Episode #18
Air Date: May 16, 2007
Paul Garay (Music Producer, Creator of Inside Home Recording podcast): Talk about what is required to record music on a home-based setup. This includes computer, equipment (mics, software, audio hardware, etc.)
Dee-Ann LeBlanc (Linux Expert): The GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a feature-rich photo and image editing tool, available for Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms. With everything from layers to scripting to many levels of undo capability, GIMP users get a professional-level tool without having to spend a cent. Take a look with us at this popular image editor!
Please note: It turns out that this program gives a “30-day countdown”, and thus isn’t freeware. This didn’t show up when I first installed it, and the web searches I did said this application had no limitations. I apologize, and will look for a truly free system resource monitor in the future. Cheers, Ryan SI meter 2.0 keeps track of things like CPU activity, network activity and speed, hard-drive activity, hard-drive space, system memory, running processes and more this simple, real-time system-resources monitor. Windows http://www.download.com/Si-Meter/3000-2086_4-10251687.html?tag=lst-0-1
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