> Hi Erik:
>
> Thanks for the update and info. It is a very exciting time for Linux
> audio (despite the /. insistence on consigning our announcements to the
> backwaters).
Seconded, sounds like a great event!
> I believe that such performances and recordings will eventually draw
> manufacturer attention to the existence and viability of Linux as a
> superior audio platform. In the meanwhile we'll just keep on keepin' on
> as we always have until the cluetrain arrives at said manufacturers'
> front doors.
This is very true, having recently put on an event where everything was
done on free software (a few pics here:
http://www.pawfal.org/openlab/index.php?page=Openlab1Details) it was very
interesting to talk to people about linux and actually using it for
creative use. It all becomes less theoretical when they can see it all
working - we used a lot of projections of the software in use, as well as
more traditional visuals.
One comment: "I've never seen linux doing... so much!"
:)
dave
Received on Wed Apr 20 00:15:12 2005
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