Chapter 13. Configuring Linux for Best Audio Quality
Linux audio is rather messy yet powerful. This chapter is a guide to getting everything working correctly for high-end audio production. Linux is a wonderful multimedia platform: It is stable, it is flexible, and if you use a lightweight graphical environment, you’ll get better performance out of modest hardware. Although Linux audio has some rough edges, it is advancing rapidly, and it has its own universe of sophisticated audio software.
You can use whatever Linux distribution you want, because you can customize any Linux distribution to serve as your recording studio, depending on what hoops ...
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