Yeah for sure, adding a rice grain helps you set up a little food chain. Bacteria start to break down the rice and reproduce, and not only are those guys fun to look at, but also the bigger dudes that live off eating them now reproduce more too.
Give your sample a few days and you'll hopefully have a bunch more fellas to look at. But be careful too many fellas in a closed container will use up all the oxygen.
I use Ardour on Linux. Everything works pretty great for me. I use the LSP plugins which provide all the basic for free like eq and compression. Then I use Airwindows plugins for all the fun distortion is reverb and color. If ya need a free soft synth I'd use surgeXT it's all ya need.
I mainly record Audio in from synthesizers and real instruments. I also accepted that none of my old windows VTSs would easily work on Linux, so I didn't try to port them. Though I hear folks have had some success with running them in a comparability layer. I moved from Ableton on Windows to Ardour on Fedora Linux.
All is free, though I personally paid for Ardour cause I like to support projects I use. And $40 is still the cheapest daw around.
Thanks its all improvised! I tried to watch the little fellas and score them on the fly. I want it to feel like a cozy Sunday of music and digging in the mud for science.
Oooooo I'd not heard of him before. I hear it. Really my favorite sound is that high pitched flicky electric piano.
My cool video
Trump is willing to Bottom because Elon really really wants to Top.
The scrap metal was MADE in the event!