This guide is aimed at computer-savvy sound engineers who are interested
in setting up a dedicated audio workstation using GNU/Linux and other free
software.
Basic familiarity with Linux system administration and software compilation
is assumed.
These pages are still being built.
Eventually there will be more detailed info on kernel configuration, scheduling
priorities, hardware optimization and other subjects relevant to pro audio work
on Linux.
Multitrack Recording Overview
Why I use GNU/Linux for Recording
Using Multiple Sound Cards (Delta 1010 example)
RME HDSPe MADI and ALSA
Realtime and SMP Kernels
Optimizing for AMD64
Miscellaneous Audio Stuff
Problems with ALSA pcm_multi
Backing up Ardour Sessions to DVD
System Administration
Using grub-legacy on Debian 6.0
Disabling UUIDs on Debian 6.0
Old Stuff:
Compiling Ardour2 on Debian Etch
JACK Floating Point Exception/Divide by Zero Error
"Don't worry about people stealing your ideas. If your ideas are any
good you'll have to ram them down people's throats."
- Howard Aiken