Jarkko Sakkinen
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
I’ve found #ubuntu #multipass to be sweet-spot for me for creating #development environments, meaning environments with toolchains, project specific assets and stuff like that.
Like if I spin up a new project or whatever, I just:
multipass launch \
--name project \
--cpus 4 \
--memory 8G \
--disk 100G \
--bridged \
23.10
multipass exec project -- yes '' | ssh-keygen -t ed25519
multipass exec project -- cat .ssh/id_ed25519.pub
Totally get #Podman and #Nix but learning them only to do this would be a total overkill…
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
i hope some way we get Compressor+ to #Bitwig, which is more like Glue in #Ableton, i.e. VCA/feedback-style bus compressor. I have The Glue from Cytomic now but still would nice to have at least a track template with stock only... The Glue is the exact same compressor as Ableton Glue and thus pretty good workaround to the issue. #audio
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 year ago
despite being #tpm maintainer had no idea of this https://lore.kernel.org/tpm2/. not eagerly subscribing because there is too much email already :-) neither idea what it is about
i think this is time give a shot lei, which @monsieuricon and synchronize maildir so i can check what is going on from time to time but it does not interrupt if i do not want to.
#linux #kernel
i think this is time give a shot lei, which @monsieuricon and synchronize maildir so i can check what is going on from time to time but it does not interrupt if i do not want to.
#linux #kernel
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 1 year ago
#cmake is all things considered pretty nice tool for orchestrating projects with e.g. #buildroot generated image, documentation and some other assets. age and maturity also brings benefits, and it is not nearly as torture as autotools...
i don't really use it as a tool build a C-program. i almost solely use it for invoking other build systems etc. to do what they are good at.
i don't really use it as a tool build a C-program. i almost solely use it for invoking other build systems etc. to do what they are good at.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
One reason for phasing out #Github and migrating to #Gitlab is this #copilot that #Microsoft is pushing all over the place. According to the latest news even to Notepad.
It would make sense for many companies to simply ban e.g. #vscode because anything with assistant-in-the-cloud is objectively a
#security incident.
#infosec
It would make sense for many companies to simply ban e.g. #vscode because anything with assistant-in-the-cloud is objectively a
#security incident.
#infosec
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
#Bitwig's Transient Control is pretty neat side-chaining device, which has one outstanding feature: attenuation/amplification factor for the body. Just the sake of an example Kilohearts Transient Shaper has a side-chain but body can be only amplified. Body attenuation is great for giving space in other percussions for a kick hit (works also for bass body). I wish there was equivalent VST available because it is really useful especially for more non-standard basslines where bass hits are all over the place at times..
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it gives more pleasant results than (audio side-chained) volume shapers in my opinion when the bassline is like something more funky having long notes, polyrythms and generally notes are all over the place.
#audio #sidechain #compressor
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it gives more pleasant results than (audio side-chained) volume shapers in my opinion when the bassline is like something more funky having long notes, polyrythms and generally notes are all over the place.
#audio #sidechain #compressor
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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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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
jarkko
yay. #TDR-style delta-button for listening what gets compressed for #Bitwig's stock. uses phase inversion for subtraction. #compressor. #audio
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