29 Mar
2005
29 Mar
'05
9:35 a.m.
Bonjour!
I'm looking for an app like notedit, but I want to use it through jack.
I would be happy that it can use the jack_transport tool (I think of
seq24, but I don't think it's possible to sync it to ardour with jack).
It would be very cool if I could play/edit a midi file (graphically) to
a synth like qsynth or whatever and then connect it to ardour. Apps like
rosegarden are quite too big for me and especially for my old computer!
After googling and googling, I didn't match any app that could do
this... may be someone got an idea?
Yves
29 Mar
29 Mar
10:14 a.m.
On Tue, 2005-03-29 at 14:35 +0200, COCHARD Yves wrote:
Bonjour!
I'm looking for an app like notedit, but I want to use it through jack.
I would be happy that it can use the jack_transport tool (I think of
seq24, but I don't think it's possible to sync it to ardour with jack).
It would be very cool if I could play/edit a midi file (graphically) to
a synth like qsynth or whatever and then connect it to ardour. Apps like
rosegarden are quite too big for me and especially for my old computer!
After googling and googling, I didn't match any app that could do
this... may be someone got an idea?
I remember reading somewhere that the newer seq24 versions has support
for Jack Transport.
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10:46 a.m.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 14:35:29 +0200, COCHARD Yves <yves.cochard(a)unifr.ch> wrote:
I'm looking for an app like notedit, but I want to
use it through jack.
I would be happy that it can use the jack_transport tool (I think of
seq24, but I don't think it's possible to sync it to ardour with jack).
According to the website, Seq24 supports Jack Transport since Version
0.6.0... (newest release is 0.6.2)
http://www.filter24.org/seq24/road.html
1:39 p.m.
On Mar 29, 2005, at 4:35 AM, COCHARD Yves wrote:
Apps like rosegarden are quite too big for me and
especially for my
old computer! After googling and googling, I didn't match any app that
could....
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.
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. :-/
-Sean
3:43 p.m.
Hi Sean,
Probably not what you want to do, but it's possible to run the Atari
version of KCS under Xsteem, an Atari emulator for Linux.
I had a friend who pulled some amazing juice out of a C64 and KCS.
Very cool sequencer design, I agree.
Best,
dp
Sean Bolton wrote:
On Mar 29, 2005, at 4:35 AM, COCHARD Yves wrote:
Apps like rosegarden are quite too big for me and
especially for my
old computer! After googling and googling, I didn't match any app
that could....
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.
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. :-/
-Sean
3:48 p.m.
On Tuesday 29 Mar 2005 18:40, Sean Bolton wrote:
On Mar 29, 2005, at 4:35 AM, COCHARD Yves wrote:
I'm curious, how fast is a middle-aged machine? :)
Seriously though, MusE does take a bit of memory, but performance wise I don't
see it as heavy, unless you do audio, but that's a whole other ballgame.
/Robert
Apps like rosegarden are quite too big for me and
especially for my
old computer! After googling and googling, I didn't match any app that
could....
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.
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. :-/
-Sean
--
http://spamatica.se/musicsite/
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
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