But I saw something about xml. etc. and I don't know much about the programming portion and stuff like that. I know it may be necessary to tell LMMS, what goes where if you're making a theme. But as for programming or script writing,......................... I am clueless. :oops: Thanks for the inf...

This might come in handy: http://lmms.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Creating_a_Theme I noticed a folder called Backgrounds in the LMMS folder. With png. pics in it named Tile and Vinnie. "And they are strangely quite small in size." Hmmmm.... :ugeek: They are just small parts that lmms wi...

I am considering doing some themes for LMMS

That would be highly appreciated!

I would like to see if there is anyone here that would like to see something specific or ideas on color schemes or anything.

Just amaze us...

It ain't worth the trouble to compile it then. Just load this sample (2k long) in the Audio File Processor and adjust the default vca/vcf envelopes of the plug-in. white noise - 2k long http://www.freesound.org/people/dayOfDagon/sounds/164957/ Same sample at 1-bit resolution: http://www.freesound.or...

Someone named Octosquidopus has reverted it. I don't know if this person is an admin or just knows some special buttons. Here is the most recent changes to the wiki. http://lmms.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Special:RecentChanges It pretty much looks like this all the way down. All bots... (User cr...

Yes. Either an admin drew by or it was fixed by a benevolent bot.

Someone just hit every single page in the wikipedia with a bucket of spam.
I don't know how to revert it. A single edit, yes... but this is some ~200 edits!

Right now the function of it is equivalent to loading an 8bit, 4k samples long, white noise sample into the Audio File Processor and playing with the start/end setting. So this isn't anything to loose sleep over.

Here is a simple dsp language that generates C++ code to support different platforms like vst or ladspa. You can also compile it online to test your app quickly. (The compiler is in the ubuntu repositories and is well documented with template files/Makefiles in the doc folder.) It doesn't compile LM...

http://www.csounds.com/journal/issue6/csLADSPA.html So. This package, which is in the Ubuntu repositories, should allow you to write plugins faster using csound. A big plus to many would be that there is no compilation involved. I haven't fooled around with csound more than generate a sinewave just...