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<p class="western" lang="en-US">Download the Gmorgan 0.70 tar file
from Sourceforge.com. Don't use svn, it is not updated.<br>
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<p class="western" lang="en-US">Gmorgan is a midi processor. It can
be voiced using Linux synths, midi connected equipment, or using
one
or more of the many soundcards available. I like to use a
velocity sensing keyboard so that voices can be mixed or layered.
It recognizes chords being played on
the keyboard, and on the background terminal prints the input
notes
in both numeric and alpha form. Other features include a rhythm
arranger, a style based sequencer, midi recorder. See the Youtube
video links from the
sourceforge home page.<br>
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<p class="western" lang="en-US">GMorgan .70, the latest version for
GNU/Linux, incorporates a new drum pattern panel based on the FLTK
spreadsheet example, and<br>
includes some miscellaneous cleanup.<br>
<br>
Runs well on Ubuntu 12.4 with proprietary NVidia drivers. <br>
<br>
If you have tried it before, be sure to go to Settings->global,
renew the file paths to the current .70 gmorgan directory, and
save them. The sound file has been renamed sounds.gmox and
slightly reformated, so results could be unpredictable if you
don't at least rest this file.</p>
<p class="western" lang="en-US">Let me know how it works for you.<br>
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<p class="western" lang="en-US">Bob<br>
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