Music on Linux Related Websites
These are not entirely random links, and broader descriptions will be
added here as I find time. For now, they're mostly links to sites
I expect will be of interest to me in my quest for creating music
with free, preferably open-source software, and older (some might say
"vintage") hardware synthesizers.
There's no particular order at this point. The idea is to get the links
documented, then as I get a better handle on which are most useful for
what aspects of the process, they'll be re-organized and re-grouped.
If others find these links useful, that's a Good Thing ™
- Linux Audio Users Guide
- An introductory page to using Linux for audio processing
applications. Includes links to lots of useful software
and tutorials.
- music theory from a mathematical perspective
- by Dave Benson of the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.
- NtEd Musical Score Editor
- A WYSIWYG score editor for Linux.
- Audio* software synthesizer
- Audio*Music Project is making software for Linux for ALSA
0.9.X. It features sequencing software and software synths.
- Sound & MIDI Software For Linux
- A massive index of sound processing software for Linux.
- The Freesound Project
- The Freesound Project is a collaborative database of Creative
Commons licensed sounds.
- ccMixter: community music
- ccMixter is a community music site featuring remixes licensed
under Creative Commons where you can listen to, sample, mash-up,
or interact with music in whatever way you want.
Some PZM-microphone related links, in particular, information for
modifying them to use real phantom power. These are noted here for
my own benefit, as I own a couple of these that have been so modified,
but they work just fine as they are.