On Monday 04 September 2006 16:53, Han wrote: > > am looking for a step sequencer for linux simmilar to fruity loops on > windows and other music and song production software that can replace > what i used to use in windows > > anything to replace: Sony Soundforge > Reason > Fruity loops > Ntrack >[...]
Hi, As well as the suggestions so far, you could try some other approaches: have a look at Rosegarden (Midi and audio sequencer and scoring), Hydrogen (drum sequencer), Freewheeling and Kluppe (loopers), Freebirth (synthesiser/sequencer/sampler), Jackbeat (audio sequencer), to name a few. (Note that some of these require the jack sound server to be installed and running, and a softsynth like fluidsynth can make life easier too - I recommend the qjackctl and qsynth frontends for these.) And have a browse through the sound section of the Debian package lists to see what else you can find! Good luck, John -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
