
rosegarden
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A music notation editor and MIDI sequencer for KDE.
Score (including guitar chords), piano-roll, percussion, event list and track overview editors
MIDI and audio playback and recording with ALSA and JACK
Audio plugin support using LADSPA
Score interpretation of performance MIDI data
MIDI file I/O, Csound, Lilypond and MusicXML export
Clear and consistent KDE-based user interface
Shareable device (.rgd) files to ease MIDI portability
Translations into Russian, Spanish, German, French, Welsh, Italian, Swedish and Estonian, as well as UK and US English.
rokkford
15 years ago
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davinissim
15 years ago
TIA.
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cmf
16 years ago
Thanks you.
One of the many links in the chain of using Linux to do some 'real' audio work is now inlplace.
Next on list:
JACK/"realtime stuff"... ;) working sanely with normal users, that's be nice :)
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alek66
16 years ago
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dovidhalevi
13 years ago
Cubase vs Cakewalk vs Tracktion vs ... never the twain do meet. But we are Opensource. Unfortunately, supporting "competing" closed formats means reverse-engineering. Cakewalk, for example, has MIDI tracks, audio tracks which are pointers to pieces of audio .wav files and track properties, plugin chains, etc. Their .bun files put all this in one huge file.
I proposed (on Linux Audio Users list) everyone support a simple open format based on XML (text specifications) of similar paradigm. There is an "AAF" consortium which had a binary format (humongous, also covering video and ALL authoring needs!) and should have an XML(-text) based version some day as well. Such should be the future.
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cmf
16 years ago
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mfranz
16 years ago
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mfranz
16 years ago
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mfranz
16 years ago
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litosteel
17 years ago
You need to read more documentation to set it to your needs...
Thanx
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jmisak
17 years ago
It's sad that I haven't found a useable MIDI editor for Linux yet, but I hope Rosegarden and some other programs could fill the huge gap of missing *useable* Linux music/audio apps when they mature, in a couple of years... There's some potential.
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kervel
17 years ago
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elektroschock
17 years ago
A Chord interface for guitar players should be added.
I also like aleatoric music tools, a plugin structure could help.
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