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Grenoble, France
Community manager at Hyland. Founder of Une Jolie Musique, a not for profit studio using open source and open source based software only to record music and produce videos. I also teach and advise on open source, and write tutorials. Involved in various Open Source and Free Software projects and communities for many years. Ubuntu Studio co-founder.
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You are welcome. Thanks a lot for the idea of writing about CUPS :-)
Very interesting
At least it points out what is very important: good recordings, good original files, good converters, and, to avoid jitter, a good clock for the converter.
I am using Linux with Jack to listen to music on various sound cards, consumer (integrated audio chipset), prosumer (Presonus) or professional (RME, Echo). I always have been amazed by how music sounds better on Linux compared to Windows: more details, better dynamic. That was, historically, one of the first reason for me and a few friends to move permanently to Linux, to listen, produce and record music.
Perhaps it's just a feeling. But, I would really like to see if it's possible to measure the impact of the operating system and the softwares playing the music.