Linux Journal: Music Education With Linux Sound Tools

"I lead a rather odd lifestyle, working at home then suddenly taking off for a Linux conference somewhere in the world, and I'm frequently asked just what it is I do for a living. I enjoy the question, because it gives me a chance to expound on how I use Linux to earn my daily bread. My livelihood consists of three major involvements: writing (books and articles), performing (blues and classical music), and teaching (guitar, bass, and music theory and composition). I'm an Old School performer, so you won't see a computer on my stage, but I do use Linux for all my writing activities (vi rules!), and in this edition of my monthly musings I'll describe how I use Linux software for music instruction..."

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