Re: [LMMS-devel] Hello LMMS list

[malik m. <las...@gm...>]

I'm only hoping to become a developer in the near future, but it's
been in the back of my mind to contribute to LMMS in the form of docs
or something.

so, when i manage to get lmms running from source, i'll be happy to
help in any way i can(not new to FL but i'm new to LMMS, but i have
tried it before)

On 7/10/07, ADOFMS Admin, SteveOC <ad...@ad...> wrote:
> Hi guys, happy new LMMS member joining the list.
>
> Im slowly diving into development now, but its slow progress. Im an
> experienced C/C+ coder, and would love to be able to contribute to LMMS
> and other Linux music applications.
>
> I have LMMS running on a couple of machines so far :
> - PCLinuxOS via synaptic .. just works.
> - 64bit build on my Gentoo work machine, AMD64, compiled with VST
> plugins.  Emerge didnt quite work, but building from SVN sources wasnt
> too hard. (just had to copy the aeffects.h file from the VSTSDK to
> /usr/include)
>
> Im not supposed to be composing music at 'work', but it was an
> interesting exersize anyway.
>
>
> Im also a total music nOOb, so LMMS is good for me in a way in that it
> is finally teaching me a lot of stuff that I didnt fully understand when
> I got to play with CDJ1000's and mixing decks. I thought it sounded cool
> at the time, but maybe that was the alcohol taking effect - dont know.
> Computers seem a lot more natural to me than musical instruments
> somehow. Im sure Im not alone in thinking that.
>
> My interests as far as linux and music are :
> - Psytrance
> - Manually editing small samples with Audacity
> - Composing basic loops and basslines with LMMS
> - Sinple song composition with LMMS
> - Live mixing with ... ?????
>
> The live mixing thing is a real hurdle - Mixxx and TerminatorX seem like
> steps in the right direction, its not too hard to beat match and
> crossfade between tracks - but what I REALLY want there is the ability
> to throw live effects in there as Im mixing, and do it all from the
> computer.
>
> One day, I would LOVE to DJ a house party using ONLY a low end linux
> computer (no additional mixing decks, million-dollar soundcards, etc),
> and have it so that nobody could tell the difference. I believe it is
> perfectly possible. Oh well - back to composition for now.
>
> Anyway .. Just saying Hi and wondering who else is out there.
>
> Is the development list just for talking about coding issues with LMMS,
> or is it more open to talking about coding, music hacking itself, and
> other Linux audio topics that are related ?
>
> Are there any community sites building up where people can share mmp
> files, samples, mixes, etc ?  Id love to contribute to that as well, but
> my first attempts are pretty crappy.
>
> SteveOC
>
>
>
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