Sound/Music and Linux

[Jim Herrmann]

Ardour is about to finally release version 1.0, next month I think. It 
is an open source Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) for Linux.  That's the 
closest thing to pro audio you'll find for linux.  Audacity is a very 
good multi-track audio editor.  Rosegarden will do MIDI recording and 
audio integration, but I'm not sure how of the quality of audio 
recording.  For just recording MIDI, I think Rosegarden will do just 
fine for you.  Once you get your MIDI done, record it with one of the 
other audio focused packages and lay your tracks on top of that.  There 
may be some other tricks you can pull of with these three applications 
in combination.

My $.02
Jim

Peter Amisano wrote:

>Thx for the quick response Jason,  I meant to send this to the list also.
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>Ok,
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>I am going to axe my windows 2000 server and install RH9.
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>I need to know if there is any really good, and free, linux sequencing/track
>based recording software for recording music and sequencing midi tracks.
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>Also, has anyone ever tried hooking a midi keyboard to a linux box? Is
>there anything I need to know?
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>wish me luck...
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>Pete
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