2nd International Linux Audio Conference
29 April - 2 May 2004

List of speakers and talks:

• Fons Adriaensen [Antwerp, Belgium]
  1. AEOLUS - a church organ in your PC,
  2. Using JAAA for audio measurements
  Link: Fons Adriaensen
  
  
• Marije Baalman [Technical University Berlin, Germany]
  Application of Wave Field Synthesis in electronic music and sound installations
  Link: Marije Baalman
  
  
• Frank Barknecht [Cologne, Germany]
  Rapid and Reuseable Audio Development With Pd
  
  
• Ivica Ico Bukvic [Oberlin College and College-Conservatory of Music, Center for Computer Music, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA]
  1. Hurdles and Benefits of Introducing Linux as a Viable Digital Audio Workstation in the Academic Environment
  2. Unlocking the Full Potential of RTMix real-time interactive multimedia Art Performance, Composition, and Coaching Interface
  Link: Ivica Ico Bukvic
  
  
• Matthew Burtner and David Topper [The Virginia Center for Computer Music (VCCM), University of Virginia, USA]
  Recombinant Spatialization for Ecoacoustic Immersive Environments
  Link: VCCM
  
  
• Julien Patrick Claassen [SBS C-LAB, Paderborn, Germany]
  Linux console - a textbased studio
  
  
• Paul Davis [Linux Audio Systems, Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, USA]
  1. Adding VST support to Linux audio applications
  2. Ardour - The Digital Audio Workstation for Linux
  Links: Ardour Audio Workstation, JACK Audio Connection Kit
  
  
• François Déchelle, Patrice Tisserand and Simon Schampijer [IRCAM, Paris, France]
  Audio networking
  Link: freesoftware.ircam.fr
  
  
• Orm Finnendahl [Folkwang-Hochschule Essen, Germany]
  1. Linux as a Workstation for Composers
  2. PD Workshop
  
  
• Andrea Glorioso [Centro Tempo Reale, Florence, Italy]
  AGNULA: the past, the present, the future
  Links: AGNULA, Centro Tempo Reale
  
  
• Thomas Grill [Vienna, Austria]
  flext - C++ layer for cross-platform development of Max/MSP and pd externals
  Links: flext, flext-intro (pdf)
  
  
• Bob Ham [Nottingham, UK]
  LASH
  Links: lash, Bob Ham
  
  
• Steve W. Harris [IAM - Intelligence, Agents and Multimedia Research Group. University of Southampton, Hampshire, UK]
  JACK, JAMin, Mastering
  
  
• Steve W. Harris and
  Jörn Nettingsmeier [Folkwang-Hochschule Essen, Germany]
  Audio Engineering in a Nutshell
  
  
• Takashi Iwai [SuSE Linux AG, Nürnberg, Germany]
  ALSA Sucks? - Trouble Shooting for Your Healthy Music Life
  Link: ALSA project
  
  
• Stefan Kersten [Technical University Berlin, Germany]
  SuperCollider3 on Linux - A Status Report
  Links: sourceforge.net, audiosynth.com
  
  
• Jaroslav Kysela [SuSE Linux AG, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic]
  ALSA project - the past year
  Link: ALSA project
  
  
• Victor Lazzarini [Music Technology Laboratory, Dept. Of Music, National University of Ireland, Maynooth]
  Developing Spectral Signal Processing Applications
  Link: http://www.may.ie/academic/music/musictec/SndObj
  
  
• Stephane Letz [Grame, Lyon, France]
  Jack port and integration on Mac OSX
  Links: jackosx.com, sourceforge.net, grame.fr
  
  
• Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano [CCRMA/Stanford University, California, USA]
  Translating Lots of Insipid Silly Parenthesis into noise: Sound Synthesis Techniques and Algorithmic Composition
  Links: CLM, CM, Planet CCRMA
  
  
• Christian Mühlethaler and Alexander Schuppisser [Bern, Switzerland]
  How to create a Client for SuperCollider3 to produce Sound in Realtime
  Links: SuperCollider, JPCAP, Diploma source (German), Diploma flyer (German, pdf)
  
  
• Matthias Nagorni [SuSE Linux AG, Nürnberg, Germany]
  AlsaModularSynth - An instrument for the electrified virtuoso
  Links: AlsaModularSynth and its documentation.
  
  
• Han-Wen Nienhuys [Utrecht, The Netherlands]
  Music Notation with LilyPond
  Link: lilypond.org
  
  
• cancelled!! (Julian Oliver [Selectparks and The Interactive Institute of Sweden]
  3D game engines for sound synthesis
  Links: selectparks.net, q3apd, quilited thought organ)
  
  
• Yann Orlarey [Grame, Lyon, France]
  The Faust audio programming language
  Link: grame.fr
  
  
• Dave Phillips [Detroit, Michigan, USA]
  1. (Keynote) One Year After: Notable Linux Audio Development in 2003,
  2. Still Nailing Jelly: An Update on Linux Audio Documentation Projects
  Links: The Book Of Linux Music & Sound, The Linux Soundapps Site
  
  
• Martin Rumori [Technical University Berlin, Germany]
  Once again text & parentheses: sound synthesis with 'foo'
  Link: sourceforge.net
  
  
• Benno Senoner [Lionstracs, Merano, Italy]
  LinuxSampler
  Links: linuxsampler.org, Lionstracs
  
  
• David Topper [The Virginia Center for Computer Music (VCCM), University of Virginia, USA]
  GAIA - Graphical Audio Interface Application
  Links: VCCM, GAIA

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