Coming this April...
Ubuntu Studio. A multimedia creation derivative of Ubuntu.
Ubuntu Studio is aimed at the linux audio, video and graphic enthusiast as well as professional.
http://ubuntustudio.com/
cost: free (of course - it's Linux)
of possible interest to multimedia/audio geeks
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Best of luck to them, there was need for a linux-based STABLE audio proggie, but I won't dive into it until version 6 or 7, and even then...
Steinberg Cubase is such a reknowned product, together with Digidesign ProTools, it will take a couple of years for Ubuntu to prove itself worthy to compete with the big guys.
Yet, always nice to see genuine progress is made to make it work!
IZ.
Steinberg Cubase is such a reknowned product, together with Digidesign ProTools, it will take a couple of years for Ubuntu to prove itself worthy to compete with the big guys.
Yet, always nice to see genuine progress is made to make it work!
IZ.
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As I understand it, Ubuntu Studio is actually an operating system (based on the Ubuntu linux distro) specially configured for audio/video/heavy duty graphics work (so presumably a lot of work has been put into reducing latency on audio, beefing up the graphics etc) rather than a specific prog.Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Best of luck to them, there was need for a linux-based STABLE audio proggie, but I won't dive into it until version 6 or 7, and even then...
Steinberg Cubase is such a reknowned product, together with Digidesign ProTools, it will take a couple of years for Ubuntu to prove itself worthy to compete with the big guys.
Yet, always nice to see genuine progress is made to make it work!
IZ.
No idea which actual progs come with it, but maybe a designed-for-audio operating system will encourage linux developers to improve the existing applications now that there's a free platform for specialists.