20 years of Open Source Audio: Success, Failure & In-Between

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20 years of Open Source Audio: Success, Failure and The In-Between - Paul Davis


Ein Talk auf der Linux Audio Conference 2017 in Saint-Etienne, France.
[url:2oe3lg02]http://musinf.univ-st-etienne.fr/lac2017/Proceedings.pdf[/url] schrieb:
PAUL DAVIS
Paul Davis is the lead developer of the open source Ardour digital audio workstation, as well
as the JACK Audio Connection Kit. Before his18 years involvement with audio
software, Paul moved between academia and the corporate computing worlds, including 4-1/2
years at the University of Washington's Computer Science & Engineering department, and
then becoming the 2nd employee at
Amazon.com
. In 2008/2009 he taught at the Technische
Universitat, Berlin as the Edgar Varese Visiting Professor. Paul normally lives
near Philadelphia, PA, but can also be found living and working in a solar-powered van. To
his regret, Paul does not play any musical instruments.
Talk:
20 years of Open Source Audio: Success, Failure and The In-Between
I will talk about the 20-year history of open source audio development (focused on Linux but
including other platforms when appropriate). It is a story that includes successes, failures and
a lot of more ambiguous elements. I will discuss the way that the open source model does and
does not help with software development, and also the sometimes surprising ways that "open
source" might be pushing audio and music technology in the near future.

Konstruktive Diskussion erwünscht. :)
 
Re: 20 years of Open Source Audio: Success, Failure & In-Bet

Dieser Thread ist abonniert. :supi:
 
Ich finde es cool, dass es Menschen gibt die sich Linux auf dem Desktop freiwillig antun und dann noch zum Musik machen...alle Achtung und das meine ich ernst.
 


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