Hi Ralf, > There is an application I didn't know, it's called "INGEX", an open > source production application programed by the BBC. The first hit by > using the English version of the ixquick search engine is > http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/projects/tapeless-production/moreinformation.shtml, > at the button of this side is the link to the sourceforge side of the > project.
Ingex is very cool, it has already been used in production for a Foo Fighters gig. We would like to develop a product based on it, and will if we can find a suitable partner. > Someone played guitar using Rakarrack, that reminded me, that it's > needed for 64 Studio by default. I'm looking into guitar applications at the moment. Creox is good if you don't have effects pedals. > One thought from Linux folks in this documentation was the idea to use > FLOSS with Windows too, which also is the origin why I like to install > anti virus software to my 64 Studio 3.0-beta3 install too. Like Gustin, I am very sceptical about the motives of the AV industry. Reactive scanners just don't help users much, there's no substitute for user education on security. > in my opinion > the anti virus software is needed to protect other people Friends don't let friends share Windows executables ;-) Cheers! Daniel _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
