23 Jul
2003
23 Jul
'03
2:56 a.m.
I have a broadband connection for the next couple of weeks. I am in the process of
downloading the CCRMA ISOs, so that I can do some music composition, sound editing and
whatever else I discover. My primary interest at this point is in writing audio and midi
based music with MusE/Rosegarden and then recording it, not necessarily in real time, to
wav or another audio format.
Any suggestions as to what software I will wish I had downloaded after I am back at 56k?
Audio samples are an obvious necessity. Other than the nskit drum samples, and the
soundfont packages, what else might I want to look into? And what other categories of
software would be useful?
Thanks,
Barton
23 Jul
23 Jul
8:30 a.m.
>>>> "Barton" == BartonBosch
<BartonBosch(a)aol.com> writes:
Barton> Any suggestions as to what software I will wish I had
Barton> downloaded after I am back at 56k? Audio samples are an
Barton> obvious necessity. Other than the nskit drum samples, and
Barton> the soundfont packages, what else might I want to look
Barton> into? And what other categories of software would be
Barton> useful?
Nothing to do with audio, but you should have a copy of the knoppix
disk. If you ever try to buy computers or do anything on a non-linux
computer, it lets you use linux to do it with.
--
Laura (mailto:lconrad@laymusic.org , http://www.laymusic.org/ )
(617) 661-8097 fax: (801) 365-6574
233 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02139
10:56 a.m.
Nothing to do with audio, but you should have a copy
of the knoppix
disk.
Of course you could download dyne:bolic and do both. It's a version of
Knoppix designed for multimedia production.
http://www.dynebolic.org
There's plenty of good Linux-made music out there for legitimate
free-as-in-beer download too.
Cheers
Daniel
1:03 p.m.
On Wed 23/07/2003 13:43:07, Daniel James wrote:
I know of this list from Dave Phillips' site:
http://sound.condorow.net/music.html
Does anyone know of any other linux made audio not listed there?
Nothing to do
with audio, but you should have a copy of the knoppix
disk.
Of course you could download dyne:bolic and do both. It's a version of
Knoppix designed for multimedia production.
http://www.dynebolic.org
There's plenty of good Linux-made music out there for legitimate
free-as-in-beer download too.
Cheers
Daniel
11:29 a.m.
On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 06:16:25AM -0400, Laura Conrad wrote:
Yes, just pop in the cd to test drive the system, really cool :)
Knoppix is great.
v
>>>> "Barton" == BartonBosch <BartonBosch(a)aol.com> writes:
Barton> Any suggestions as to what software I will wish I had
Barton> downloaded after I am back at 56k? Audio samples are an
Barton> obvious necessity. Other than the nskit drum samples, and
Barton> the soundfont packages, what else might I want to look
Barton> into? And what other categories of software would be
Barton> useful?
Nothing to do with audio, but you should have a copy of the knoppix
disk. If you ever try to buy computers or do anything on a non-linux
computer, it lets you use linux to do it with.
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