There was a time when surfing the web was like walking in a crowded square. There was noise, some, but it was a human noise. Heated discussions on the forums, blog posts written with shaky syntax but full of passion, ramshackle comments under YouTube videos. Today, that square looks like Read more
I recently attended a live event organized by Rockin'1000: a road concert with a band of eleven. No evidence, no clicking in headphones, no safety net. To prepare ourselves, the organization provided us with everything we needed: the twelve tracks of the setlist complete with scores, tabs, video Read more
Anyone who works with music production on Linux knows this well: System stability and latency are critical. However, Setting up a Linux system “by hand” for studio performance can be a long and complex process. Millisecond was born precisely with this objective: make life easier for those Read more
Reamping is the practice of recording a "clean" track (FROM) and re -elaborate it later, passing in a chain of virtual effects/amp (plugin) or analogue (Real amps and pedals). Here you will find two complete workflows on Linux: in the box (virtual) e out of the box (analog), with advice Read more
From time to time I happened to draw up illustrative documents to be delivered in PDF. It goes without saying that by containing every type of image and illustration, the PDF ended up weighing several MB. One of the solutions I initially adopted was to use a compression service Read more
Today we talk about multimedia and video making. Adobe Premiere has been in a dominant position on the market for many years, it is used by many users and is present in practically all professional studios. In the open source world, there are simpler and less complete alternatives to Premiere, All Read more
Linux from the media point of view has always remained a step behind the competition. With few exceptions the best multimedia software, are photo editing or video editing, They are developed exclusively (the quasi) for Mac or Windows. Linux is however unbeatable, and for many years the most widely used system, Read more
Integro an article 2013 which it dealt with the topic of the stabilization of shaky videos. Understanding that the best outcome would be to use a physical stabilizer (a simple grip with a weight at the lower end) or an integral accelerometer (there are those who have made it with a kinect). Also in this case we will use Transcode, whereby Read more
Today's article is intended to be a reference for those who want to cut a video from one point to another with ffmpeg ( then using the terminal). Strange, true? To change what products we use highly graphical far more graphics you can imagine. Often the video to be cut is too much Read more
Let's say you have a video from which we extract an audio track. The reasons may be the most varied, we might want to save a special effect in a movie (shot, outbreak, musica d'atmosphere, famous phrase, etc.), or part of a song, the possibilities are endless. Today we see how Read more