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| "[This book] should be on the shelf of anyone interested in working with sound on Linux."
–freshmeat |
| "Taken in concert with his instructions on how to set up and configure (in both hardware and software) Linux machines for audio work, this book is a fine resource for Linux users who have an interest in sound." –Amazon.com |
| "After reading Linux Music & Sound I hope that…mutating into a hybrid of musician and Linux geek will be a safe adventure for the fearful reader." –Linux Journal |
| "After a quick rehash of digital music basics and a more thorough chapter on how to make your system music-ready, [Phillips] devotes the bulk of the 400-page book to reviews of dozens of outstanding music programs for Linux." –Keyboard Magazine |
| "Linux Music & Sound is a 'must' for all Linux users wanting to incorporate sound and create music…" –The Midwest Book Review |
| "Are you interested in playing and recording digital sound on your computer? Experimenting with digital signal processing software? Or dreaming of distributing your own music as MODs, MIDI, or MP3s? If any of your answers to these questions are yes then this book is tailored to meet your needs." –M2 Best Books |
| "[This book] is a great introduction to making music on the increasingly
popular Linux platform." –Electronic Musician |
| "This is an excellent reference both for basic sound procedures and for
programs
currently available for the Linux musician." –Sys Admin |
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