distribs linux audio

Pour ceux que ça interresse voici une petite liste des principales distribs linux audio:

dyne:bolic

La premiere et encore une des meilleures distributions linux audio.

http://www.dynebolic.org/

Jacklab Audio Distribution

La plus "pro" depuis un moment.

http://jacklab.org/

Ubuntu Studio

Ubuntu pour l'audio!Une référence.

http://ubuntustudio.org/

64 Studio

La suite du projet AGNULA. A voir!

http://64studio.com/

APODIO

Distribution linux audio francaise.une référence malheureusement en standby depuis un moment.

http://www.apo33.org/apodio/doku.php?id=start_fr

Musix

Distrib linux audio sud américaine intéressante.

http://www.musix.org.ar/en/index.html

AGNULA

A GNU Linux Audio.le projet original de l'IRCAM.en stanby mais toujours intéressant.

http://freesoftware.ircam.fr/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=19

+qques pages de référence:

Linux MAO

Faire du son sous linux?Tout est là.

http://www.linuxmao.org/tikiwiki/tiki-view_articles.php

DistroWatch

Vous recherchez une distribution,meme la plus exotique?elle est là.

http://distrowatch.com/index.php?language=FR

Ardour

Ardour DAW!!! Linux/Mac.

http://www.ardour.org/binary_downloads

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 ** 64 Studio version 2.1**

http://www.64studio.com/

la suite du projet AGNULA se met en collaboration avec une partie de l'équipe de

ubuntu studio et sort une nouvelle release fort interessante.

de quoi concurrencer la JAD un peu en manque d'activité depuis un moment.

ne pas hésiter donc à l'essayer, surtout en installation direct sur le net avec les dépots.

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 la derniere distrib interessante à etre sortie, qui m'a permis de rebooter sur un dd externe une machine dont les controlleurs raid de la carte mere sont dead.

iso de livecd avec installeur personnalisable et version usbstick.

A VOIR !!!!!

AVLINUX 2.0

http://www.bandshed.net/AVLinux.html

 AV Linux 2.0 is the successor to A/V Linux 1.0 and is a full-featured i386 Linux Operating System that specializes in Multimedia Content Creation. AV Linux 2.0 is based on the Stable and Testing Debian Linux Distributions running the efficient LXDE Desktop Environment. It is further enhanced with Tony Brijeski's Remastersys Installer, Control Panel and Backup Utility. In addition to common everyday Computer tasks it features a full complement of the best F/OSS Multimedia Applications available allowing users to enjoy Multitrack Audio Recording and Mixing, Video Capturing, Editing and Converting, DVD Authoring and Creation, iPod Tools and more...

			General Computer Use - Intel Pentium 3 or AMD Athlon(XP) 800mhz+, 256mb of RAM+, 10Gig HDD Partition

Multimedia Creation - Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon(XP) 1.8Ghz+, 512mb of RAM+, 20Gig HDD Partition

 AV Linux 2.0 is not intended to be yet another Linux Distro, it is a customized ready to use "Snapshot" built using the Debian GNU Linux Distribution enhanced with the user-friendliness of the Remastersys Control Panel and the efficient yet attractive LXDE Desktop. The ethos is simple...Install and Create. People new to Linux or curious about it's A/V capabilities should be able to use it right away without having to master Repositories, Terminal Commands, and Specialized Kernels as soon as they boot into a fresh install. This LiveDVD bootable image is ready to use as soon as it's installed without any updates or upgrades, but of course both are available when needed. To enable the best Audio Recording performance an "Audio Extras" folder is contained in the users home folder with a choice of 2 Realtime "-rt" Kernels that can be installed if users want. Multimedia, Flash Player 10 and DVD Support are functional out of the box.

AV Linux 2.0 has been developed with the philosophy that the Operating System should be as resource efficient as possible to ensure that the most Memory and CPU be available to the Applications themselves, in keeping with that it does not include Compiz 3D Compositing support. This also makes it a great candidate for keeping older computers productive, working and out of Landfills as well as maximizing the benefits of newer Multi-Core machines. AV Linux 2.0 focuses on a core of well established, stable Linux A/V Applications instead of including every possible offering regardless of maturity. Of course there is repository access to thousands more Debian Packages of all kinds.

			    * A choice of 2 Realtime i686 "-rt" Kernels: 2.6.29-rt1 or 2.6.29.1-rt9 with highmem PAE Support

* Ardour 2.8 The Definitive Linux D.A.W. with LV2 Plugin, Freesound and FFT Analysis Support

* JACK 0.116.2SVN, DSSI-VST 0.8, FST 1.8 (git) WineASIO 0.7.4, Bristol Synthesizers 0.40.1, Audacity 1.3.7

* FFADO and FreeBOB FireWire Support

* Rosegarden 1.7.3, K3B 1.0.5, Audacious 1.5.1

* linuxDSP Jack Client Audio Plugins, an inventive new take on Linux Audio Plugins - First time in a Distro!

* Hydrogen 0.9.4rc1, Calf LV2 Plugin Pack 0.0.18.3, XJadeo 0.4.6,

* Jamin 0.97CVS, QSynth 0.3.2, Qjackctl 0.3.4

* Kino 1.3.3, Cinelerra 2.1, Avidemux 2.4.4, WinFF 1.0, Handbrake 0.9.3

* DeVeDe 3.12, QDVDAuthor 1.07, MPlayer SVN, Totem-Xine 2.22

* KDenlive 0.7.3 KDE4 NLE Video Editor - A Promising New Addition!

* GIMP 2.6, Gtkam 0.1.16, mtPaint 3.11, Photoprint 0.4.0, XSane 0.996

* A large collection of installed Custom Fonts is already included

* Wine 1.1.20, Firestarter Firewall, WiFi Radar, Transmission 1.51, Pidgin 2.5.5

* Many Development Libraries for experienced Linux users to "roll your own" Software

* Extra firmware for Intel 3945 Wireless, Hauppage WinTV Cards and Tascam US-122/224/428 USB Devices

* By default the Debian "Lenny" and Debian-Multimedia Testing Repositories are enabled,

* Testing and Unstable (Sid) Repos are also available but not recommended for those new to Debian Linux.