I've organised a workshop at the Powerhouse Museum in association with the Sheila Autonomista Festival - Introduction to Open Source Audio. It starts at the beginning of the Easter long weekend;
INTRODUCTION TO OPEN SOURCE AUDIO
Date: Thursday 24 March
Time: 2 – 5 pm
Location: SoundHouse @ the Powerhouse Museum
We'll be covering some of the audio software applications available on the Gnu/Linux operating system. The workshop will explore a variety of different tools, from drum machines to mixing and multitrack recording applications including;
Hydrogen - Pattern-based drum machine and sampler with a simple user interface that is ideal for programming and arranging rhythm tracks.
Freqtweak - Offers realtime audio spectral manipulation. Effects include delay, gate, pitch scaling, compression and EQ cut/boost.
Mixxx – DJ mixing application with pitch shifting, effects and beat matching.
Ardour – Digital Audio Workstation (Multitrack recording program suitable for advanced users.)
Everyone will be able to take home a live bootable CD containing the operating system and software covered during the session.
Cost: $20
Bookings: Ph: 9217 0222
Email: edserv@phm.gov.au
Info: email mb@deprogram.net
Sheilafest runs from Thursday 29 - Tuesday 29 March 2005
More details about the festival -
http://www.cat.org.au/sheila
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