LAC 2006 Workshop
From JackLab UserWiki
JAD Demo for the LAC Karlsruhe 27-30 April
A demonstration of openSUSE JAD - Installation and producing music
Michael Bohle openSUSE JackLab Vielländer Weg 8 27572 Bremerhaven, Germany core at jacklab dot net
- Technical setup:**
- 2 projectors with XVGA input (resolution 1024x768)
- studio monitoring speaker setup
- Our human/technical setup:**
- AudioDAW, Notebook
- Some microphones and instruments
- 2 musicians
- Length:**
about 2 hours.
- Summary**
Introduction to the JackLab user community – purpose of the project , kernel and software.
openSUSE JAD – how does it work? A user friendly installation with YaST. (Live installation)
In parallel with the installation we will do a little introduction to music production on a second machine – we will show what is already possible and also things that are still problematic, for example the limited ability to use VST plug-ins and the intricacy of maintaining a music production environment.
We will implement a virtual music production with real instruments, realtime effects and tone generators.
The software used will be MusE, Ardour, FST, Qsampler and Hydrogen along with a couple of LADSPA plug-ins. Contingently we will also present the new commercial EnergyXT sequencing software for Linux.
- Keywords:**
JackLab, openSUSE JAD – Live – Installation, user friendlyness, problems, music production with Linux audio
