Made in Linux, Volume 1: Tux Power

The CD was made using libre software on Linux, including sequencing, synthesis, recording, mixing, mastering and booklet production. The copyright in these sound recordings belongs to the artists who made them. For more information, please visit http://linuxaudio.org/

Tracklist

1. nebogeo (Dave Griffiths) - Latiaxis
Hardware: IBM Thinkpad R31 laptop
Software: Slackware 9.0 SpiralSynth Modular (all sounds originated from the synth, no samples used)
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0
Artist homepage: http://www.pawfal.org/nebogeo/

2. Torben Hohn - Wo sind wir
Hardware: Pentium III 450 with SoundBlaster Live 1024
Software: Gentoo Linux, gAlan, Ardour and some LADSPAs I can't remember now
Licence: Redistribution permitted
Artist homepage: http://galan.sourceforge.net/

3. Kai Vehmanen - Traaginen runnoja
Hardware: Electric and bass guitars, Boss dr660 drum machine, Behringer
analog mixer, Pentium 166Mhz/96M PC equipped with an Ensoniq ES1371
soundcard.
Software: All recording, mixing and effects processing was done with Ecasound,
version 0.9. Linux distribution used was Redhat 5.2.
Licence: Redistribution permitted
Artist homepage: http://www.wakkanet.fi/kelaus_tree/

4. Brian Redfern - Zusa
Hardware: Dell Inspirion laptop
Software: Suse linux 9.1, csound, vi
I use csound to generate all the sounds from code and then transform the
text ".csd" file into a completely finished, mastered .wav file
Licence: Open Music "green" license
Artist homepage: http://asapien.org/index.php?src=sounds

5. Frank Barknecht - Invitation to the Pure Data Trigger Gang Bang
Hardware: 900 MHz AMD Athlon CPU, M-Audio Audiophile 24/96 soundcard
Software: Debian Linux Distribution, Pure Data, Gnumeric spreadsheet
Placed in the Public Domain
Additional credit: Aymeric Mansoux provided helpful feedback
Artist homepage: http://footils.org/

6. The FSB's - Babylon
Software: Ardour
All rights reserved
Artist homepage: http://www.multitrack.us/

7. Eric Devost - RagReggae
Hardware: 900 MHZ with 250 MB of RAM.
Yamaha acoustic guitar. One cheap mike. No preamp. Sound Blaster Live!
Very minimalistic for audio recording.
Software: Linux RedHat 9.
Gnome desktop with Planet ccrma kernel (low latency).
Two acoustic guitar tracks recorded with Ardour and edited with Audacity.
One midi-base and one midi-violin track composed on Rosegarden
GM instruments connected via fluid synth -> Jack ->Rosegarden
All mixed with audacity
All connected on soundcard with Jack
Licence: Redistribution permitted
Artist homepage: http://studio.telaneos.com/

8. Robert Jonnsson - Norma
Hardware: Athlon 1700+
MAudio Delta 44
Acoustic Guitar
Cheap condenser microphone
ART TubePAC preamplifier
Old gray bass guitar
Software: Mandrake Linux 10
MusE
Jack
Jamin
Ecasound
Audacity
LinuxSampler with nskit drumkit.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 1.0
Artist homepage: http://spamatica.se/music/

9. RachelAPP - I want some sweets
Hardware: Electro acoustic guitar Crafter
AKG C2000B mic
Focusrite Platinum track master (channel strip)
Terratec DMX6Fire soundcard
Computer - Athlon 2.4 GHz with 512Mb memory and 80Gb hard drive
Software: Debian Unstable (2.4.22 kernel), Jackd + Ardour
Licence: Redistribution permitted
Artist homepage: http://www.rachelapp.co.uk/

10. X-11 (Claire Sells/John Bailey/Daniel James) - Can't put me down
Hardware: Pentium II 450, Sound Blaster Live 512, no-name mixer
Software: Mandrake 9.2, Audacity
Licence: Personal Music Licence
Artist homepage: http://x-11.info/download.html

11. Austin Acton - One Percent
Hardware: HP TC1100 tablet PC, M-Audio Quattro, Yamaha AES 500, Roland Sound Canvas SC-50
Roland Effect Unit SE-50
Evolution MK-361 Controller
Apex Condenser Mic
LTR Phantom Power Mixer
Software: Mandrakelinux 10.1, Audacity, gnome-alsa-mixer, envy24control
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial
Artist homepage: http://groundstate.ca/onmusic

12. Ryan Gallagher - Departure
Hardware: Pentium III 600MHz, 640MB RAM, M-Audio Delta card,
Mackie 1012 mixer, Harmony acoustic guitar, Oktava MK-012 microphones,
Shure SM57 microphone, cello, Alesis Nanocompressor, Lexicon MPX 100
Software: Planet-CCRMA distribution based on Red Hat 9, Ardour,
swh-plugins, Audacity, Rezound.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0
Inspiration: Genevieve Hebeka
Artist homepage: http://ruinaudio.com/

13. Michal Seta - In a vacuum
Hardware: Celeron 533MHz + PCI128 (ens1371) + Ibanez Roadstar II
Software: Debian Testing, kernel 2.4.x, Pure-Data.
Licence: Creative Commons ShareAlike
Artist homepage: http://www.artengine.ca/mis/zone/mis/

14. Aaron Johnson - Planetscape
Hardware: Gateway Pentium 666mhz
Software: Slackware 7. Cecelia, the CSound front end
All rights reserved
Artist homepage: http://www.akjmusic.com/

15. J.C. Wilson - 1 of 5
Hardware: PC (amd 2400+, RME 9636 Hammerfall Light)
Software: Debian GNU/Linux, Csound Pure-Data
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 1.0
Artist homepage: http://www.othertime.com/music.php

16. Joseph Sarlo - The Scent of Vanilla
Hardware: Dell Inspiron 8200 (bios flashed to a Latitude C840) laptop
Dell C/Dock II docking station
M-Audio Delta 66 PCI audio card
Software: Red Hat Linux 8.0 (low latency kernel, etc.)
Pd 0.36
GrIPD 0.1.1
All rights reserved
Artist homepage: http://crca.ucsd.edu/~jsarlo/music/

17. Ivica Bukvic - SlipStreamScapes V: Lullaby
Hardware: Dell Inspiron 8200 with Mandrake 9.1 RTcmix and my own RTcmix instrument
titled MOCKBEND, as well as some other signal processing instruments
including freeverb and compressor. Also involves 2 pianos (each having a
separate microphone whose signal is fed in real-time into the computer).
Software:
All rights reserved
Additional credit: Michael Fowler played the first piano part
Artist homepage: http://meowing.ccm.uc.edu/~ico/

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