On Sat, 2003-05-24 at 06:46, Guy Daniel CLOTILDE wrote: > Hi > > On 24 May 2003 06:14:05 -0700 > Mark Knecht <markknecht@xxxxxxxxx> wrote / a écrit: > > > You want a sequencer. A tracker is a bit different in that it plays > > prerecorded audio files at specific times. > > Is it not what he may want? seq24 (http://filter24.org/seq24/) for instance is oriented for live playing . It records midi tracks and play them back. Best of all, it's really lightweight. > I found that RG is a tool well suited for composing, mixing midi tracks (bass, drums, violins, etc) and audio tracks (guitar, voices). > Well, his original request was: (As I understood it!) 1) He's going to play his piano synth - it puts out MIDI - he wants tha MIDI recorded. RG will do that. 2) When he has the MIDI right (edited and what not) he will let RG (or whatever recorded it) play, and he wants to record the audio. RG will do that. I haven't used Seq24, but that, plus maybe Ecasound or something to record the audio would work also. Probably comes down to what's easiest to build and operate on his machine. Probably either of those two options, or a few others, would do what he needs.
