On Mon, 10 Dec 2007 00:14:05 GMT, 7
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>micoshaft asstroturfer flatfish wrote on behalf of micoshaft corporation:
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>> On Sun, 09 Dec 2007 23:35:08 +0000, Roy Schestowitz
>> <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>>Free software from networks of programmers
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>>>| Find ways to do tasks without charge by means of 'open source'
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>>>http://www.azstarnet.com/allheadlines/215073
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>>>Linux Sequencer Updated
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>> These things are a total waste for the professional musician.
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>But not a waste of time for the average college kid trying
>to become a musician free of charge.
And what makes you think that free stuff for Windows or Mac does not
exist?
Try Reaper.
Supports VST and all the plugins I mentioned.
And you can donate $50.00 if you like it, but you don't *have* to.
Audacity is free for Windows as well BTW.
Waveasaurus is free.
>> Lack of support for the top firewire and control surfaces is just the
>> start.
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>> Rosegarden is like Windows sequencers circa 1985, only not as good.
>> Audacity is decent.
>> Ardour isn't bad.
>> But again it's all about the plugins and interface support and that's
>> where Linux dies.
>> Streaming audio to disk is trivial.
>> Making plugins like Ivory, Bias, Waves, EastWest, UAD is not and that
>> is where Linux dies.
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>Your reviews materially suck as you don't know what professional
>musicians use Linux for.
You're right.
I DON'T know what professional musicians use Linux for.
That's because :
Professional musicians DON'T USE LINUX AT ALL.
>You have never used dynebolic I can see and the hundred or so
>free music utilities that come with it.
Mostly kidd stuff.
I've used 64studio as well.
Same crap.
It's Windows circa 1985 or so.
Dr T's did more in fact.
Can you say Atari?
>You know people have been making podcasts
>for years with that free of charge. They are just the part
>of 1 million new Linux users per month switching to Linux and
>the rate is increasing.
Podcasts?
Like Roy Schestowitz's sleeper?
What does making podcasts have to do with recording 32 tracks of audio
for CD?
And could you please prove that 1 million new Linux users per month?
>http://www.livecdlist.com
>http://www.distrowatch.com
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