22 Feb
2003
22 Feb
'03
4:05 p.m.
Greetings,
My 10 year old nephew and I were creating a video with Brodcast2000 and when it came to
creating the music track he _insisted_ that we use FruityLoops. I don't have the
nessesary Windows parts installed to allow Wine to do it's job. Is there a Linux
equivelent? It doesn't have to have all the features of FruityLoops. In fact, if
anyone can give me a hint how to get existing programs to emulate some of the features of
FruityLoops, that would be great.
Thanks,
Rocco
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22 Feb
22 Feb
7:45 p.m.
linuxmedia4(a)netscape.net writes:
My 10 year old nephew and I were creating a video with
Brodcast2000 and when it came to creating the music track he _insisted_ that we use
FruityLoops. I don't have the nessesary Windows parts installed to allow Wine to do
it's job. Is there a Linux equivelent? It doesn't have to have all the features of
FruityLoops. In fact, if anyone can give me a hint how to get existing programs to emulate
some of the features of FruityLoops, that would be great.
Most of the dlls are scattered around the net. You can download everythiing
you need. How that works with their license is something I don't know.
Fruityloops is a good program... I'd be nice if they'd port.
There are some samplers/sequencers for linux. Check www.linux-sound and freshmeat...
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9:12 p.m.
Rocco,
Hi. Take a look at Sound Tracker. I haven't done anything with
musically yet, and there seems to be precious little development going
on, but there is a core group of people who seem to be working with it.
To me it looks like a sample player, and I have loaded Acid Loops into
successfully. I'm n Acid Pro user, and have never used Fruity Loops, but
I think they have a lot in common. You might be able to do something
with this tool.
http://www.soundtracker.org
Take care,
Mark
On Sat, 2003-02-22 at 11:57, linuxmedia4(a)netscape.net wrote:
Greetings,
My 10 year old nephew and I were creating a video with Brodcast2000 and when it came to
creating the music track he _insisted_ that we use FruityLoops. I don't have the
nessesary Windows parts installed to allow Wine to do it's job. Is there a Linux
equivelent? It doesn't have to have all the features of FruityLoops. In fact, if
anyone can give me a hint how to get existing programs to emulate some of the features of
FruityLoops, that would be great.
Thanks,
Rocco
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23 Feb
23 Feb
5:46 a.m.
On Sunday 23 February 2003 02:04, Mark Knecht wrote:
Rocco,
Hi. Take a look at Sound Tracker. I haven't done anything with
musically yet, and there seems to be precious little development going
on, but there is a core group of people who seem to be working with it.
To me it looks like a sample player, and I have loaded Acid Loops into
successfully. I'm n Acid Pro user, and have never used Fruity Loops, but
I think they have a lot in common. You might be able to do something
with this tool.
http://www.soundtracker.org
Yes, use soundtracker and take also a look at http://hydrogen.sf.net - a cool
drum machine. You can use it do make drum loops and then use them in
soundtracker.
To know more about trackers, you can go to http://www.united-trackers.org
and/or download some .xm (the format used by soundtracker) on the net, load
them in soundtracker and look at how they are made.
HTH
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24 Feb
24 Feb
4:04 a.m.
On/le Sat, 22 Feb 2003 14:57:07 -0500
linuxmedia4(a)netscape.net wrote / a écrit quelque chose comme:
[snip]
use FruityLoops. I don't have the nessesary
Windows parts installed
to allow Wine to do it's job. Is there a Linux equivelent? It
[snip]
a fun binary to play with is ReBorn, based on windows' Rebirth.
Basically it's a bass and drums machine with cool effects (flangers, echo, disto)
etc.
The author has stopped it for now but I still have the thing.
Mail me if you want to play with.
It works out of the box.
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