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    Open Source audio… (and the Open Project forum)

    on August 26th, 2009, by Ton

    Hi,

    Soon to be linked here better; there’s also a blender.org forum where people can share ideas or communicate about our Open Projects. It hasn’t been used too extensively in the past – this blog already gave enough to talk about – but it sometimes works very well!

    Check for example on an interesting new thread about open source audio tools, and the role Durian could play in it:
    http://www.blender.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=15608

    -Ton-

    4 Responses to “Open Source audio… (and the Open Project forum)”

    1. Markus Says:

      It is very good to read that Jan is constantly scanning the open source audio options… I just hope that at one day the audio tools are at the same level as Blender.

      Thanks,
      Markus

      PS: maybe the developers from the open source audio tools don’t know what the industry needs?

    2. derLars Says:

      I totally vote for not setting up a forum for ideas, but use http://www.ideatorrent.org/ for that. It’s a lot better for dealing with a bigger community and much more structured. You can check one very busy installation on the http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com

    3. numarul7 Says:

      How about LMMS ? http://lmms.sourceforge.net/ cross-platform and can be enhanced with some more developers ?

      Looks near to pro.

    4. Gerard Braad Says:

      The tool Aldrin (http://code.google.com/p/aldrin-sequencer/) is also quite interesting. It is a sequencer (like a tracker ala OctaMED or Soundtracker) and Buzz (the modular synthesizer.