Ubuntu Audio Studio February 3, 2006
Posted by Carthik in guides, ubuntu.trackback
If you are a musician of the computer-savvy variety and want to use Ubuntu to trick out your computer as a music studio, look to Ubuntu Studio. This unofficial wiki has loads of tips on how to decrease the latency of the kernel and build the perfect Ubuntu-based sound editing setup.
This is truly a good effort. It is group effort like these that make or break the reputation of a distribution in a field. Looks really promising. I wish I was a musician, so I could use the resource, but if you are then cheers to you!
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Thanks for mentioning my wiki in your blog!
Excellent, I can use something like this. But Linux needs notation software as powerful and robust as Sibelius. Rosegarden doesn’t quite cut it.
It will, it will… 🙂
This is the top hit for Google Search:
ubuntu audio
That’s kinda’ sad. We need to get to work. What can I do? I was trying to wine Fractal Tune Smithy on route to running Reaktor5 and my two-audio-card, latestbuild of ALSA, Edgy Ubuntu set-up caught pneumonia.
Feb. 14
Marcus you’ll be happy to know it’s already fixed in Dapper 🙂
Excellent, I can use something like this. But Linux needs notation software as powerful and robust as Sibelius. Rosegarden doesn’t quite cut it.
Bravo, seems to me, is a magnificent phrase