Hi all,
I'm hopping in here for a quick note on my own setup. But before that, I
wanted to tell you guys that I just finished an album a few weeks ago,
using Rosegarden for Midi and Ardour for Audio. I got a few annoying
bugs and crashes (using old versions, though, I got a little
conservative close to the end of the work, not wanting any upgrade cause
any new weird behaviour), but on the whole, Rosegarden is really usable.
So thanks a lot : free audio and music software is what keeps me on Linux.
Anyway : I have three synths, patched together with a UM-550 from
Edirol, connected via USB to my computer. That little devil gives me no
less than 5 midi inputs, but Rosegarden will only let me record one
synth at a time, and I have to get down to changing the default record
device in the midi-setup dialog, which kind of sucks. I'd really like to
be able to record several synths at the same time (Midi, that is).
So I guess that makes me a supporter of the "each track has it's own
input device and channel" solution, next to the "output device and
channel".
UI : Have a setting somewhere that says "default input device and
channel", which gets copied for each new track. Maybe set each new track
to the same device but with a different channel, which would make it
easy to record using a MIDI-oriented master keyboard (like my RD-700).
Cheers, and thanks again.
Carl
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