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It is obvious that Linux is becoming a real alternative to other well-known operating systems. But, is Linux ready to support all the requirements of the audio industry? In this tutorial, the Linux audio infrastructure will be introduced showing how it compares to and competes with other operating systems, with emphasis on low latency, application interconnectivity, and modularity. In addition, various aspects of this audio infrastructure will be demonstrated, using several promising applications in the Linux audio arena.
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Je me sers pour ma part d'outils comme ardour et audacity. S'il ne manque à mon sens rien au second, le premier ne soutient cependant pas encore la comparaison avec des monstres comme Protools (http://www.digidesign.com/) ou Pyramix (http://www.merging.com/).
# Reconnaissance par les professionnels de l'audio
Posté par Ludovic Pénet . En réponse à la dépêche Un point sur l'audiovisuel dans le monde du libre.. Évalué à 6.
http://www.aes.org/events/118/calendar/calendar.cfm
(T11, mardi après-midi).
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It is obvious that Linux is becoming a real alternative to other well-known operating systems. But, is Linux ready to support all the requirements of the audio industry? In this tutorial, the Linux audio infrastructure will be introduced showing how it compares to and competes with other operating systems, with emphasis on low latency, application interconnectivity, and modularity. In addition, various aspects of this audio infrastructure will be demonstrated, using several promising applications in the Linux audio arena.
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Je me sers pour ma part d'outils comme ardour et audacity. S'il ne manque à mon sens rien au second, le premier ne soutient cependant pas encore la comparaison avec des monstres comme Protools (http://www.digidesign.com/) ou Pyramix (http://www.merging.com/).