On Tuesday 04 April 2006 19:36, Timothy Miller wrote: > > In fact, what we probably need is a suite of apps. One for recording > studio. One for music composition. One for sound-effects. It might > be bad to try too hard to combine them all. Just go on what things > traditionally look like and just share code beneath different GUIs.
Ardour for multitrack hard disk recording, Brahms or Rosegarden as a sequencer, ALSA to drive the hardware. And then there is JACK to connect them all together in sync, and LADSPA as a standard interface for effect plug-ins, and various low-latency patches for the Linux kernel. Open source audio is starting to look pretty neat, at least to my completely untrained eye. Lourens
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