Article proposal: Using AI for guitar sound

Team Workflows Fedora Magazine
1

Article Summary:

I propose to write an article about guitarix (a lamp amplifier simulator) and AI.
This new version of guitarix can use a huge bank of AI presets.

Article Description:

I will present a quick description of guitarix and how to create a guitar sound with guitarix.
Then, I will present the new guitarix plugins to manage amplifier emulation and cabinet emulation.
I will do a quick demonstration of.a complete plugin chain using AI.

1 Like
2

“Sounds” neat. +1. :slightly_smiling_face:

1 Like
3

This “reverberates” with me. +1
I’ve opened Pagure card #305 to track your article.

When you have the article available and ready to review in the Fedora Magazine WordPress instance let us know by leaving a “Preview” link in a comment on this ticket. If you have any questions about your article, leaving a comment on this card is the best way to contact the editors.

Thanks for volunteering to share your article.

1 Like
4

Thanks a lot.

1 Like
5

Quick reminder, @ycollet When you have your article ready for review don’t forget to leave a note here with the preview link.

Thanks again.

1 Like
6

I planned a last pass on the content today or tomorrow. I think the article will be ready for review on monday.

2 Likes
7

I put the article in review :slight_smile:

2 Likes
8

Did I correctly put the article on review ?

9

As far a WordPress goes, it is in review. Our editorial process, however, is to ask that you provide a WordPress preview link in the comments on the Pagure ticket. But you warned us and we can see the article in WordPress so everything is good.
Note that there are some suggested edits in the comments on ticket #305. Let us know when you have them done and we’ll proceed.
Thank you.

1 Like
10

I will fix the recommandations toyda.
Thanks for your message.

11

A thousand thanks for this article! :pray: It’s really timely; I was just about get into figuring out Guitarix and friends. This is going to make that so much easier!

2 Likes
12

Thanks !
Guitarix is such a great tool …

2 Likes
13

Is it possible to add some correction to the article ?
The AIDA-X LV2 plugin is not compatible with Guitarix (due to a part of the LV2 spec not implemented into guitarix). The workaround is to use the RTNeural Guitarix plugin. AIDA-X is RTNeural compatible so, the AIDA-X file should be managed correctly by the RTNeural plugin.

14

Sure. Can you provide instructions for exactly what text should be removed and what should be inserted in its place?

1 Like
15

I will post the fix tomorrow. Thanks a lot.

16

So, I propose to replace this paragraph in the introduction:

If someone prefers to use the AIDA-X plugin, it’s still possible to add this plugin into Guitarix. This plugin is available in the Audinux COPR repository and also in the MOD effect pedal [18].

by this one

If someone prefers to use the AIDA-X plugin, it’s still possible. AIDA-X plugin is not yet compatible with Guitarix but you can use the RTNeural Guitarix's plugin to load AIDA-X files.
Thie AIDA-X plugin is available in the Audinux COPR repository and also in the MOD effect pedal [18].

I tested the RTNeural plugin and the loading of AIDA-X files and it worked.

1 Like
17

Done. :slightly_smiling_face: Just let us know if you would like any more revisions.

2 Likes
18

Thanks a lot for the change @glb

1 Like
19

@ycollet
How do you create technical illustrations like effect pedals and equipment?
It looks cool.

1 Like
20

For the pedal, I made this on libreoffice draw.
I used a slide from this presentation:
https://audinux.github.io/workshop/audio/GuitarEffectChain.odp

And for images, most of the time, I made a search on a web engine and I selected “open source license” on the web engine. Most of the search engines like google and duckduckgo propose this option.

And a list thing :slight_smile: For some of the non free images, I put these image in the article because I’ve got the gear here at home :slight_smile: