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* The [[installation guide]] explains how to install the program from the source code.
 
* The [[installation guide]] explains how to install the program from the source code.
 
* The [[Debian Repository|Debian guide]] explains how to install the program in a Debian based GNU/Linux distribution from the repositories.
 
* The [[Debian Repository|Debian guide]] explains how to install the program in a Debian based GNU/Linux distribution from the repositories.
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* The [[OSC interface manual]] shows how to connect with other music software.
  
 
=== Tutorials ===
 
=== Tutorials ===
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== Publications ==
 
== Publications ==
  
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* [http://{{SEVERNAME}}/misc/pfc.pdf Master's Thesis, GNU Psychosynth: A Framework for Modular, Interactive and Collaborative Sound Synthesis and Live Music Performance] (*Proyecto de Fin de Carrera*) defended in the University of Granada in July 2011. This is the most comprehensive documentation on the core of the project. Very recommended if you want to contribute with the project.
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* [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/misc/pfc.pdf GNU Psychosynth: A Framework for Modular, Interactive and Collaborative Sound Synthesis and Live Music Performance] ('''Master's Thesis''' ''Proyecto de Fin de Carrera'') defended in the University of Granada in July 2011. This is the most comprehensive documentation on the core of the project. Very recommended if you want to contribute with the project.
  
 
* [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/misc/paper-novatica.pdf GNU Psychosynth: Un sintetizador de audio por software libre], a paper in Spanish published in 2008 in the main publication of the [http://www.ati.es/ Asociación de Técnicos de Informática].  
 
* [http://{{SERVERNAME}}/misc/paper-novatica.pdf GNU Psychosynth: Un sintetizador de audio por software libre], a paper in Spanish published in 2008 in the main publication of the [http://www.ati.es/ Asociación de Técnicos de Informática].  

Latest revision as of 17:52, 20 September 2011

Contents

[edit] Users

[edit] Manuals

  • The user manual explains with detail everything about the usage of the program.
  • The installation guide explains how to install the program from the source code.
  • The Debian guide explains how to install the program in a Debian based GNU/Linux distribution from the repositories.
  • The OSC interface manual shows how to connect with other music software.

[edit] Tutorials

[edit] Developers

[edit] Publications

[edit] Talks