[PlanetCCRMA] To the 1/3 programmers 2/3 musicians

Fri Jan 28 04:28:01 2005

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Mike,

Sorry I don't have time to search for the actual reference however a
similar discussion came up on the Rosegarden mailing list.  There were
some pointers to web sites with music created on Rosegarden, other open
source music.  Some guys are planning on releasing a CD (I think it's
now multiple CDs) of open source created music.

Cheers,
Andrew

On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 14:59, mike@banta.psyc.missouri.edu wrote:

> Really, if someone can suggest a better list for such questions, let me 
> know.
> 
> I suppose I'm like some of you all...with a love for audio engineering, 
> but also for music.  But in all my time w/ linux audio, I haven't found a 
> good site with songs folks have composed with linux...with all of these 
> powerful tools available, I figured I'd find examples of them being put to 
> use.  So either 1) I am a bad googler 2) People use open source resources 
> to compose closed-source music..or 3) (and most horible) everyone has, 
> like me, spent all their time on the technical side, and forgot the 
> splender of actually creating.
> 
> So, can anyone point me to some collection of linux-created works?  Even a 
> homepage with drunken experiments.  The tools work, I just want to look at 
> how others use them...explore the boundaries of possibility.  I feel 
> horrible sending this to those who are 100% musician and/or 100% 
> programmer-extraordinaire.  But, if there are enough people like me who 
> use these tools to record 1)themselves 2)their local band or 3) 
> bands/people they know who deserve to be recorded...I would like to start 
> a site with links because I believe that somewhere in a google search 
> should be "people who have utilized linux audio, and here's what it can 
> sound like...eat it!".   
> 
> Of 1 million google pages which show problems/questions concerning the 
> hard work everyone has put into these projects, I think 
> at least one should show the amature possibilities which have resulted. 
> 
> Again, sorry if this is misplaced,
> Mike

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Mike, 
 
Sorry I don't have time to search for the actual reference however a similar discussion came up on the Rosegarden mailing list.&nbsp; There were some pointers to web sites with music created on Rosegarden, other open source music.&nbsp; Some guys are planning on releasing a CD (I think it's now multiple CDs) of open source created music. 
 
Cheers, 
Andrew 
 
On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 14:59, mike@banta.psyc.missouri.edu wrote:
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<PRE>Really, if someone can suggest a better list for such questions, let me 
know.

I suppose I'm like some of you all...with a love for audio engineering, 
but also for music.  But in all my time w/ linux audio, I haven't found a 
good site with songs folks have composed with linux...with all of these 
powerful tools available, I figured I'd find examples of them being put to 
use.  So either 1) I am a bad googler 2) People use open source resources 
to compose closed-source music..or 3) (and most horible) everyone has, 
like me, spent all their time on the technical side, and forgot the 
splender of actually creating.

So, can anyone point me to some collection of linux-created works?  Even a 
homepage with drunken experiments.  The tools work, I just want to look at 
how others use them...explore the boundaries of possibility.  I feel 
horrible sending this to those who are 100% musician and/or 100% 
programmer-extraordinaire.  But, if there are enough people like me who 
use these tools to record 1)themselves 2)their local band or 3) 
bands/people they know who deserve to be recorded...I would like to start 
a site with links because I believe that somewhere in a google search 
should be &quot;people who have utilized linux audio, and here's what it can 
sound like...eat it!&quot;.   

Of 1 million google pages which show problems/questions concerning the 
hard work everyone has put into these projects, I think 
at least one should show the amature possibilities which have resulted. 

Again, sorry if this is misplaced,
Mike</I></FONT></PRE>
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