Re: [linux-audio-user] Re: Software recommendation

carmen wrote:
>> Puredata's strong point is not sequencing and notation,
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> sure but then neither is it the forte of linux audio software in general. for sequencing i definitely dig Pd+Tk a lot more than eithe seq24 or Dino, since youve got full access to the data for further massaging/accessing in unconventional ways without being bound to a clicky-clicky GTK workflow.. and arent bound to MIDI-enforced notions of what is a track, what is a folder of tracks, what is a region, etc..
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> http://replic.net/~ix/pr/seq.png for note/part editing, http://replic.net/~ix/pr/lg.gif for streaming control-data. just grab /extensions/gui/ix/{mat,lg}.wid and [widget]..plug the xlets into PDContainer, Pool, or the storage of your choice and get editing...using del, metro, pipe, or what have you for playback..
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Carmen, where is the [widget] external?

Can you provide some more instructions to install these awesome stuff?
Is there some documentation to extend or write my own widgets?

Thanks in advance,

c.
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>>> so what
>>> I need is an application that I can send midi notes and controller data
>>> through, which will remember them and pass them on to Puredata
>>>
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> for this i like rradical-style figure-8 abstraction to timestamp events and shuttle them onto storage - you can alligator-clip them anywhere in a patch, instead of having to keep track of midiout's and range remapping into/out-of midi and the subsequent resolution loss..
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> cheers,
> c
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