29 Mar
2005
29 Mar
'05
3:55 p.m.
On Wednesday 30 March 2005 02:40, Sean Bolton wrote:
I'm in a similar place -- Muse and Rosegarden are
too heavy even
for my middle-aged machine, Seq24 and ttrk are great but are too
loop-based for my needs, most of the other projects I've found have
been abandoned.
Oh for just a lean mean GUI "list editor" that focused
on being fast and ACCURATE (no swapped notes etc) and
is programmable with <insert favorite scripting language>.
What I'd really love to have is something like the
"open mode" on
Dr. T's KCS. I did more creative sequencing with KCS on my
Apple ][+ than I've yet done on linux. :-/
I'm only joking but about a year ago I had a set of macros
and scripts that I used with Kate (KDE editor) to search
and replace and automatically preview tracks and whole
songs using http://midicomp.opensrc.org. It was fun.
--markc