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The Book of Linux Music & Sound, w. CD-ROM [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

Dave Phillips (Autor)
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  • Taschenbuch: 408 Seiten
  • Verlag: No Starch Press; Auflage: Pap/Com (August 2000)
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • ISBN-10: 1886411344
  • ISBN-13: 978-1886411340
  • Größe und/oder Gewicht: 22,6 x 17,8 x 2,8 cm
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  • Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 642.663 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)

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One of Linux's chief attractions has always been the wealth of fun toys available to its users. For people who like to play with wonky software that's emerging from some hacker's brain, the open-source operating system has no peer. Linux Music & Sound explores one of Linux's rougher facets and the software that's emerged to enable audiophiles to combine their interests in sound and Linux. The book is primarily a survey of what's out there, and one might conclude that a careful scan of Linux software archives and some attention to documentation files would reveal most of what Dave Phillips covers in these pages. That's probably true, but Phillips (who includes most of the software he talks about in the book on the companion CD-ROM) has done a service to readers by saving them the trouble of tracking down the information themselves and also providing informed criticism of the software.

Coverage of a given software package--Phillips documents several score of them--typically begins with a data capsule that explains where to go for the latest version and some instructions on how to install it. From there, he explains how to use the program. The form of this coverage varies, for obvious reasons, among the packages he covers. However, it's universally rather deep and reflects his honest understanding of what each program is good for and how it fits with other software. Taken in concert with his instructions on how to set up and configure (in both hardware and software) Linux machines for audio work, this book is a fine resource for Linux users with an interest in sound. --David Wall

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One of Linux's chief attractions always has been the wealth of fun toys that are available to its users. For people who like to play with shaky software that's emerging from some hacker's brain, the open-source operating system has no peer. The Book of Linux Music & Sound explores one of Linux's rougher facets and the software that's emerged to enable audiophiles to combine their interests in sound and Linux. The book is primarily a survey of what's out there, and one might conclude that a careful scan of Linux software archives and some attention to documentation files would reveal most of what Dave Phillips covers in these pages. That's probably true, but Phillips (who includes most of the software he talks about in the book on the companion CD-ROM) has done a service to readers by saving them the trouble of tracking down the information themselves, and providing also informed criticism of the software.

Coverage of a given software package--and Phillips documents several score of them--typically begins with a data capsule that explains where to go for the latest version, and some instructions on how to install it. From there, he explains how to use the program. The form of this coverage varies, for obvious reasons, among the packages that he covers. However, it's rather deep universally, and reflects his honest understanding of what each program is good for and how it fits with other software. Taken in concert with his instructions on how to set up and configure (in both hardware and software) Linux machines for audio work, this book is a fine resource for Linux users who have an interest in sound. --David Wall

Topics covered: The state of the art in Linux audio, including the native capabilities of the operating system, and (especially) Linux software for sound and music work. The book has a well-annotated catalog of Linux software, including WAV file recorders and editors, MIDI editors, MP3 utilities, synthesizers (both real-time and otherwise), and music notation programs. A special section deals with software for DJs who are interested in using Linux to generate techno, hip-hop, and house music.

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Ein sehr interessantes Buch, das leider schon ziemlich alt ist. Eine Neuauflage tut not. Die Internet-Referenzen existieren zum Teil schon nicht mehr.
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A THOUROUGH list of topics and softwares, quickly reviewed. 19. Dezember 2000
Von Bruno A Nitrosso - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
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First of all, be warned: this is not a book explaining how things work (even though first chapter has something of it), it is more about which softwares are available on Linux. Thus, you won't learn much on midi but you will definetly know which software does what on where and how to get it. A short description tells you how to install it and get started. This is VERY helpful already in our globally immense world... One regret: no mention of ogg-vorbis, the great MP3 replacement. The CD is a very welcome plus.
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Useful for end users, but overpriced 31. Juli 2001
Von W. A. Norris - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
Format:Taschenbuch
As end users start migrating to Linux, it's only natural that Linux books start appearing on how to obtain and use software (and not just administration and development tools). In that vein, this book contains an extremely thorough survey of audio software that would take quite a while to investigate on your own. If you are a Linux user (or a potential Linux user) interested in finding good tools for music and sound, this book is an excellent resource.

Having said all that, I think the list price the publisher set for this book is ridiculous. For under [price], this book would be a slam dunk. But I expect even a lot of people who are interested in this information will find it hard to justify the price, especially when a lot of it will be obsolete in a year or two. Five stars for the content, one star for value.

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An accompanying CD-ROM includes over 100 MIDI applications 24. Februar 2001
Von Midwest Book Review - Veröffentlicht auf Amazon.com
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Dave Phillips is an expert Linux programmer and a professionally performing musician who draws upon his special expertise and experience to explain the basics of digital sound and Linux-specific software/hardware issues in The Book Of Linux Music & Sound. Phillips covers the general Linux audio set-up, basic and advanced system use, as well as the broad range of Linux sound and music applications. Readers will learn how to record, mix, and add effects to music tracks; work with MOD, MIDI, and MP3 files; use hard disk multi-track recording; explore software sound synthesis programs like Csound; share sound resources over a network or broadcast live over the Internet; use realtime synthesizers; and produce high quality scores with music notation programs. An accompanying CD-ROM includes over one hundred MIDI applications, including digital audio and music notation software, games, and utilities. The Book Of Linux Music & Sound is a "must" for all Linux users wanting to incorporate sound and create music, and take full advantage of their computer's manifold capabilities in the process.
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