Some Loops - Ardour example session
by lfzUploaded on Nov 19, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 27, 2015)
An example session for the Ardour4 DAW. Here you'll find examples of:
Setting the BPM for a project
Arranging tracks based on bpm
Layering tracks
Applying effects
Simple effect automation
The following LV2 plugins are used in this project:
Calf Reverb, C* Plate Reverb
Calf Compressor
Calf Delay (synced to the project's BPM)
Smooth Decimator
The loops used are from this excellent collection https://soundcloud.com/exaltron/sets/exaltron-drum-loops-v1
Dance of The Free Wolves - Ardour Example Session
by lfzUploaded on Nov 22, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 27, 2015)
Another Ardour session. This is an old session from 2014 that I used as a demo in a talk about Linux Audio. I cleaned it up, used some nicer plug-ins and remixed the tune a little.
This session uses the following plug-ins:
C* Plate Reverb
Calf Compressor
Calf Vintage Delay
Calf Reverb
Calf Phaser: on the lead guitar
Guitarix (ladspa): For overdrive guitar and lead guitar
GxAmplifier (lv2) and GxRedEye Big Chump: for the clean guitar sounds
ZynAddSubFx (lv2): for keys an...
The Ultimate SoundFont Pack
by IvyWolf and a lot of other random people on the internetUploaded on Jun 16, 2022 (and last updated on Apr 05, 2024)
182 SoundFonts I got from random places, including this site. I made 2 of them. I don't know who made the other ones. It's about 4.20 GB (not trying to be funny, that's how big it is) when unzipped. I renamed them so they're easier to find.
Various Licenses
These files are made available through a mix of different licenses. Read the description, more info links, file contents or contact the author in order to get the full information.
Extra considerations:
I don't know how you can use these, and I'm not going to go to 182 different places to check.
Homebrew Browser (addicti.mod) Soundfont
by hbaoymbUploaded on Sep 11, 2022 (and last updated on Sep 11, 2022)
A soundfont of the Homebrew Browser theme using the original samples from addicti.mod by Jogeir Liljiedahl or otherwise known as "noiseless"
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