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I play guitar, work on linux servers all day long and have professional knowledge of music software... and I can't understand from your description what this ac
by dejb 16y ago
I play guitar, work on linux servers all day long and have professional knowledge of music software... and I can't understand from your description what this actually does. Is it a plugin, host or controller? Does it require other software to operate? What actual guitar playing related functionality does it have? You might want to add this to the opening sentence or at least the opening paragraph.
- todoesverso 16y agoIts a live linux distribution, you burn it into a CD or a thumb drive, boot your pc, and plug your guitar. Then you'll be able to use rakarrack which is a realtime effect box. But thanks for the advice, I'll update the opening sentence
- jasonkester 16y agoThat's a lot more helpful. Way better than: "It has a real-time configured kernel and the whole system configured to obtain the smallest latency possible. Everything is configured (or at least should be) to work out-of-the-box." ... which doesn't mean anything to anybody except you. Work on that "elevator pitch" description carefully. Get it down to 10 words, then stick it up top in 36 point font so that people stumbling across your thing can figure out what it is.
- niclupien 16y agoWell, if you are familiar with other audio distribution out there (ubuntu studio, 64 studio), this mean a lot. This is a system (obviously a linux one) configured for low latency (save me lots of time and messy config) work out of the box (no other download required to go and play)... say no more, i get it. But i agree that i was looking for something more elaborated, something which tell me exactly what it use and what it does. Why should i use it over ubuntu studio etc.
- dejb 16y agoOK now I see, Thanks. It looks cool. Now we just need somebody to create a Linux that runs in a stomp box.