Joplin works well for me.

Its not that bad but the most time you spend on installation is opting out of services. This takes up like 75% of the install time :D

Thats unfortunate but very understandable. Thanks for your effort!

I'm running Joplin syncing through a nextcloud. Works solid for 2 years now.

• Got synth?
• Just play something
• A preset a day keeps composition block away.
• The answer is hydrasynth.
• Music theory > new synth.
• RTFM

Dunno at least a start :D

Yunohost might be a good point to start? Havent tried it yet but it seems to be a fast and safebway to host.

In short, there have been key signing issues multiple times in the past that. That were the most notable problems from the user side.

Running three instances with KDE that are unproblematic.

Its a collection of models you can download. It acts as a simple gui entry point into the llm world. Great to test different stuff.

Id say start with basic synth tutorial together with the manual maybe. Sometimes they got really good tricks. Next stage, just program a few sounds by playing around and use them in some songs and then go deeper into sound design with specific classic sounds to learn from. Not sure if there any useful books out there.

Its lots of experience mostly and understanding what happens to the wave when using the parameters.

Spend 10 minutes tuning the drums on a really promising DnB track.

I think it just refers to the way the music is composed or performed as this influences the song in a way.

The mixing and mastering stage is most likely not a good idea to do on a tascam harddisk recorder or sthg even if its doable. DAWs with plugins are just on a different level there.

If I may add a few cents.

Usually I'd just subscribe and then I have you in my subscriptions. It doesnt have to be local.

Of course this is the best instance to be local on with anything music prod related.

Double triple and cross posting, maybe even with different accounts seems too much to me.

I found it a really interesting concept too and it looks nice.

Anyone got a sampletrek? Think this unit is a bit of underrated as a central recording and song composition device. I mean it looks a bit funny but the clips and global tracks and the slicing seems pretty good. Sure switching to an MPC one is not far off but it seems even the small monitor is something that I like.

Allright,

I´ve been making for 25 years now. Began with 16 and drumming on Dejmbes in tunnels broughtme initially in before I continued with Reason were I just mixed loops together and than began diving deeper into music after a friend tought me the first pieces of music theory.

After some training years I tramed up with local MCees and we had a first band called Quintesense with pretty smart story based texts and all. We had a few live perfomrances and its was huge fun.

Most of the time I spent with the next Group called Spruchpiloten and we released an Album and had a few hits like "Zurück zu Hause" ind Bombe. We had plenty of local club appearances sometimes completely improvised into electro or Drum n Bass territory comibined with rap vocals. A concept that later on Deickind started to make popular :D https://knsm.cc/kpmp3-015-spruchpiloten-starke-turbulenzen/

Maybe two hours a week is for producing if at all currently but thats fine as I prepare a massive solo comeback if all goes well.

1. Primary listening genres are HipHop, Drum n Bass, Electro, Deep House as well as Jazz and classic indian music or anythin that has rhytm.

2. Artists: Tribe called quest, Bad Company, Noisia, Misanthrop etc but also Khruangbin, Laufey, Lianne La Havas, Michael Kiwanuka on the softer side.

3. Random stuff, sometimes, music theory for weeks than a little mixing or stranjah for DnB stuff as I never had much ressources along the way except try and error and friends here and there.

I see, I think 24 years of producing should be kinda enough to find your musical purpose but it got worse over time. I used to make just short loops for my mcees and we went from there but they are are older and much busier. So now Iḿ pretty much standing there and thinking about solo takeoffs like a really good Drum n Bass album or electro ish kinda deep house groove loaded stuff with real instruments or sthg. But Iḿ really lakcing in patience, I mostly start stuff, got a solid core but struggle to get it going from there despite plenty of knowledge. I just enjoy plain loops, I dont need a story to tell, the loop it self is the story.

Also. there is so much stuff out there and I rarely find anything new that impresses me so I dont really see my own stuff as impressive either and got the feel it doesnt have anything of worth after the initial novelty effect.

Best thing is to just keep it as a day in the skatepark kind of thing. Go in there, pull some tricks, sweat a little, have fun and then let it go.

Just freeflow thoughts

Allright! :)

Oh lol yeah, if its not deleted in a privacy concern it must be still available in the fedi.

Got it. Pretty cool actually.

• Bitwig
• Electribe2 hacktribe
• OP-Z
• OP-1
• Model: Cycles
• Minilogue xD
• Argon8
• Fricromeak
• Neutron
• Cat
• Guitar, Bass, Cajon, Djembe etc

Yeah it is thas why I dont get it. I already got most subs subscribed like on reddit directly form the community tab. It just took a while to federate them all.

Its super nice.