Open Your World Forum: Making Music with FOSS Webcast
On Wednesday, April 20, 2011, Adam Drew of Red Hat will host the Making Music with FOSS webcast as part of the Open Your World Forum Series sponsored by opensource.com.
Drew, a Technical Support Engineer for Red Hat's Global Support Services, will discuss using Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) tools, applications and distributions used to record, engineer, edit music and more.
Join Drew tomorrow, Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 1800 UTC for the Making Music with FOSS webcast. Drew plans to share his personal FOSS music migration story and the challenges, learning curve, and details he faced. Drew raises awareness of the available options for producing music and more using open source software.
Registration is free, but attendees must register to participate.
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