Re: [linux-audio-user] Introduction

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Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Introduction
From: Frank Barknecht (barknech_AT_ph-cip.uni-koeln.de)
Date: Sun Jan 13 2002 - 14:41:57 EET


Tony Lambley hat gesagt: // Tony Lambley wrote:

> 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?

I have one track on the web, creatd entirely with PD, but it is musically junk
and so I won't tell were to get it ;)

But here is my favorite linux audio software list of programs that are
working and useful.

1) PD
  My absolute favorite. I can spend days digged into PD. Can do almost
  everything: Midi, DSP, Graphics... And works even better on linux than on W32.
  Others like jMax more. And others still use Csound.

2) snd
  The best Audiofile-Editor. Necessary. But needs vi-like keybindings.

3) ecasound
  The swiss army knife of linux audio. Records stable like a rock. Still have to
  memorize all options.

4) MusE
  Sometimes one has to edit midi files comfortably. ttrk also is great, if
  you're more into straight beats. And ocasionally I play with softwerk.

5) Soundtracker
  For the retro lover in me.

6) LADSPA
  Can anyone still live without Steve Harris' plugin collection?

Ardour is missing here, as I don't have any need for it yet. But otherwise
this list completely lists what I intend to use for making (open source) music.

bye,

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