On Fri, 13 Apr 2001, Emmanuel Amador wrote:
..
> Can anyone out there recommend a good music composer/MIDI sequencer
> that runs on Linux? I've downloaded some but they're usually in early
> development stages or very difficult to use. I'm just looking for a
> simple sequencer (mainly to lay down some drum, bass, and a few
> keyboard parts) and a converter to capture my MIDI output to a WAV
> file.
Jazz. I actually used the Windoze version to convert this Disney MIDI
("someday my prince will come" would you believe..) into a single-note
MIDI usable for Nokia ringtones. And it's quite feature-complete, not
buggy or anything.
If someone as tone-deaf as I am can use it, I'm pretty sure you will
figure it out easily.
I didn't use the Linux version because there is no support for MIDI on my
sound card (Aureal Vortex2 SuperQuad Digital). I don't think the Linux
version supports soft MIDI either. But if you have the right card (read:
Creative SBLive!) you will probably love Jazz.
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