On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 6:15 AM, Justin Smith <noisesmith(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Have you tried seq24? I think it captures things like
banks and
patches if they are standard midi messages at least, but have not
tried this explicitly.
2009/3/16 alex stone <compose59(a)gmail.com>om>:
From time to time, as the inspiration comes, i
find the need for a quick,
simple, midi editor.
I currently use RG, and it does a fine job, but my question is:
Is there, in Linux, a standalone midi editor, which can handle banks,
patches, event changes etc... for editing a couple or few bars.
I record quite a bit these days, straight from LS into Ardour, but more
complicated passages, requiring patch changes, (i.e. Up and down bows, NR
and R samples, etc..) and are unplayable live from a keyboard, need to be
'constructed' within a midi editor.
As these runs, phrases, etc, are often only a bar or two long, i wonder
if a
simple standalone midi editor would suffice.
(i.e. A standalone matrix
editor, with the ability to apply event changes.)
I would then record the edited phrase or run, and keep the midi files
generated in the Ardour project folder.
Is there such a thing?
Alex.
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Justin, thanks for the quick reply.
I should add here i'm writing orchestral music, so the tempo's going to be
quite fluid, and not in a loop, or 4 on the floor sense, for much of the
time.
Alex.
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