Re: [LAU] Thinking about my new composition studio : a notation editor (ly-compatible?) which might use jack or ALSA midi correctly?

Rosegarden is fine for many uses, but clearly for drums, if you want to write "clean" scores, it is not the good option. On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 09:35:20AM -1000, david wrote : >Hmm, I'm happy with Rosegarden. It does scores better than most >sequencers. I don't use the drum parts of it, though, so can't >comment on how well that works or doesn't work. > >On 06/12/2013 09:26 AM, Paul Davis wrote: >>laborejo is a product of Nils Gey. >> >> >>On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 2:59 PM, Aurelien wrote: >> >> Oh, well, I'm going to check that, this might be fantastic, and once >> again comes from your side, male!!! >> >> Musescore is really good, actually, but no jack transport, and the midi >> implementation is a bit short, I find (or didn't find how to set it up). >> >> >> On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 07:47:06PM +0200, David Adler wrote : >> > On 6/12/13, J. Liles wrote: >> > > Have you checked out Laborejo yet? I'm not sure about the >> transport sync >> > > capability, but it does play back over JACK MIDI, supports NSM, >> and exprots >> > > to lilypond. >> > >> > Basic start/stop Jack-Transport support has been added in the >> latest release. >> > http://laborejo.org/News/6_Laborejo_Release_version_08