Linux Audio Developers Conference 14-16 March 2003

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List of speakers and proposed talks:

· Nicola Bernardini [Centro Tempo Reale, Florence, Italy] ::

AGNULA, A GNU/Linux Audio distribution
Links: AGNULA and Centro Tempo Reale

· Paul Davis [Linux Audio Systems, Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, USA] ::

10 Things You Might Not Have Thought About When Writing An Audio Application
The JACK Audio Connection Kit
Links: Ardour Audio Workstation, JACK Audio Connection Kit

· François Déchelle [IRCAM, Paris, France] ::

Various IRCAM free software: jMax and OpenMusic
Links: jMax and OpenMusic

· Frank van de Pol [Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands] ::

Timing and Synchronisation for Sequencer Applications
Links: ALSA sequencer concept, ALSA project

· Steve Harris [IAM - Intelligence, Agents and Multimedia Research Group. University of Southampton, Hampshire, UK] ::

Digital Signal Processing and the LADSPA Audio Plugin Interface
Links: LADSPA plugins and other software by Steve Harris, LADSPA plugin interface

· Takashi Iwai [SuSE Linux AG, Nuremberg, Germany] ::

Ruminations on ALSA Drivers
Link: ALSA project

· Jaroslav Kysela [SuSE Linux AG, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic] ::

ALSA - Always on the run
Link: ALSA project

· Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano [CCRMA/Stanford, California, USA] ::

Soft landing on Planet CCRMA, a small Linux/Sound/Music world
Link: Planet CCRMA

· Matthias Nagorni [SuSE Linux AG, Nuremberg, Germany] ::

Linux and Sound - an overview in German language with focus on applications
Linux Sound Night [moderation]: Demonstration of Applications and their interoperability, including Ardour, AlsaModularSynth, MusE, and NoteEdit
Links:AlsaModularSynth and ist documentation

· Frank Neumann [Karlsruhe, Germany] ::

Linux and Sound - an overview in German language with focus on applications
Linux Sound Night [moderation]: Demonstration of Applications and their interoperability, including Ardour, AlsaModularSynth, MusE, and NoteEdit

· Dave Phillips [Detroit, USA] ::

Linux Audio Software Documentation: Problems & Solutions
Links: The Book Of Linux Music & Sound
The Linux Soundapps Site

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