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  @zeebpc22 сағат бұрын

  what impulse response and how did you set that up?

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  @SudoMetalStudio22 сағат бұрын

  In this one I probably used IR loader plugin called "LV2 Convolution" after the amps, and I loaded "GuitarHacks Original Between" IR to it. GuitarHacks IRs are free and you should be able to find them just by googling.

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  @zeebpc22 сағат бұрын

  @@SudoMetalStudio thanks so much for the quick response.. believe it or not i really like the disgusting nasty tone at 2:32 and i want to copy it directly

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  @ignacio-arayaКүн бұрын

  Hey, great tutorial! I have a technical question: what are your thoughts on running Carla on a Raspberry Pi 5 if I need 3 different instances of NAM (with only one requiring an IR), plus a TubeScreamer LV2 plugin (assuming it even exists, lol)? Considering that the latest Pi 5, with a quad-core Arm Cortex-A76 CPU clocked at 2.4 GHz, is about 2-3x more performant than the Pi 4, do you think it would handle this setup well?

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  @SudoMetalStudioКүн бұрын

  @@ignacio-araya I have only experimented a bit with RPi 2 but that was definitely underpowered. Take a look at Keith Bloemer's KZread channel (GuitarML) and GitHub. He has done some great work with RPis and realtime signal processing 🙂

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  @LinuxCreativeКүн бұрын

  Love this in depth demonstration of not only guitar effects stack, but recording comping in Ardour! 🙌

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  @Kimitri2 күн бұрын

  can I use it in Ardour?

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  @SudoMetalStudio2 күн бұрын

  @@Kimitri YES! 🙂

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  @TitoSilversax3 күн бұрын

  It’s so exciting that Linux music production is gaining traction and attention :)

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  @puuhapeteification3 күн бұрын

  Dude, are you Finnish? I just discovered your channel and the content seems great. Nice pacing and you go nicely to the depths of Linux audio 👍

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  @SudoMetalStudio3 күн бұрын

  @@puuhapeteification jeps jeps, kiitos 🤘😉

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  @oMikekiMo3 күн бұрын

  Great video, you certainly pointed out some things I didn't know about, namely the NAM stuff, so now I have something new to go play with, nice one.

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  @SudoMetalStudio3 күн бұрын

  I can also recommend the Facebook group "Neural Amp Modeler (NAM)". Over 18k members and growing very rapidly, including some "big players" in plugin dev field giving freebies every now and then 🙂

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  @livinglifeless45355 күн бұрын

  Where to download the beats?

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  @SudoMetalStudio5 күн бұрын

  @@livinglifeless4535 Honestly no idea. I've never used it with beats from others as I always want to write my drumlines to complement my guitar riffs - and not vice versa. But technically you can feed any MIDI patterns for Hydrogen and it will play as the drums are mapped.

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  @livinglifeless45355 күн бұрын

  @@SudoMetalStudio thank u for responding ! God bless.

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  @philomelodia5 күн бұрын

  Last I knew, Ardour used an antiquated library for their widgets. GTK. Not GTK plus but, old-fashioned GTK. That makes them a Knogo for me because I use software that relies on at-spi which is the accessibility framework on Linux. Literally drove me away from the operating system. These days, I use reaper. Works good on windows, if you can believe it.

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  @bmuxbeats7 күн бұрын

  Well done man. Simple, quick and easy to understand. Thumbs up! 👍🏻

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  @mitchellwoodin66867 күн бұрын

  I'd love to see a "explain like I'm 5" setup of carla. From installation to first setup kind of deal. Is there any chance of you doing this? Love the videos!

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  @SudoMetalStudio7 күн бұрын

  @@mitchellwoodin6686 Sure! I currently have in plans moving to clean Ubuntu 24.04 (PipeWire backend) and I'll make full setup video regarding it. Carla is super simple once you have the overall Linux audio setup properly done (JACK or PipeWire). Meanwhile, I have some videos doing the audio setup from scratch using Ubuntu Studio 22.04 (JACK backend). E.g. this one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gI521tCKdafKgbg.html

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  @MrZombieSwamp8 күн бұрын

  incredible cover, man! truly inspiring.

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  @MrZombieSwamp8 күн бұрын

  can you make a video explaining a little more about Input Response. I've been meaning to get back to studying guitar (I haven't played in over 10 years) and your videos have been very helpful!

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  @SudoMetalStudio6 күн бұрын

  I think there are already a lot of IR videos out there and the only "Linux specific" thing you need to know, is the plugins to use to load them 🙂 But in a nutshell: Amp signal goes to cabinet and microphone in front of the cabinet records the sound that comes out. Now remove the amp and instead send a special signal to the cabinet while still recording the sound that comes out with the microphone. You'll get a recording (.wav file) which is the impulse response representing that specific cabinet, microphone, and microphone placement you had, in the room you were in. The recording (.wav file) can now be applied after any amp using impulse response loader (plugin) after the amp signal. This way you can just load whatever amp capture (e.g. NAM) and IR capture someone has made (and shared or sold to you), to reproduce different physical gear setups with professional accuracy.

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  @tvanime67479 күн бұрын

  Como haces las conexiones carla o catia?Yo tengo Manjaro Linux y tengo Catia 😔😪😪

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  @SudoMetalStudio6 күн бұрын

  You must have Jack (or PipeWire) running. Carla is basically just a front-end to configure jack connection and also to load plugins to jack environment.

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  @tonys62812 күн бұрын

  what version of NAM is that? looks a little different from what I have on Windows in Ardour

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  @SudoMetalStudio12 күн бұрын

  @@tonys628 It's only the NAM loader (LV2 plugin for Linux created by Mike Oliphant). As it's only the loader, it doesn't have the EQ, normalizer and IR loader like the "official version" has. In fact it doesn't even have a GUI, but that was implemented separately for it by brummer10, the Guitarix guy. I prefer using only the NAM loader because then I can use whatever EQ, IR loader and normalizer I prefer. The end result is the same or better 🙂 Here's more info about the Linux version: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gI521tCKdafKgbg.html

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  @dennycreates12 күн бұрын

  Your videos have been super helpful for me! I'm super interested in the guide to all things linux audio!

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  @6ggstudios15 күн бұрын

  He’s so happy!

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  @愛16 күн бұрын

  damn bruh im on arch and i cant get guitarix to work cuz of some errors like [14:41:01] system init *** mlockall failed: [14:41:03] PitchTracker *** error creating realtime thread - tuner not started even tho i have the group audio present and my user is added to it then i try ardour and i also have issues with jack on there so i use pulseaudio and barely manage to find out how to enable that side pan you have on the left side where you set the audio input just to find out that there are none listed and i cba to look further man

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  @SudoMetalStudio15 күн бұрын

  Sounds like your system configuration is somehow messed up. You might want to check if you should be using PipeWire instead of PulseAudio/Jack. In Ardour you should always use ALSA unless you really need low-latency connecticity between Ardour and other applications. Check also that you have low-latency kernel, and that realtime permissions are enabled for Jack if you use PA/Jack configuration.

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  @SudoMetalStudio15 күн бұрын

  Oh and the side panel is "Editor Mixer". Shift+E or View->Show Editor Mixer. I'm pretty sure you are not seeing your audio inputs in Ardour because you configured it to use PulseAudio instead of ALSA or Jack.

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  @ibanez549218 күн бұрын

  😂😂😂😂😂

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  @SudoMetalStudio18 күн бұрын

  @@ibanez5492 I'm hurt, but with you. Maybe check something more recent as I definitely have learned a lot since this video. Neural Amp Modeler is the way 🤘 kzread.info/dash/bejne/g4Jpls1terfagqw.html

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  @ospifi23 күн бұрын

  Hyvää settiä ja hyvä miksaus! Ardour ja pitkälti samoihin plugareihin/paketteihin itsekkin päätyny tässä vuosien saatossa. Hydrogenin tilalla Drumgizmo ja lisukkeena vielä Dragonfly reverb, jossa nyt tuskin suurempia eroja noiden muiden pakettien kaikuihin, mutta kerran tottuneena ni ei pääse irti 🙂.

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  @bransby24 күн бұрын

  what version of Ardour are you using? I 've moved to 8 and now Calf plugins don't work, they apparently haven't been maintained for ages 😞, it's a shame because I really liked them, plenty of alternatives available but I did like Calf

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  @SudoMetalStudio24 күн бұрын

  @@bransby I'm still on 6.8 due using Ubuntu Studio 22.04 but I noticed Calf plugins wasn't preinstalled even on that. But you should be able to just install them separately. If you're on Debian based system such as Ubuntu, try "sudo apt install calf-plugins" in terminal.

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  @_DRMR_10 күн бұрын

  While the Calf plugins look really nice, their DSP isn't particularly good and there are some issues with how their UI embeds into other hosts with clashing library versions. They give the impression of looking very professional, but in their actual usage I would not recommend them any more.

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  @SudoMetalStudio10 күн бұрын

  @@_DRMR_ I've heard similar things, but at the same time usability vs x42's plugins is just better because of simplicity.

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  @razek66624 күн бұрын

  Awesome. Have you tried DrumGizmo?

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  @amos66025 күн бұрын

  Great stuff!Thx!

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  @razek66625 күн бұрын

  Very helpful

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  @razek66625 күн бұрын

  Very, very y helpful. I used to do this all separated. Thanks

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  @teroheikkila777Ай бұрын

  Moi olen käytänyt linuxsia 3 vuotta ja olen ollut tyytyväinen ja myös kiinostunut musiikkin tekemiseen linuxsilla ja olen käytänyt lmms ohjelmaa ja nyt pikku hiljaa tutustun Ardour ohjelmaan mutta ei ole tällä hetkellä suomenkielistä opetus videota tarjolla täällä KZreadssa. Itse olen harrastanut musiikkia 26 vuotta eneimäkseen laulua ja samalla olen tehnyt omaksi iloksi kone musiikkia tietokoneella. Niin ja tällä hetkellä kinostaa käytää Lmms ja Ardour keskenään ja hyödynttää niitä . Sinulla on paljon tietämystä musiikkin tekemisestä ja ohjelmien käyttämistä että, jos on mahdlista saada myös videoita suomenkielellä olisin kiitolinen ja uskon että, väkeä tulisi viellä paljon lisää katsomaan sinun videoitasi. Ymmrä kyllä että, sinulla on paljon englanin kielistä porukka katsojina ja mietä suomenkielisä vähenpi mutta toivon että, mistat myös meitä katsojina ketä kiinostaa nämä videot. Hyvää kesää sinne sinulle .

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  @strogmannАй бұрын

  This is phenomenal man, you have some great tones in there

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  @dannyschellenberger8268Ай бұрын

  Come Clarity is such an underrated album!

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  @amos660Ай бұрын

  Thx so much, dude! I would route Hydrogen outputs to separate single inputs in Ardour

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  @GrunfeldАй бұрын

  Excellent info. Thanks.

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  @FunnyGuitar_ThingАй бұрын

  I can imagine myself playing some really dissonant natural harmonics on the high E and B strings, then doing some Hungarian minor scale arpeggios on a sustaniac guitar (Would probs have to learn how to do both though smh, as well as get a guitar with a sustaniac in the first place 😭)

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  @bombsebАй бұрын

  Hi, could you give us the link where I can download your IR plugin please ?

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  LV2 Convolution I use in this one comes from x42-plugins I believe. LV2 Convolution and IR Convolver are basically the same thing made by the same guy. Look for x42-plugins.com/x42/ Or, if you meant the actual impulse response I load, the link is in the description. But there is also a more comprehensive source or IRs here which also includes the Guitar Hacks IRs: github.com/rodamaralgeo/Speaker-Cabinets-IRs

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  @bombsebАй бұрын

  @@SudoMetalStudio Thank you !

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  @tkabiranikАй бұрын

  Can you show a tutorial on how to install these plugins? I am new to linux and using Pop OS.

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  These are calles GxPlugins.lv2 and they have to be built and installed from GitHub repos. I'm doing that live in this video from 25:40 onwards kzread.info/dash/bejne/naNk2sSlhryrm6Q.htmlsi=uAvZUu0fUAf2i91Z 🙂

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  @satyarsh665Ай бұрын

  Oh the KZread algorithm finally recommended me a fellow Linux metal musician! although i run my plugins with yabridge and most of them are not foss... Non the less great song and video 🤝

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  @JPSardinhaАй бұрын

  This guitar doesn't chugg... It bonk's

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  @davebuz4197Ай бұрын

  Thanks for your videos,I am a fellow Linux+Ardour user. I am curious, why you use Hydrogen and then transfer the midi+mix to Ardour? Wouldn't it be better to write the drum part directly in Ardour using DrumGizmo (in this way you have more direct control on the final drum mix)?

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  I simply like Hydrogen better for drum pattern creation than Ardour. It's especially fast when riffing with guitar and quickly drafting some beats to complement the riff. I don't always use it like that as I tend to switch between doing patterns and playing live using e-drums, but I just want to stay in one context and mix even when swapping my production methods. When doing Hydrogen patterns, I export them as Midi to Ardour. When I play e-drums, I record that directly to Ardour as midi. In both cases I still route the Midi from Ardour to Hydrogen and back to Ardour as audio, so I get the same samples and mix from kit I have loaded in Hydrogen. So, I use its mixer to do the mixing of drums against everything else in Ardour. And when I'm ready to export my song, I just need to remember to record the drums as audio first. Until that point I still have full control on everything. Btw, Hydrogen could also fan out all the samples to separate outputs tracks like DrumGizmo does, but I just don't need that level of detail in my drum mixes (yet). Also with DrumGizmo sets you need to control the bleeding sounds etc exactly like when recording real drums and I'm just not that good. Having "pure" sounds as samples is just easier :) DrumGizmo is still the one recommended by pros to my knowledge.

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  @davebuz4197Ай бұрын

  @@SudoMetalStudio Thanks, I am gonna try your production method for drums...definitely Hydrogen looks better for pattern creation (for me doing it in Ardour Midi edit is a chore) and I like the idea to have a less cluttered DAW because all the drums are dealt with in another application. By the way, I play guitar and I am involved in a rock/metal project, so your channel is a godsend.

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  @mortheresАй бұрын

  Hehe great job, we can clearly see you had so much fun making this. Now, we want a Metal cover of puzzle.mp3 hahaha :D

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  Omg I should definitely do that 🤣

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  @brianbergmusic5288Ай бұрын

  I'm trying to figure out what's stupid! I've got an ancient Radium Musicman keyboard that has some knobs and sliders on board (I wonder if Bach ever used it). Oddly enough, all but one of the knobs are useable -- you touch the knob and the potentiometer bounces around like a Jack Russell Terrier on speed. This vid makes me wonder what a bucket-load of pots from a guitar supply depot could do in the right hands.

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  DIY midi devices is not really a new thing at all. In this one it's the noise of the 3D printed "fader" that's mostly stupid in my opinion, and also the fact that I could have ordered a slider too when I ordered the Arduino 😅 But I also figured the reason why good DAW controllers are so frickin' expensive: it's the motorized faders that cost like hell! Around 20-50 EUR/USD even from China per piece!

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  @jamesgardner2101Ай бұрын

  I'm pretty sure my old Behringer was noisier! I have an old Yamaha mixer that uses rotary pots for the faders, but they are mounted on a rack and pinion gear setup, where the pot follows the fader handle. That approach should also work, and would probably be a bit smoother.

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  @needsLITHIUMАй бұрын

  Regardless of anything, getting a good mix using only free and/or open source software on Linux is easy, and with the growing support for the platform from proprietary software vendors, there's BEYOND no excuse. I mean, Master_Me exists and is Linux first, so... Mastering my track folder stems from Reaper in Mixbus is a sinch.

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  @needsLITHIUMАй бұрын

  I actually already used Reaper and Mixbus, but even beyond that, switching over to a predominantly Linux based workflow has been surprisingly easy. I've been lucky enough to find really good paid and free plugins while using windows that have no issue with the fact I now use MX Linux. Audio Assault has compressed archives with all the necessary files. Same goes for NaLexSoft plugins. A few others like Neurontube just have .Deb archives. The rest are either available in the KX Studio repositories, or like NAM, need to be compiled. Steve Atkinson actually lives local to me, and I actually have plans to meet up with him and a few other musicians today lol.

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  @pavelvalis7023Ай бұрын

  And now to add like 11 more... :D

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  Assuming a guitar has similar potentiometer for volume and tone, all I need is five more guitars! Still cheaper than a daw controller! 🤣

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  @JPSardinhaАй бұрын

  Nice tools, I can't believe that some people spend money on fab filter and other shit like this

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  @immagoyim7654Ай бұрын

  I did it! Thanks to you, and everyone in development team

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  @brianbergmusic5288Ай бұрын

  The metal mix sounds just as capable if not better than some mixes I've heard in Mac/PC using a lot more $$ invested.

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  Thanks! The tools are all there. It's just matter of learning how mixing is supposed to be done. I'm sure a professional mixing engineer would do still much better with these than amateur-me 😉

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  @dljohnsonmusicАй бұрын

  Great video, will be implementing some of these, though not a metal artist, many of these will transfer over to my blues work and workflow. Thanks for share this!

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  @pelennorDSPАй бұрын

  Nice work, and I'm glad that github NAM model repository I put together is still getting some use! Speaking of NAM models, having hung around the discord and NAM facebook whilst tonehunt was being developed, I can assure you there's nothing nefarious going on with user accounts / user signon. It helps the end user, because then you're able to do things like follow certain capture creators and so on, and it helps the admins because they have to make sure people aren't uploading captures that would violate TOS of other companies (eg captures of amp sims like Neural DSP, or captures from modellers like Quad Cortex or Kemper). Up until relatively recently, the tonehunt source code itself was open source.

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  I kind of expected that you'd need an account already to download them, so having a registration/login without requiring it is actually a bit confusing 😅

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  I actually cut that stupid babbling about Tonehunt login. I should have scripted that part as it really didn't come out with the respect it should have been. I'll be making better video about ToneHunt once I get into capturing some models myself first :)

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  @needsLITHIUMАй бұрын

  I use it constantly. I have paid plugins that work on Linux, but I made NAM captures of my actual gear that I use alongside that plugin for double and quad tracking.

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  @luneern16Ай бұрын

  Amazing, what’s this DAW?

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  @SudoMetalStudioАй бұрын

  Ardour

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  @luneern16Ай бұрын

  @@SudoMetalStudio Thx!

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  @pvtr8002 ай бұрын

  Congrats for the milestone! Thinking about switching back to linux on my home PC after some time. I was a bit scared how it will affect my music projects and found your channel while looking some videos how is the state of linux audio production right now. Really waiting for your future videos!

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  @pvtr8002 ай бұрын

  I saw your earlier amp sim video thumbnail and was about to recommend Neural Amp Modeler for you to try out, but I see you already are familiar with it! I like using it so much I've ditched my few paid sims. Makes the process so simple and makes me focus more on playing/composing.