ryan_midi

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   by ryan_midi 6y ago

   If you're simply working with audio files, then I'd say Audacity is a really good option. A full-fledged DAW is useful if you're working with external plugins and MIDI files. But for basic audio work, Audacity will do well en
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   by ryan_midi 6y ago

   That's where I'm going towards next. I'm going to create a song from scratch using just Ardour and Zyn synth. I actually find Ardour's CPU usage to be more efficient than Ableton or Logic. And honestly, the learning curv
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   by ryan_midi 6y ago

   Happy to include any and all relevant tools. I hope to make this the single most relevant resource for FOSS music production
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   by ryan_midi 6y ago

   Hi, author here. I aimed this list at non-technical people who wanted to make music for free. I avoided things like PureData and Sonic-Pi for this reason. Though if I'm honest, the learning curve for something like Sonic Pi isn't
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   by ryan_midi 6y ago

   Hello! I'm the author of this page. I realize that a few tools might be missing. Happy to hear all suggestions. In the meantime, if you want this list in Google sheet, you can make a copy of this one: https://docs.google.com