Music Production under GNU/Linux
summary
A practical GNU/Linux music-production workflow using class-compliant USB audio interfaces and the JACK audio server to record, with MIDI editing in Rosegarden (or similar editors). It shows exporting notation via lilypond → MIDI → synth, rendering instruments with SoundFont samplers or FM engines, packaging a Windows-only editor for Linux, running vocal synthesis engines (mainly Japanese), and publishing via MediaGoblin, while noting which hardware, plugins, and backends work or crash and which demos need fixes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Free music on GNU/Linux
- 3:09Free software for musicians
- 7:37Music composition tools
- 11:22Sound generators in Linux
- 15:37Mixing with plugins
- 17:46Publishing under free licenses
- 20:34Q&A
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