Hi May I draw everybodys attention to Hunz' great pop album "Thoughts that move"? Although it's not directly related to linux audio, I feel there are enough reasons to mention it here: 1) It's a great album, great songs, great production, great vocals. 2) It's freely available for download: http://hunz.com.au/2009/05/new-album-is-out-now-its-free/ 3) It's done *entirely* in renoise, a commercial tracker (49 euros) that has a native linux version, and a fully functional, non-expiring demo that has no show stopping restrictions. 4) It's also released as renoise files, which means that anyone into production in general and trackers in particular can see how this wonderful album is produced. Even if you're not using renoise you can grab the demo for free, load the files and learn hands on. 5) Since renoise is one of the few commercially available music applications for linux, it part of the ongoing and interesting (and important) discussion: "do we need/want/want to pay for" commercial software under linux. 6) It's an example of a production done entrirely in one program, something that I guess most linux users are not used to. 7) It's written, recorded and produced entirely in february, 2009 as part of the RPM challenge (that I know some people here have also participated in) Sorry if anyone feels it's unfitting for mentioning it here. I'm in no way associated with the artist or renoise.com, although I'm a (new) renoise user. -- Atte http://atte.dk http://modlys.dk http://virb.com/atte _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
