linuxaudio.org

The majority of articles on Linux audio have been published online. Dave Phillips' Linux Music & Sound site has a listing.

LinuxUser & Developer magazine is running a series, Audio Libre:

• Issue 56: FAVE raves - a new event for free software creativity
• Issue 55: The 64-bit question - 64 Studio distribution
• Issue 54: Snake dance - the Kamaelia streaming media system
• Issue 53: One cable to rule them all - mLAN audio networking
• Issue 52: Hot on the wire - FreeBoB and FireWire audio
• Issue 51: Breaking out of the loop - LinuxSampler and QSampler
• Issue 50: Surfing the Pipeline - the GStreamer project
• Issue 49: Hack down Babylon - Jaromil of Rastasoft
• Issue 48: Not only, but ALSA
• Issue 47: Xiph.org - The foundation for free audio
• Issue 46: The Audacity of it!
  (see also in this issue Going with the flow - an article by Martin Howse on streaming media)
• Issue 45: Pluggin' away (Steve Harris, LADSPA and Jamin)
• Issue 44: The Promise of Rosegarden
• Issue 43: An Ardour for Linux
• Issue 42: Tuning Debian for musical ears (The AGNULA/DeMuDi Project)

Writers who have published print articles about Linux audio include Alexandre Prokoudine (Computerra), Daniel James (Sound on Sound), Dave Phillips (Linux Journal), Frank Barknecht (c't), Matthias Nagorni (Keyboards), Natalie Rakowski (Computer Music), Oliver Masciarotte (Mix) and Peter Todd (Linux Journal).

Press archive

• Made in Linux Vol.1: Tux Power! a compilation CD of music made with Linux
• Studio to Go! version 1.50 available for download
• Alpha version of 64 Studio distribution released
• FAVE multimedia event in Bristol, UK
• AGNULA/DeMuDi 1.2.1 audio distribution available to download
• Papers are now available from the 3rd International Linux Audio Conference
• Linuxaudio.org advocacy flyers released (PDF format)
• Consortium mailing list now available
• AMD sponsors Linuxaudio.org stand at Sounds Expo
• Studio to Go! music software for schools
• 3rd International Linux Audio Conference (Karlsruhe, Germany, 21 - 24 April)
• AGNULA/DeMuDi 1.2.0 audio distribution released
• Xiph.org Foundation joins Linuxaudio.org
• AGNULA/DeMuDi 1.1.1 Live audio distribution released
• 2nd International Linux Audio Conference (Karlsruhe, Germany, 29 April - 2 May)
• AGNULA joins the GNU/Linux Audio Centre at Sounds Expo 2004, London, 10-12 February
• Demudi 1.1 Linux distribution for audio released by AGNULA
• Linux developers from Lionstracs at The NAMM Show 2004, Anaheim, California, 15-18 January
• Linuxaudio.org site launched