Re: looking for a midi recording softsynth

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I've just been checking out bristol and it looks really cool so far apart from there are some glitches in the sound (which might not be there if i used jackd and a real time kernel?)
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On 10/12/10 15:09, Fabio wrote:
lets not forget Bristol: http://bristol.sourceforge.net/
it was kinf of dificult (buggy?) to handel last time i used it though (long time)

Em sexta-feira 10 dezembro 2010, às 12:34:09, Jeremy Jongepier escreveu:
On 12/10/2010 03:30 PM, Josh Lawrence wrote:
I had no idea that amsynth was still around!  good to see that it is.
1.2.3 wasn't released that long ago and there's a 1.3 beta available
too. I like amSynth, simple, MIDI controllable and it can produce some
real dirty sounds.

Best,

Jeremy
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