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  1. Trying #ProjectM again. Which basically is the good old #Winamp #MusicVisualizer.

    Is anybody using this live on stage with #Linux?

    There used to be a decent GUI frontend to it, but it went down some open source drain. I even had used that live and via screen capture, some minor snippets had ended up in a film that was shown in a movie theater. But that GUI has gone nowadays.

    So I have #projectMSDL now, but I don't know how to access a preset directly. I could copy a selection to a different folder and then step through. There's nothing too practical… there's hundreds of presets, some are astounding, most are annoying. There isn't even a command line option to open one specific preset file only.

    Since ProjectM is open source, there are many projects using it, such as #VLC, there even is a module for the #vcvRack #synthesizer, yet this also doesn't win a prize in preset selection and it can't show a full screen window.

  2. Trying #ProjectM again. Which basically is the good old #Winamp #MusicVisualizer.

    Is anybody using this live on stage with #Linux?

    There used to be a decent GUI frontend to it, but it went down some open source drain. I even had used that live and via screen capture, some minor snippets had ended up in a film that was shown in a movie theater. But that GUI has gone nowadays.

    So I have #projectMSDL now, but I don't know how to access a preset directly. I could copy a selection to a different folder and then step through. There's nothing too practical… there's hundreds of presets, some are astounding, most are annoying. There isn't even a command line option to open one specific preset file only.

    Since ProjectM is open source, there are many projects using it, such as #VLC, there even is a module for the #vcvRack #synthesizer, yet this also doesn't win a prize in preset selection and it can't show a full screen window.

  3. Trying #ProjectM again. Which basically is the good old #Winamp #MusicVisualizer.

    Is anybody using this live on stage with #Linux?

    There used to be a decent GUI frontend to it, but it went down some open source drain. I even had used that live and via screen capture, some minor snippets had ended up in a film that was shown in a movie theater. But that GUI has gone nowadays.

    So I have #projectMSDL now, but I don't know how to access a preset directly. I could copy a selection to a different folder and then step through. There's nothing too practical… there's hundreds of presets, some are astounding, most are annoying. There isn't even a command line option to open one specific preset file only.

    Since ProjectM is open source, there are many projects using it, such as #VLC, there even is a module for the #vcvRack #synthesizer, yet this also doesn't win a prize in preset selection and it can't show a full screen window.

  4. Trying #ProjectM again. Which basically is the good old #Winamp #MusicVisualizer.

    Is anybody using this live on stage with #Linux?

    There used to be a decent GUI frontend to it, but it went down some open source drain. I even had used that live and via screen capture, some minor snippets had ended up in a film that was shown in a movie theater. But that GUI has gone nowadays.

    So I have #projectMSDL now, but I don't know how to access a preset directly. I could copy a selection to a different folder and then step through. There's nothing too practical… there's hundreds of presets, some are astounding, most are annoying. There isn't even a command line option to open one specific preset file only.

    Since ProjectM is open source, there are many projects using it, such as #VLC, there even is a module for the #vcvRack #synthesizer, yet this also doesn't win a prize in preset selection and it can't show a full screen window.

  5. Trying #ProjectM again. Which basically is the good old #Winamp #MusicVisualizer.

    Is anybody using this live on stage with #Linux?

    There used to be a decent GUI frontend to it, but it went down some open source drain. I even had used that live and via screen capture, some minor snippets had ended up in a film that was shown in a movie theater. But that GUI has gone nowadays.

    So I have #projectMSDL now, but I don't know how to access a preset directly. I could copy a selection to a different folder and then step through. There's nothing too practical… there's hundreds of presets, some are astounding, most are annoying. There isn't even a command line option to open one specific preset file only.

    Since ProjectM is open source, there are many projects using it, such as #VLC, there even is a module for the #vcvRack #synthesizer, yet this also doesn't win a prize in preset selection and it can't show a full screen window.

  6. TIL audacious have a Winamp classic mode with compatbility with Winamp themes

    #winamp #audacious #musicplayer

  7. TIL audacious have a Winamp classic mode with compatbility with Winamp themes

    #winamp #audacious #musicplayer

  8. TIL audacious have a Winamp classic mode with compatbility with Winamp themes

    #winamp #audacious #musicplayer

  9. TIL audacious have a Winamp classic mode with compatbility with Winamp themes

    #winamp #audacious #musicplayer

  10. TIL audacious have a Winamp classic mode with compatbility with Winamp themes

    #winamp #audacious #musicplayer

  11. Are you tired of Spotify and streaming music subscriptions?
    Have a collection of CD rips and Bandcamp purchases?
    Want an open source retro-themed player that supports album art, playlists, and hi-res music files?
    I've got you covered.
    mikeypdev.github.io/wimpyamp/

    #winamp #spotify #bandcamp #music #streaming #llama

  12. No music player has ever equalled classic Windows Media Player for visualization quality (Winamp came the closest) but quantity has a quality all it's own.

    #WIndowsMediaPlayer #Winamp #Audacious

  13. No music player has ever equalled classic Windows Media Player for visualization quality (Winamp came the closest) but quantity has a quality all it's own.

    #WIndowsMediaPlayer #Winamp #Audacious

  14. No music player has ever equalled classic Windows Media Player for visualization quality (Winamp came the closest) but quantity has a quality all it's own.

    #WIndowsMediaPlayer #Winamp #Audacious

  15. No music player has ever equalled classic Windows Media Player for visualization quality (Winamp came the closest) but quantity has a quality all it's own.

    #WIndowsMediaPlayer #Winamp #Audacious

  16. No music player has ever equalled classic Windows Media Player for visualization quality (Winamp came the closest) but quantity has a quality all it's own.

    #WIndowsMediaPlayer #Winamp #Audacious

  17. I was already very happy with @CachyOS - but that it ships with the classic #Winamp 2.9 skin for Audacious included wins it a special place in my heart. It's the little things.

  18. Ten tydzień zaczynamy bardzo nietypowo, bo od historii formatu #MP3, #WinAMP, #Napster i generalnie wczesnych lat cyfrowej dystrybucji muzyki. Czasy piękne, nostalgiczne, choć zdecydowanie wątpliwe pod kątem legalności.

    #muzyka #dotcom

    joemonster.org/art/78173/MP3_k

  19. Ten tydzień zaczynamy bardzo nietypowo, bo od historii formatu #MP3, #WinAMP, #Napster i generalnie wczesnych lat cyfrowej dystrybucji muzyki. Czasy piękne, nostalgiczne, choć zdecydowanie wątpliwe pod kątem legalności.

    #muzyka #dotcom

    joemonster.org/art/78173/MP3_k

  20. Ten tydzień zaczynamy bardzo nietypowo, bo od historii formatu #MP3, #WinAMP, #Napster i generalnie wczesnych lat cyfrowej dystrybucji muzyki. Czasy piękne, nostalgiczne, choć zdecydowanie wątpliwe pod kątem legalności.

    #muzyka #dotcom

    joemonster.org/art/78173/MP3_k

  21. Ten tydzień zaczynamy bardzo nietypowo, bo od historii formatu #MP3, #WinAMP, #Napster i generalnie wczesnych lat cyfrowej dystrybucji muzyki. Czasy piękne, nostalgiczne, choć zdecydowanie wątpliwe pod kątem legalności.

    #muzyka #dotcom

    joemonster.org/art/78173/MP3_k