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ATTENDEE;CN=Barbara Minder;CUTYPE=INDIVIDUAL;EMAIL=no-reply@linuxaudio.org;ROLE=CHAIR;SCHEDULE-STATUS=1.1:mailto:no-reply@linuxaudio.org
ATTENDEE;CN=X X;CUTYPE=INDIVIDUAL;EMAIL=bart@magnetophon.nl;PARTSTAT=ACCEPTED;X-CALENDARSERVER-DTSTAMP=20140320T083850Z:/aMTcyOTE2NzEyNDE3MjkxNjz_AXXILdoPPXpYBxyJXr-2fWH5lTWHL2FCVtmRbBA2/principa
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CATEGORIES:Poster Presentation
DESCRIPTION:At Les Chemins de Traverse we've been using Linux on stage for live looping
  and live sound processing in dozens of gigs for the last four years.\n\nAl
 though most audio-oriented Linux distributions focus more on studio setups 
 than live performance\, our experience shows that it is possible to build r
 eliable\, very low-latency\, highly customized live music systems - even us
 ing ridiculously old computers that are generally thought to be completely 
 inadequate for any kind of audio processing.\n\nOur system is based on exis
 ting software (jack\, SooperLooper\, rakarrack\, ...) as well as custom sof
 tware (made with ChucK\, python/pyo\, ...) and a bunch of \\"glue\\" script
 s (bash\, python\, ...)\, the setup and inner workings of which is presente
 d in the poster.
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LOCATION:Foyer
ORGANIZER;CN=X X;EMAIL=bart@magnetophon.nl:/aMTcyOTE2NzEyNDE3MjkxNjz_AXXILdoPPXpYBxyJXr-2fWH5lTWHL2FCVtmRbBA2/principa
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SUMMARY:LAC2014 - Linux as a Low-Latency\, Rock-Stable Live Performance System
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