be greedy.)

I am currently testing some amazing #compressor, #amp simulation, and #eq #plugin (s) by a renowned vendor that previously did not support #linux.
It honestly feels unreal to me to have those outstanding plugins run perfectly smooth and natively within #bitwigstudio on #linuxaudio.
I expect an announcement within a couple of weeks, as the beta testing is still ongoing and minor bugs are fixed.
I am super excited about another vendor supporting this great platform for #musicproduction.

Wine 10.4 Released

⁨The Wine development release 10.4 is now available. What’s new in this release: Improvements to PDB support in DbgHelp. More Vulkan video decoder support in #WineD3D. Accessibility support in the SysLink control. More progress on the Bluetooth driver.…
https://www.winehq.org/news/2025032101⁩

However, the intech studio #midi #controller (s) are also absolutely amazing.
https://intech.studio/shop/
I personally own an EF44 and am super happy with it.
It even comes with a #linux editor!
#musicproduction #linuxaudio

I have been teasing this a couple of days ago...
RV Audio Design today announced that Disseptor, an outstanding harmonics processor, is now available for #linuxaudio.
Make sure to check it out in White Sea Studio's #snakeoil video #review at https://youtu.be/ebCjnirg6qE or on their website at https://rvaudiodesign.com/.
#plugin #harmonic #distortion
PD: I keep nagging developers, and I'm really happy that more and more of them are willing to make their products available for #linux.

Some of the most missed #plugin (s) on #linuxaudio for me personally are certainly the super creative toys by #sugarbytes. https://sugar-bytes.de/products #linuxaudio

Ngl, one of the downsides of #LinuxAudio is fewer plugins with pretty GUIs that make me believe my music sounds better now.

Oh the contradictions of being a music tech nerd.

I've recently done some minor tweaks on linuxdaw.org here and there.

Today I added a "Compact" toggle, which allows for a more compact view if you just wanna focus on the screenshots.

this is a valid hello world, right?