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Re: music based applications in debian?



Good evening Sir. Joel,
I will be writing you privately about this. I am not a build from source kind of girl. still I am very interested in becoming a serious user of both programs. Will also be joining the Linux audio lost.
Thanks profoundly!
Cheers,
Kare

On Sun, 14 Dec 2014, Joel Roth wrote:

Karen Lewellen wrote:
Hi all,
by which I mean for composition, midi  work perhaps Miltie track recording
etc.?

Hi Karen,

Midish is a command-line app for MIDI recording.
Quite a bit of helper code is available for the serious
user.

For multitrack recording, it may be worth experimenting
with Nama, which uses Ecasound as the audio-processing
backend. (Nama can also launch and manage a midish
process.)

A debian package is available for midish. For Nama, the
debian package is outdate. You can either build from source,
or wait a day or two until the latest version is available
from CPAN.

As main author of the latter, I'll be happy to answer
any questions.

The Linux Audio Users list is a great resource for anyone
working with audio under Linux.

Cheers,

Joel



I am aware of lilllypond  for producing the actually printed music.  As this
is a Linux program in general I imagine it is a part of Debian somewhere.
Command line would preferred.
Thanks in advance,
Kare


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