I was a MA/MST student at Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Accoustics.
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I believe in Linux audio. For 420b, I've started off by writing a DSSI architecture file for the Faust programming language. This will enable people to compile MIDI-controllable instruments which are written in Faust for Linux hosts (some recent work at CCRMA by Romain Michon and Julius Smith has resulted in some exciting instruments coming down the pipeline). I still need to do a bit of polishing but hopefully I can submit it to the Faust authors and have it incorporated into the release eventually. Linux as a desktop OS and audio production environment still hasn't seen the kind of wide-spread adoption that systems based on OSX or Windows have seen. But I think it's very usable as an audio platform thanks to the hard work of many people who also believe in Linux audio. I have wanted to contribute to an open-source project for a long time, and I think that I'm close to doing so!