-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Ralf Mardorf wrote: > Hi Arthur, hi list :) > > Jazz++ isn't an alternative for the 64 Studio 2.1 vanilla install, > because wxWidgets >= 2.8.7 is needed, also it seems that Jazz++ isn't > able to do tempos decimal place, that means that there will be limits > for sync. > > Because even Lenny isn't a Linux state-of-the-art, I'll test MusE with > Suse 11.0. MusE is unstable for the 64 Studio 2.1 vanilla install. > Because I didn't tested QTracktor with any Linux, I also will check out > QTracktor running on Suse 11.0. > > Are there any other sequencers for Linux, that are relative near to > Cubase and Cakewalk? > IMO this is the wrong question to ask. Don't think of replacing a product, think of finding replacements for functions. Cubase and Cakewalk were built within a particular computing paradigm that does not accurately reflect the FLOSS world.
> Seq24 and LMMS are non-serious sequencers for my needs and Jazz++ seems > to be a less good sequencer too. No idea what you are talking about here. Personally I use Rosegarden for the little midi work I do. I then make use of dozens of other programs. Ardour for the recording, mixing, and usually applying effects, but there are a lot of programs that get used. > > A friend would buy my ASUS M2A-VM HDMI, but if I can't get a DAW, > including a MIDI sequencer running with Suse 11.0, I guess I will > install Windows, because I'm to stupid to get informations about a mobo, > that's fine with 64 Studio or any other Linux for a DAW, including a > MIDI sequencer, by using my AMD Athlon BE-2350 G2. > > It's the second computer now, I spend money for, to get a Linux DAW, > that isn't fine. > Research is king in any field. My Windows DAW had similar problems because I did not properly do my homework on the VIA chipset. > Is there anyone running a stable DAW, including a MIDI sequencer like > Rosegarden or MusE, using a socket AM2 based mobo? And if so, is it a > mobo that's not immoderate expensive? > I have tried AM2 on 4 different chipsets, and none of them was a pleasant experience (2 different nVidia chipsets, 1 ATI, 1 AMD I am counting AMD and ATI separately because the ATI chip set preceded the merger). This caught me off-guard because my current DAW is an AMD 939 based system and it has been rock solid. > The only thing I also might check out, is to install several 32-bit > Linux :(. > Did not make a difference for me on the AM2 systems. Best of luck, -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFI4YSywRXgH3rKGfMRAgGHAJ41qZY9LGXvupQvnpmdFk/JrQJ0EACfXhXH vS+Rj36RjfxANY5KEcsRtd4= =Vy+Q -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
