LAC2008 is booted!
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| LAC booting It has started: The Linux Audio Conference 2008 has begun and the
| first W-LAN-problems have been solved by the most important person here: our
| sysadmin Bob O’Kane. We had a nice greeting with great talks by Prof. Anthony
| Moore of KHM and our patron, Cologne’s vice mayor Angela Spizig.
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http://lac.linuxaudio.org/?p=50
Recent:
Why Vista sounds worse
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| Changes to how the latest version of Windows handles audio playback has
| caused unexpected quality issues for musicians and consumers alike, reports
| Tim Anderson
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/jan/31/microsoft.technology
Related:
Music Notation Programs: Recent Releases
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| A few weeks ago I promised to bring in some more general news from the world
| of Linux audio software development. Alas, my plans were ambushed by the
| happy intrusion of the release of Renoise for Linux, but I'm back on track.
| As promised, here's more straight reporting on the world of Linux sound and
| music software, starting with some news about recently released music
| notation programs.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/music-notation-programs-recent-releases
Free/Open-source Digital Audio Editors
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| A digital audio editor is a computer application for audio editing or digital
| audio manipulation. Usually, a digital audio editor allows the user to record
| and edit audio, mix multiple sound sources/tracks, apply simple or advanced
| effects or filters, playback sound, and convert different audio file formats
| and different sound quality levels.
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http://junauza.blogspot.com/2008/02/freeopen-source-digital-audio-editors.html
Renoise For Linux
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| On January 17 of this year the first beta release of Renoise 1.9.1 was
| announced. Along with new features and fixes for its Windows and OSX
| versions, this release includes the first version of Renoise for Linux. This
| is rather significant news: Renoise is a popular program, with an active
| community of developers and users in the Win/Mac music worlds, and a native
| Linux release has been a community priority. The wait is over, so let's see
| (and hear) what Renoise brings to the Linux audio software party.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/renoise-linux
Audio in Linux is awesome
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| I can’t wait for PulseAudio. I’m sure that will make all of this even easier.
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http://darkness.codefu.org/wordpress/2007/12/15/292
Commercial Sound And Music Software For Linux, Part 1
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| As a result of this inquiry I decided to revisit the Linux soundapps site and
| check up on the commercial sound and music software for Linux. This article
| reveals and ponders some of the results from that visit.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1005835
Commercial Sound And Music Software For Linux, Part 2
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| I hope this article has been enlightening with regards to the presence of
| commercially available sound and music software for Linux. Speaking
| personally, I'd love it if these programs were all free and open-source, but
| such decisions are best left to the programmers themselves. As mentioned,
| many of these programmers already contribute to the FOSS community.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1005911
The Sound Of Linux 2007
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| In this article I've selected what I consider to be some of the past year's
| outstanding achievements in the world of Linux music and sound software. It's
| not really a "Best Of 2007", it's just my personal choices for what I found
| most interesting and significant in the past year.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1005969
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