Linux Audio Mangler Project Final Presentation Yu Chong Hector Urtubia Tony Zuliani

PART I What is LAMP ??

What is LAMP? Audio editor for Linux Features the ability to dynamically load filters Intuitive, graphical user interface Open source

Why? Why did we choose an audio editor as our project? Why did we choose to use Linux for development purposes?

The Ideal Audio Editor Support for every sound file format Intuitive user interface High-quality sound processing capabilities Vast selection of editing functions and audio filters Fast, efficient and solid

What LAMP has to offer Support for AIFF, WAV, AU audio file formats Graphical interface and visual display of audio data Dynamically loaded sound processing plugins Useful editing functions

Tools and Resources File format –LibAudioFile Graphical user interface –GTK+ Sound processing plugins –LADSPA

Software Architecture Plugin AudioIOSound Driver Utility GUI

From Software Engineering To LAMP PART II

Group Organization Egoless approach Weekly meetings Division of responsibility

Process Model

Project Management Coding standards Sourceforge.net services –Source code control using CVS –Bug tracking system Milestones

Quality Assurance Testing –Unit testing –System testing Maintenance Extensible design

Project Difficulties Interaction of the different modules Learning the APIs for the different libraries we used Efficient management of audio data Graphical interaction with audio file data Personal conflicts

PART III THE DEMO

Acknowledgements Dr. John Black NCIAA Sourceforge.net Open Source Community

Artists for this event (In order of appearance) PART I -- Hector “YerDaddy” Urtubia PART II -- Tony “El Tigre” Zuliani PART III -- Yu “The Clever Devil” Chong

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