Episode40

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Open Source Musician Podcast Episode #40 - It's good to be regular.

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Audio Releases:

http://music.betterthanlahar.com/album/bench-seats-are-for-lovers

http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/65138

Tips:

change in editing /etc/security/limits.conf in debian testing effects ubuntu lucid as well

LAU Lister Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas announces the release of Kmid 2.3.0. KMid is a MIDI/Karaoke player for KDE4. It runs in Linux, using the ALSA Sequencer. Changes for this release are: Changes for this release: New Mac OSX and Windows backends. Fixes in ALSA sequencer backend - don't set an explicit output pool size, using the default size instead. Unconditionally reload MIDI devices before checking the available outputs. Drumstick shared libraries v0.3.1 are recommended. Project home at http://userbase.kde.org/KMid2

A collection of IR files can be found at http://www.isophonics.net/content/room-impulse-response-data-set

IRC User and Rakarrak Dev Transmogrifox has made a youtube video demonstrating the new stompbox addition to rakarrack. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVXIOPB4g98

IRC USer and Rakarrack Dev Transmogrifox reports convolution reverb is now functional in git. "Reverbtron" is the name of the module, made as sort of a sister to the Convolotron.

IRC User Stuzz trips over a site with a comprehensive collection of synth related articles: http://synth.freehostia.com/

Gear:

Announcements:

Tunestorm update

Rants/Calling BS:

Tech Segment:

Listener Feedback:

Shout out and thanks to IRC user kernel_geek for editing episode 38 and 39 for us. Job well done - thanks for the help!

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