looking for virtual instruments and midi-sequencer

[mentoj_dija at gmx.de]

thanks for your answer viktor,

i am not at home for the next half year (NZ... yea...). but after that, 
i try muse on 9.10. my brother tried rosegarden, which i couldn't test, 
and it works very well. so i will also test rosegarden if i am back at home.

thanks for all these answers


Viktor Mastoridis wrote:
> Muse is my tip. Reliable and stable.
>
> Muse has a fluidsynth built-in, easy to activate and access. If you 
> get over the problem that you mentioned earier,  it's really an 
> excellent app for Midi.
>
> I have created 10 tracks in Muse: drums, bass, piano etc, and saved it 
> somewhere on my  computer.
>
> then, in Global Settings, I set that file to open as a template (I 
> made it read only in case I forget and try to save the newly created 
> song...)
>
> I work this way for almost a year now, having tried all major midi 
> apps, and I am very satisfied. all basic sounds are loaded into the 
> song. All I do is press the Rec button and off it goes.
>
> Even, in Muse 1r3 there is the Audio Bounce menu. Just set up the 
> locators properly, choose bounce to file or on a an track and in a few 
> seconds you have a complete mix of all the things that you are doing 
> at the moment, midi and audio.
>
> But I know that in Jaunty, installing Muse 1r3 needs a bit of tweaking.
>
>
>
> -- 
> Viktor Mastoridis
> Music-o-Graph
> & Educator
> www.MediTera.Co.Uk <http://www.MediTera.Co.Uk>