22 Jun
2004
22 Jun
'04
4:53 a.m.
accompaniment
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On Tuesday 22 June 2004 02:22, linux-audio-user-request(a)music.columbia.edu
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I need a program that lets me type in chords, select a
style, hit play
and get a midifile with drum and bass accompaniment for practicing. I
looked around and although I found a few tools they all seem to be aimed
at jazz (which I also play, so I'll look into the ones I found), but for
this purpose I need something in faily straight-ahead pop/rock style. Is
such a thing outthere? Or should I go for another more jazz oriented
tool, and if so, which?
Alas, the one I use "Jammer" and another great tool "Onyx" are Windows
only.
So is BIAB. These are all paid products, not opensource or gnu. There is
little motivation to port this stuff. Not enough customer demand outside
Windows.
I will try gmorgan if I can get it compiled but I am still stuck in Windows
for this type of work and like to remain so for the foreseeable future.