19 Jan
2006
19 Jan
'06
9:20 a.m.
Cesare Marilungo wrote:
Johannes Mario Ringheim wrote:
> Michael T D Nelson wrote:
>
>> I would be interested to know of a recommendation for a more
>> lightweight MIDI sequencer - perhaps one that I will be able to
>> syncronise (sic) with Ardour?
>
> Newest version of seq24, 0.7.0, works beautifully with jack and ardour.
>
Thanks for the tip, Johannes - I have looked at seq24 before, but only
briefly. I'll look again.
I've tried seq24 for this purpose but it is a bit
limited if your music
is not based on loops
Thanks Cesare, good point. Well, some of my stuff is looped, and some isn't.
I'm thinking of using seq24 & qsynth as a substitute for hydrogen in
this case, so it might just be right for me.
I'm still looking for a better and lightweight
solution for MIDI only
sequencing.
That would be nice, wouldn't it? I'd like something with the ability to
write conventional notation, and MIDI sequencing, synchronisation but
not too much more.
Regards
Michael