Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Introduction
From: Tony Lambley (tonyl_AT_vextech.net)
Date: Sat Jan 12 2002 - 18:46:40 EET
Thanks. Is there a site anywhere that lists what's actually usable,
under-development, and just plain dead? The linuxsound list, though
comprehensive doesn't really give any clues about the quality of each app'.
Some are clearly pre-alpha and long since abandoned, whereas others appear
to be almost ready for prime-time.
Moving on, I'm interested to know has anyone created anything using this
stuff, other than whoop-dip-bleep-whoosh academic meanderings?
Are there any non-technical muso-types that _use_ the midi/audio-recording
apps instead of vst, soundfourge et al to get something done?
Clearly things are happening with linux & audio, but I find it very hard to
determine what the state of play actually is. It would appear that it's the
perpetual `in about a year' situation...
So who's got something created with linux that we can hear?
Tony
---> That page seems to be under re-construction. Check out: > > http://sound.condorow.net > > This is Dave Phillips linux music and sound home page. When I went to > linuxartist.org most every link was down. > > Jeremiah > > On Saturday 12 January 2002 12:52 pm, you wrote: > > You will fend on left side more to the bottom of the page a small icon > > saying on MIDI and Sound on Linux. Click on it and you will be prompted to > > page where you can fin softweare and book about sound and music on Linux. > > > > ALl the best, > > > > Vedran > > > > On Saturday 12 January 2002 06:44, you wrote: > > > > www.linuxartist.org and check audio. You will find there a lot of > > > > interesting things. > > > > > > Comes up empty for me. I'm looking at audio in `topics'. Are you > > > referring to a different page? > >
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