On Mon, February 4, 2013 8:09 am, Aurélien Leblond wrote:
>
> I have done some research and found "only" 6 tools:
> - LMMS - it is mentionned several times that it is designed around loop
> composition, but I'm not sure about being able to jam with them. (but at
> least being able to compose and move the loops around would be handy)
LMMS does not (in any version I have seen) directly record audio. They
suggest recording audio samples with something like audacity. I think
audio recording is on the road map though.
> - Luppp, SooperLooper and FreeWheeling - they more look like software
> version of JamMan to me and meant to be played "live"...
> - Giada - that's the last one I found, but the website describes a tool
> more for DJing and looping complete songs instead of actual instrument
> loops...
> - Bitwig - I guess Bitwig will be THE killer tool to work with loops from
> what I could tell from the website.....but we are still talking a few
> months before general availability...
Not being a "loop" person, I can't comment on these. I would at least try
qtractor though.
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