Et hop, une petite contribution à ALSA avec l'ajout d'une icône pour hdajackretask , l'ajout d'un élément de commentaire en français pour l'icône de menu, et correction de l'élément de commentaire en anglais au passage.

Vous souhaitez soutenir ce travail ? Rendez-vous ici : https://librazik.org/base-site-LZK/don.php

And there you go, a small contribution to ALSA with the addition of an icon for hdajackretask, the addition of a comment element in French for the menu icon, and correction of the comment element in English while we're at it.

Want to support this work? See here: https://librazik.org/base-site-LZK/english.php#donation

Cette semaine à nouveau, le projet #LibraZiK a reçu 43,01€ de don de 20 donateurs, alors merci ! Continuez à soutenir le projet LZK avec des dons : https://librazik.org/base-site-LZK/don.php

#LinuxMAO #LinuxAudio #LibreMusicProduction #MusicProduction
#LiberaPay

This week again the #LibraZiK project has received 43,01€ of donations from 20 donors, so thank you! Keep supporting the LZK project with donations: https://librazik.org/base-site-LZK/english.php#donation

#LinuxAudio #LibreMusicProduction #MusicProduction
#LiberaPay

Interesting new #effect #plugin by HY-Plugins: HY-MBMFX3.
As usual with HY-Plugins, there is a paid and a free version.
https://hy-plugins.com/product/hy-mbmfx3/
#linuxaudio

The amazing #foss #dj app @mixxx is redesigning its #ui #ux. https://mixxx.org/news/2025-08-06-qml-project/ #linuxaudio

New blog post: Benben 0.7.0 Feature and Changes Overview

https://remilia.sdf.org/blog/2025-08-02-a.html


#benben #LinuxAudio #blog #vgm #CommonLisp #lisp

Ça faisait longtemps que je n'avais pas contribuer à #Debian.
Et bien voilà une toute petite correction : une coquille dans un mot avec 2 lettres inversées, dans un journal de log que probablement très très peu de personnes liront !
C'est agréable de pouvoir contribuer même sur une très petite échelle comme celle-ci.
C'est chouette le libre.

It had been a long time since I had contributed to #Debian.
Well, here's a tiny correction: a typo of two letters in a word that were reversed in a log file that probably very few people will ever read!
It's nice to be able to contribute even on a very small scale like this.
Free software is great.

Ok, it seems my next task is to get ASIO somehow to work with wine.

And i have to figure out wine configurations. Just hitting "wine start" does really just load 32bit stuff!?!? (noobest of noobs here)

At least i found that there is a wineasio but i don't get it to work.

And nvidia and wine seem to also not really like each other.

What a bucket of fubar overall.

Important milestones achieved in my #FOSS #LinuxAudio Dante implementation - Inferno:

It should be safe to use it even when NTP time synchronization is enabled - this is useful on long-running and potentially even 24h/d setups (let me know if you use it this way!)

We have automated test verifying that audio transfers are sample-perfect! It means no more manual testing before merging bigger changes.

As a side effect of containerized test, we have Dockerfiles, but they probably won't be useful on a desktop system where audio server is used.

Browse code, use, fork: https://gitlab.com/lumifaza/inferno

Hello my LinuxAudio friends!

Have any of you used Acon Digital's Acoustica with WINE?

If so, could you kindly tell me about your experiences (good or bad)?

Thank you!!

New video just dropped a couple of days ago promoting #bitwig on #linux and general #linuxaudio info for beginners that are curious about #musicproduction on linux.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuJSZ89gORc
by "Linux For All"

linuxdaw.org is also mentioned

My dear #LinuxAudio friends:

I have some really cool news!!

Have you seen PWAR?

It has a huge ton of potential to grab those who want to move to Linux, but won't leave behind a favorite app or two on Windows.

https://github.com/ripxorip/PWAR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7sKoMQGp7I&t=4s

This has the potential to be HUGE for Linux musicians!! I would love it if you did an article about it to give it more publicity. :)

PWAR: PipeWire ASIO Relay — a zero-drift, real-time audio bridge - ripxorip/PWAR

@pkirn
@pkirn

Hey Peter,

Have you seen PWAR?

It has a huge ton of potential to grab those who want to move to Linux, but won't leave behind a favorite app or two on Windows.

https://github.com/ripxorip/PWAR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7sKoMQGp7I&t=4s

This has the potential to be HUGE for Linux musicians!! I would love it if you did an article about it to give it more publicity. :)