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--- lac2011:workshops [2010/11/02 21:04] – rgareus
+++ lac2011:workshops [2011/02/23 00:45] – franky
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-====== Workshops ======
+====== Workshops @ LAC 2011 ======
-Workshops at the LAC come in different flavours:
+Workshops at the [[http://lac.linuxaudio.org/2011|LAC]] come in different flavours:
   * session to make people familiar with your software through a training or hands-on demonstration.
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 ====== Workshop Offers & Suggestions ======
-Jeremy Jongepier (autostatic) offers to do a workshop demonstrating his recording/DAW workflow:
+Jeremy Jongepier (AutoStatic) offers to do a workshop demonstrating his recording/DAW workflow:
 [[http://lists.linuxaudio.org/pipermail/linux-audio-user/2010-November/073665.html|message on LAU]]
+"...one about creating/composing/producing a song with GNU/Linux (which will actually be a presentation of my workflow with practical examples)..."
+> Abstract sent:
+>> The GNU/Linux audio environment is very much based on modularity as opposed to the monolithic approach on other platforms. As a result the GNU/Linux audio environment is very flexible and can be considered more an extension of an analogue set up with its intrinsic pros and cons. This is a totally different paradigm than used on other platforms so musicians coming from those other platforms can have a hard time adapting to the GNU/Linux modular approach. The aim of this workshop is to show by the use of a musician's workflow how you can benefit from the countless possibilities such a modular environment has to offer.  --- //[[jeremy@autostatic.com|Jeremy Jongepier]] 2011/02/21 14:14//
+He offered a second workshop on Jan 19th on "configuring your system for low-latency real-time audio processing". Abstract to be sent.
+> Abstract sent:
+>> Just installing GNU/Linux and a real-time kernel doesn't turn your system in a real-time low latency environment at once. A properly configured system demands some more modifications to what most distributions set up by default. And in a lot of cases a real-time kernel isn't even necessary. So besides going through some of the most important ways to improve the performance of your system this workshop may also debunk some tenacious myths.  --- //[[jeremy@autostatic.com|Jeremy Jongepier]] 2011/02/21 14:12//
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+==== Airtime ====
+Daniel James offers a workshop on 'DIY Radio Station Storage, Scheduling and Streaming with Airtime', see the [[http://www.sourcefabric.org/en/products/airtime_overview/|Airtime homepage]] for background.
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+==== din ====
+din is a free software musical instrument that uses Bezier curves for waveforms, gating, fm & am, delays and fx.  Originally designed to play Indian classical music using the computer mouse like a bow it is now moving steadily towards a general purpose sound composition environment (live visual sound editing + Tcl scripting, IRC bot control etc).  I (S Jagannathan, jagernot@gmail.com) have been developing this project for the last 4 years and hope to conduct a workshop and present if possible along with Pure Data / CSound / Super Collider presenters at LAC 2011:
+[[http://www.dinisnoise.org|main website]]
+[[http://dinisnoise.org/waveforms/ | Bezier waveforms demo]]
+[[http://code.google.com/p/din|Google code SVN]]
+[[http://code.google.com/p/din/wiki/Sound_Samples|Sound samples]]
+some videos:
+[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhOXEjf0rS4|Waveform editing video]]
+[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS-Xa07raV8| MIDI support demo]]
+----
+==== Nova deViator ====
+Luka Princic (Nova deViator) has offered to do a presentation:
+"we'd like to play our 'new' performance and we'd like to make a
+presentation of our latest work using linux in free software for all
+the media (sound, video, sensors)."
+This will not include a scientific paper, so it should be regarded similar to a workshop.
+----