Hi,
I´m from Germany. I do music both privately and as a profession (teacher). I sing, play piano and guitar (both acoustic and electric).
I have been using computers for music for a very long time, starting with Cubase on Atari ST in the late 80s.
While I use Linux for everything else (my other subjects are math and computer science) my music-production is mostly windows-based at the moment. I own licenses for Sibelius 7.5 and Cubase Pro.
At the moment I am trying out music software on Linux and I am quite thrilled about the progress that music on linux has made in the last 10 years or so!
Looking forward to interesting discussions on this board,
Andreas
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Re: Hi from Germany
Welcome Andreas.
You'll find music software on Linux is very much a moving target and improving all the time.
You'll find music software on Linux is very much a moving target and improving all the time.
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I played a bit with buffer sizes today. With my M-Audio Delta 1010LT I can go as low as 32 bit buffer, which gives less than one millisecond latency (tried this with pianoteq).
That´s really cool!
That´s really cool!
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Re: Hi from Germany
Welcome,
have fun discovering the free audio subculture.
For audio I can recommend AVLinux. The AVLinux User Manual can also be useful in general.
Not intended as a change of distribution. Rather, because it's a "live audio/video distribution" and ~everything that goes with Linux: have a look. Many programs are already included or can be easily installed. Audio is almost everything is optimized, only possible. Subsequently enter the limits.conf.
For school, I can offer you skolelinux (= Debian EDU) recommended.
Cheers
have fun discovering the free audio subculture.
For audio I can recommend AVLinux. The AVLinux User Manual can also be useful in general.
Not intended as a change of distribution. Rather, because it's a "live audio/video distribution" and ~everything that goes with Linux: have a look. Many programs are already included or can be easily installed. Audio is almost everything is optimized, only possible. Subsequently enter the limits.conf.
For school, I can offer you skolelinux (= Debian EDU) recommended.
Cheers
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