April 29, 2004
CD-Boot Linux Audio Studio
The AGNULA Project (A GNU Linux Audio distribution, originally funded by the European Commission) has just released DeMuDi 1.1.1 Live, a full music-recording, editing and playback suite all on a bootable CD-ROM. It's all made from existing Open Source components, built on top of a Linux low-latency kernel, the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture, and the JACK audio-connection kit, with applications ranging from soundfile editors & MIDI sequencers to sound-synthesis software, sheet-music preperation software and media players. Pop it into your Intel box, regardless of native OS, boot from the CD-ROM and you've got your editing suite! (A Mac-G4 version is in the works.)
(Thanks to Steve for the pointer...)
Posted by bug to Media Technology at April 29, 2004 1:04 PM | TrackBackComments
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