Good night, Rosegarden in linux has the same quality what cubase. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken" <renueden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: "A list for linux audio users" <linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 10:37 PM Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Linux-Music and making a living... > Jon Stutters wrote: > >> Hector Centeno wrote: >> >>> Yesterday I was having a little of a debate with a good friend about the >>> possibilities of Linux/open-source audio and music software in the music >>> market. What are your opinions about this? Is someone there actually >>> making money using Linux and/or open-source software? Is it possible to >>> be competitive in a market full of musicians/composers using >>> Win/Mac+proprietary software (Cubase, Reason, ProTools and friends)? >>> Probably this has been addressed more than once previously, so sorry for >>> insisting... I think I need some encouragement! >> >> >> Why would it not be possible? The medium you're working in is sound and >> the sounds that come out of Free software are equal to those coming out >> of non-Free software. There's already more than enough software on Linux >> to ensure that you're only ever going to be limited by your imagination >> and other intangible skills. >> >> The only difficulty I could see is if you were attempting to work with >> clients using proprietary formats but that's a different question really. >> >> Jonny >> www.jeremah.co.uk >> > i think there needs to be a better modular soft-synth/fx like reaktor > still, otherwise i agree... > > k >
