Erik de Castro Lopo wrote: > Hi all, > > I've been away from Linux audio development in general and this list in > particular from some time but I would now like to move back into this area. > > I'm looking for a Linux DAW style project to join and hopefully contribute > to. My main requirement is that the project be C based as C++ hurts my head > too much. I've had a look a freshmeat.net but really couldn't find anything. Hi Eric, To get a more complete list of what to chose from look at http://sound.condorow.net/ which is the main site for linux and music/sound. (Though www.linuxaudiodev.org will give it competition "real-soon-now" tm). You could also perhaps browse www.sourceforge.net, the parts about multimedia/audio (there is categories). If you are not going to use C++ I would think the selection is a bit more limited. And I'd also like to emphazise, do not start a c,c++ war, at least not in this forum ;-). /Robert > What I'm thinking of is a multi-track recorder type of application with > plugins for effects and synthesis. > > My background is in hardware design and low-level software. I used to work for > Fairlight ESP makers of the MFX3 and MFX3+ DAWs. I'm currently working for one > of the big-iron Unix vendors. I am also the author of libsndfile : > > http://www.zip.com.au/~erikd/libsndfile/ > > Does anybody have anything to recommend? > > Thanks, > Erik > > PS : I really don't want this to turn into a C vs C++ advocacy thread.
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