Frank Barknecht <fbar@email-addr-hidden> writes:
> People think of very different things when they hear the word
> "sequencer".
Yes, they do, but it doesn't change the fact of what a sequencer is.
> If MusE is a typical sequencer, then sequencers contain an editor.
It's more than a sequencer.
> If a sequencer is a device as in ALSA or OSS, then they don't
> contain an editor.
That's more like what a sequencer does.
> Is a midi file player a sequencer?
If it sequence midi, then it's a midi sequencer.
> Is changing the tempo and transposing editing or sequencing?
Well, you control the sequencer with your interface.
I'm not trying to be difficult, but I'd rather have a powerful
sequencer daemon and then look for a nice model view editor.
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