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MusE - midi/audio sequencer

0.8.1

KDE Sound Application

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Link: Link
Downloads: 5524

Submitted: Jan 6 2004
Updated: Mar 28 2006

Description:

MusE is a multitrack virtual studio for Linux that has support for sequencing of midi and audio and has, among other things, support for LADSPA, Jack, softsynths(internal and VST-Instruments) and much more see homepage for more information.

Changelog:

This release note is for MusE 0.8.1.
It is basically a bug fix release for a note-off bug that crept into 0.8.

[General]
MusE is a multitrack virtual studio with midi, external, softsynths and audio support.

[URL]
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/

[Changes from the ChangeLog]
* Added next/prev marker, keyboard shortcut
* Added LASH support (patch from evermind @ gentoo)
this also means that ladcca is no longer supported
* Reverted fix for silent softsynths, synths were not silenced upon [stop].
* Added Motif-Rack idf from europeen

[Known issues]
See the errata section on the homepage for the latest:
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/wiki/index.php/Errata0.8

For a complete list of changes see the ChangeLog:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/lmuse/muse/ChangeLog?rev=1.214.2.147&on
ly_with_tag=REL07&view=auto

Source download available:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=93414&package_id=184215&release_id=405163
Regards,
/MusE Development team

License: GPL

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Nice application

by elektroschock on: Jan 6 2004

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Sounds good, however I prefer more hobby style applications like good old "band in a box".
I don't think this specific development direction taken by most of the professional applications in this subject was very good, because it doesn't provide the majority of semiprofessional users with what they really need.

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Re: Nice application

by spamatica on: Jan 8 2004

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Oh, I think that's entirely up to the user, we all have different preferences.
The beauty of opensource, no lock-ins. If you like something else, try something else, or why don't use several apps together?
Now with Jack being a central part of audio development under Linux we can connect just about anything with anything. Both eating and having the cake. :-)

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The other 2 big ones

by furanku on: Jan 7 2004

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Looks nice, indeed :) From a first look I'ld say Cubase users will find a familiar UI (Brahms also goes in that direction), but what about all the poor Logic or ProTools used persons, like me ;) ?

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Re: The other 2 big ones

by spamatica on: Jan 8 2004

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Oh, I think you'll manage even if you are just a poor Logic or ProTools user ;). You can always head over to our mailinglist and ask questions, we're a friendly bunch.
I'm thinking that I might change the download link, it isn't obvious that MusE is available in binary form for many distributions... Makes it easier to try out.

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Missing header file

by DexterMagnific on: Jul 19 2004

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Hi,
when i compile, the file fluidsynth.h is not found.
i searched through directory tree and didn't found it.
it is included in fluidsynti.cpp line 10 (among others)

version 0.7.0 directory synti/fluidsynth

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Re: Missing header file

by spamatica on: Jul 19 2004

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Hi,

fluidsynth.h is part of the fluidsynth package http://www.fluidsynth.org/. If you use a distro with binary packages there is probably a devel package you can install.

It's strange however that MusE tries to compile fluidsynth though this file is missing... possibly it exists but in a dir that MusE does not expect. Normally it would be in /usr/include.

Another option would be to explicitly compile MusE without fluidsynth support:
./configure --disable-fluidsynth

Though this is not recommended, support for internal fluidsynth is a real boost to the overall package.
If you need to dig deeper into this, do subscribe to the mailinglist.
http://lmuse.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Muse_ml

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Note Editor no more

by Poprocks on: Jul 20 2004

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I don't know about you guys... but half the reason I use these programs is so I can get the notation editor!

But I'm a very low-scale musician, and I have my own ways of doing things... I like to keep everything nice and simple (I've never even bothered figuring JACK out...) But yeah... due to the lack of the notation editor now, this software is essentially useless to me. Too bad, it looks like a great project.

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Re: Note Editor no more

by spamatica on: Jul 20 2004

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I guess it differs quite a lot how you use this kind of package. Some want score features, some don't.
In any case there's always a possibility to export the midi and print it with a dedicated notation package (which some might argue is a better alternative anyway), there are actually several for Linux.

The reason it was remove was due to the main author not being satisfied with it's functionality. He felt it was not possible to further evolve it with the current framework.
Instead he has started a separate project http://mscore.sf.net with a direct focus on notation.

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Re: Note Editor no more

by deif on: Feb 17 2005

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I agree with you.
I'm completely in the same situation.

The score is the natural way to enter notes. Now I'm moving to Rosegarden, but it (also, like every other software) lacks ability to enter notes FAST!. For me this means for example to enter noteheads before I've decided the durations.

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Nice!

by comix on: Sep 16 2004

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Simply my favorite midi editor on Linux =)
Nice jack-transport support!

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Suse 9.2 Rpm created

by linux3114a on: Feb 17 2005

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muse-0.7.1-s92k33rc.i586.rpm
at http://home.tiscali.be/raoul.linux/download.htm

raoul
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MusE - midi/audio sequencer

KDE Sound Application

MusE is a multitrack virtual studio for Linux that has support for sequencing of midi and audio and has, among other things, support for LADSPA, Jack, softsynths(internal and VST-Instruments) and much more see homepage for more information.

Nice application

Re: Nice application

The other 2 big ones

Looks nice, indeed :) From a first look I'ld say Cubase users will find a familiar UI (Brahms also goes in that direction), but what about all the poor Logic or ProTools used persons, like me ;) ?

Re: The other 2 big ones

Missing header file

Hi, when i compile, the file fluidsynth.h is not found. i searched through directory tree and didn't found it. it is included in fluidsynti.cpp line 10 (among others) version 0.7.0 directory synti/fluidsynth

Re: Missing header file

Note Editor no more

Re: Note Editor no more

Re: Note Editor no more

I agree with you. I'm completely in the same situation. The score is the natural way to enter notes. Now I'm moving to Rosegarden, but it (also, like every other software) lacks ability to enter notes FAST!. For me this means for example to enter noteheads before I've decided the durations.

Nice!

Simply my favorite midi editor on Linux =) Nice jack-transport support!

Suse 9.2 Rpm created

muse-0.7.1-s92k33rc.i586.rpm at http://home.tiscali.be/raoul.linux/download.htm

Hi,
when i compile, the file fluidsynth.h is not found.
i searched through directory tree and didn't found it.
it is included in fluidsynti.cpp line 10 (among others)

version 0.7.0 directory synti/fluidsynth

I agree with you.
I'm completely in the same situation.

The score is the natural way to enter notes. Now I'm moving to Rosegarden, but it (also, like every other software) lacks ability to enter notes FAST!. For me this means for example to enter noteheads before I've decided the durations.

Simply my favorite midi editor on Linux =)
Nice jack-transport support!

muse-0.7.1-s92k33rc.i586.rpm
at http://home.tiscali.be/raoul.linux/download.htm