Jarkko Sakkinen
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Installing all existing U-he plugins: https://gitlab.com/jarkkojs/home-directory/-/blob/main/.local/bin/linux-uhe-install-plugins?ref_type=heads
I'm planning to also make macOS version of this some day (there must be a way to silently batch install pkg's, I suppose because #Homebrew does something like that).
NOTE: this is not polished script so do not guarantee that there are no any glitches.
I'm planning to also make macOS version of this some day (there must be a way to silently batch install pkg's, I suppose because #Homebrew does something like that).
NOTE: this is not polished script so do not guarantee that there are no any glitches.
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There's also stuff that is really easiest done in Linux vs other operating systems. One would be routing audio from any app to any app. It is what Pipewire does... So e.g. sampling something from any possible video stream is dead easy. For macOS you have to pay something like $100 to get that capability in more limited form by buying an OS extension called Loopback.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
These days I sometimes use #Linux for #music. I use #Bitwig and @uheplugins so much that it is not really a big deal. I hardly even remember sometimes which OS I'm using. After certain point I might switch to #macOS but for constructing basic composition any OS delivers really,.
There's easy ways to run also Windows VST's under Linux but I like to use always what is there native because limitations are great for creativity :-)
Also I love Audio Damage's Eos2 reverb, which has also native Linux version (by a chance, used it before knowing this) so yeah, pretty much covered despite limited number of choices...
There's easy ways to run also Windows VST's under Linux but I like to use always what is there native because limitations are great for creativity :-)
Also I love Audio Damage's Eos2 reverb, which has also native Linux version (by a chance, used it before knowing this) so yeah, pretty much covered despite limited number of choices...
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
i've most of my own repositories to #Gitlab. the main driver has been that the "core" open source projects that i care about live there like buildroot, keyutils, pipewire and some others. And i like that it is more "in the shadow" than Github. I'm not looking attention with Git's :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Two of my own palette designs for #BitwigStudio:
1. #Dracula/#Monokai inspired "Monocula".
2. "Amstrad" which is what it s Amstrad CPC 464 color palette, which was exactly 27 colors, i.e. match with the Bitwig's palette size.
1. #Dracula/#Monokai inspired "Monocula".
2. "Amstrad" which is what it s Amstrad CPC 464 color palette, which was exactly 27 colors, i.e. match with the Bitwig's palette size.
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typst is a game changer tool for manuals and more layout/typography etc. sensitive documentation that is beyond the reach of #markdown or #restructuredtext.
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with MAINTAINERS update https://lkml.org/lkml/2024/2/26/242
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkkomoved my #kernel #testing tree to https://gitlab.com/jarkkojs/linux-tpmdd-test
plans to add also keyutils rundown with same approach as TPM2 self-test, good old expect
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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@buntepanther thanks :-) yeah, i prefer grid for mainly "workflow fixes", i get most measurable value from it. of course would be cool to have full compressor in grid but this is more useful for me because it can be tuned for any for compressor plugin.
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