Lmms sounds staticy software#

However I value screaming as an extremely powerful musical device when used sparingly and carefully. Some vocalists seem to be scream-proof (Mike Patton, Robert “Litza” Friedrich) but I don't seem to be one of them.

I now scream sporadically and I don't want to make my music rely on this type of performance. This made me think a lot about what may destroy my voice and if I want to carry on performing this way. The only thing I didn't like about all this was my sore throat. Unfa performing live in a local church during a Christmas event The buyers all waited for an autograph and were very positive about the event. It was “name your price” and I was surprised of how much cash I got in the end. I had some success in this field, I sold a bunch (20? 30?) of CD's after a premiere concert for the “Static” album.

Lmms sounds staticy software#

One of my long-term goals is to prove that open source software is capable of producing top quality music, that can achieve commercial success just like the music created with closed-source, proprietary software. A good showcase are three tracks from my album “ Static”: “ Beepson Junior”, “ I gotta tell you something” and “ Not The End”. My main instrument is my voice – singing, rapping, screaming, scatting, beatboxing, playing mouth-saxophone and voice acting. In April 2015 I finally started following that dream – I bought a MIDI controller keyboard and in May 2015 I started attending individual piano lessons. Since my early years I dreamed about a keyboard – I was staring at the shiny Casio workstations with floppy disk drives exposed in stores. I also was playing as a drummer and messing around with electric guitar. Around 2012 I joined the Choir of Warsaw Medical University as baritone/bass. Around 2011 I started serving with my voice in a local church group. I knew nothing about music theory at that time, I just had fun making simple compositions.Īround that time I also started singing inspired by System of a Down's vocal harmonies. I started messing around with computer music around 2004 using FL Studio 5. I also make some music and sound design for video games for mobile platforms. I live in Warsaw, Poland and I work as a graphic designer in a small local company. Where do you live, and what do you do for a living? Hi Tobiasz and thank you for taking the time to do the interview. LMMS for sequencing and synthesizing, Ardour for recording, editing and mastering. His favourite distro is KXStudio and his favourite DAWs are LMMS and Ardour. He creates music using GNU/Linux based systems and is a massive fan of ZynAddSubFX. Tobiasz's passion is electronic music and open source software. This month we talk to Tobiasz Karoń, better known online as Unfa.