11 Apr
2004
11 Apr
'04
4:20 p.m.
Dave Robillard:
I'll check it out when I find some time. Screenshot is a little confusing..
is it something like a tracker interface, with time moving vertically (from
top to bottm)?
Yes, time moves from top to bottom. But its not very much like tracker
otherwise.
(Random thought) A MIDI sequencer where you can draw
control curves over
the
tracks (like ardour volume and whatnot) would be
very cool.. esp. for
electronic music (like, say, trance) when the control parameters are as
important as the notes themselves
Perhaps you would be interested in working on my music-editor Radium then?
http://www.notam02.no/radium/
Its about 98% functional for linux now, but I haven't released or updated
cvs for a very long time. I really should do that. You should get yourself listed on Dave Phillip's
page (linux-sound.org). If
it's not on there it might as well not exist! :)
The programs is nearly five years old, and was originally only an amiga
program. Dave Phillips knows about it, but I guess he hasn't been listed
it yet, because I haven't made any official releases of it for linux yet.
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11 Apr
11 Apr
5:57 p.m.
Kjetil Svalastog Matheussen wrote:
Dave Robillard:
That is indeed why it isn't listed. So when will CVS be updated ? I'll
gladly test Radium again anytime... :)
Best,
dp
You should get yourself listed on Dave
Phillip's page (linux-sound.org). If
it's not on there it might as well not exist! :)
The programs is nearly five years old, and was originally only an amiga
program. Dave Phillips knows about it, but I guess he hasn't been listed
it yet, because I haven't made any official releases of it for linux yet.
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