Greetings: Some useful apps are listed at linux-sound.org, look under the Musicians Utilities section. There are tons of MIDI files out on the net, I often download files for arranging songs for my students. Some files need no work at all, others require massive participation. ;) I also like to write drum and bass parts for my students. I can work quickly with a sequencer like seq24, it's a very simple matter to whack out a few tracks as accompaniment parts. Nice to be able to alter tempo, loop, and transpose at will. Best, dp Gilles Degottex wrote: >Hi, > >I'm looking for softwares to practice improvisation, chords grids, >beat/mesures following, etc. > >I found on or two interesting apps, but I want to know of your experiences :) >someone know of good web site for ressources, drums rythmes, grid files, etc ? > >for example, hydrogen seems really usefull, but I found no web sites with a >lot of h2song files. > >Thanks in advance, >Gilles > > >
