You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity.
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* @ardour - leverage the power of a full recording studio on your desktop
* Audacity (https://www.audacityteam.org) - cut, edit and transform audio streams
* Zrhythm (https://www.zrythm.org) - create tunes with this intuitive DAW
* Cardinal (https://cardinal.kx.studio/) - make music with this virtual synthesizer
* @mixxx - unleash your inner DJ!
* MuseScore Studio (https://musescore.org) - compose your opus magna with this app
* Hydrogen (http://hydrogen-music.org/) - get your beat on!@kde @ardour @mixxx Glad there is #Digikam and #Showfoto - many years I used #Geosetter for #geotagging (both #manual and #GPX) of my #photos - switched completely to Showfoto in recent years... Glad to have it.
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You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity. We asked creatives what free software they use to get the job done and here are their picks.
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Lad years OSCAR for An Animated Film was won by a group using free open source Blender on Linux. That's it, that's all. Use Linux, get an Oscar.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/best-animation-oscar-winner-made-134657575.html
Go get your stuff, its all there, waiting for you.
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@jaywilson1988 @kde @ardour @mixxx Let's be real here. Almost everyone forgot about Rosegarden
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You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity. We asked creatives what free software they use to get the job done and here are their picks.
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I hardly ever see it mentioned, but I liked Yoshimi, I wrote a python prog that sent osc messages into it to play random sounds (raspi) - music theory is hard!
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You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity. We asked creatives what free software they use to get the job done and here are their picks.
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You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity. We asked creatives what free software they use to get the job done and here are their picks.
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@kde I wish all of the open-source creative software developers could collaborate on a consistent user interface design language in order to improve the #UX and #Usability.
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They also forgot:
- @GIMP (Do I need to mention why?)
- @libreoffice (An office suite without AI BS.)
- @ONLYOFFICE (Another office suite for cloud hosting.)
- @zrythm@mastodon.social (Another great up and coming FOSS DAW. Mentioned but this is the account.)
- Scribus (https://www.scribus.net) (A desktop publishing app.)
An honorable mention to the commerical DAW Bitwig Studio, not FOSS, but has an official Linux native flatpak, which is more than a certain video editor which is supposedly also "Linux native". -
@jaywilson1988 @kde @ardour @mixxx yes #rosegarden (still rather active) and #yoshimi #synth
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You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity. We asked creatives what free software they use to get the job done and here are their picks.
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@kde Inkscape, LMMS, GIMP, Krita, Kdenlive, OBS, and the Godot game engine
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* @ardour - leverage the power of a full recording studio on your desktop
* Audacity (https://www.audacityteam.org) - cut, edit and transform audio streams
* Zrhythm (https://www.zrythm.org) - create tunes with this intuitive DAW
* Cardinal (https://cardinal.kx.studio/) - make music with this virtual synthesizer
* @mixxx - unleash your inner DJ!
* MuseScore Studio (https://musescore.org) - compose your opus magna with this app
* Hydrogen (http://hydrogen-music.org/) - get your beat on!#Scribus for #layout & #typography
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@kde I wish all of the open-source creative software developers could collaborate on a consistent user interface design language in order to improve the #UX and #Usability.
@kde@floss.social @Adam@social.lein.us this probably won’t happen any time soon because most KDE apps use qt while most GNU apps use GTK but yeag I agree with you
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* @ardour - leverage the power of a full recording studio on your desktop
* Audacity (https://www.audacityteam.org) - cut, edit and transform audio streams
* Zrhythm (https://www.zrythm.org) - create tunes with this intuitive DAW
* Cardinal (https://cardinal.kx.studio/) - make music with this virtual synthesizer
* @mixxx - unleash your inner DJ!
* MuseScore Studio (https://musescore.org) - compose your opus magna with this app
* Hydrogen (http://hydrogen-music.org/) - get your beat on! -
They also forgot:
- @GIMP (Do I need to mention why?)
- @libreoffice (An office suite without AI BS.)
- @ONLYOFFICE (Another office suite for cloud hosting.)
- @zrythm@mastodon.social (Another great up and coming FOSS DAW. Mentioned but this is the account.)
- Scribus (https://www.scribus.net) (A desktop publishing app.)
An honorable mention to the commerical DAW Bitwig Studio, not FOSS, but has an official Linux native flatpak, which is more than a certain video editor which is supposedly also "Linux native".@cameron_bosch almost none of these fit within the theme of the thread
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They also forgot:
- @GIMP (Do I need to mention why?)
- @libreoffice (An office suite without AI BS.)
- @ONLYOFFICE (Another office suite for cloud hosting.)
- @zrythm@mastodon.social (Another great up and coming FOSS DAW. Mentioned but this is the account.)
- Scribus (https://www.scribus.net) (A desktop publishing app.)
An honorable mention to the commerical DAW Bitwig Studio, not FOSS, but has an official Linux native flatpak, which is more than a certain video editor which is supposedly also "Linux native".@cameron_bosch I’d also recommend @CollaboraOffice (a cloud version of LibreOffice) and @CryptPad, a collaborative office suite with end-to-end encryption (E2EE)
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@cameron_bosch almost none of these fit within the theme of the thread
@esm @cameron_bosch why not? They're free. I've used GIMP for album stuff. I've used Libre Office for documents.
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You don't need to pay Apple or start a new subscription to unleash your creativity. We asked creatives what free software they use to get the job done and here are their picks.
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Not strictly free, but the free version of DaVinci Resolve (video editing) has a ton of utility, they aren't stingy with the features they allow. Linux support as well, for those who partake in such things.
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