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Hi. I'm new to Linux and to these forums. Just trying to find a place to start. Any assistance appreciated.
What I want to do:
Run music software for writing, ...
- 10-15-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Musicians OS - Mandriva, Jacklab, Ubuntu?
Hi. I'm new to Linux and to these forums. Just trying to find a place to start. Any assistance appreciated.
What I want to do:
Run music software for writing, recording, mixing and clean-up; produce promo CDs for a local band. Music software for Linux seems to be abundant and impressive. I am working with some Windows-dependent bandmembers who are looking forward to the weaning process and I'm trying to pin down a likely OS distro. I have a fresh 160 GB HD and considering putting Mandriva 2008 on it, dual boot with WinXP on original HD.
What I want to know:
Is there a favorite OS distro among Linux-user musicians?
I would appreciate any opinions/comparisons on Mandriva, Jacklab, Ubuntu.
- 10-16-2007 #2
Hey, although i haven't tried it yet, 64Studio is supposed to be pretty good. It is a fairly extensive multimedia linux os, using open source software, for recording, editing, VST software etc. Worth checking out.....
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- 10-16-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Thanks
Somehow I totally missed 64 studio in my searches. Thank you for the information. One more option to look into.
- 10-16-2007 #4
You could also have a look at ubuntu studio


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