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Rosegarden

Rosegarden

Rosegarden is a professional audio and MIDI sequencer, score editor, and general-purpose music composition and editing environment. It combines a track-oriented audio/MIDI sequencer with a standard music notation editor to provide an "all-in-one" solution.

Rosegarden is an easy-to-learn, attractive application, ideal for composers, musicians, music students, and small studio or home recording environments.

It is designed to look and act in a manner familiar to experienced users coming to Linux from other platforms, whilst also being accessible and friendly to users new to music software generally.

 Rosegarden 1.6.1

Price
Free to download

Size
6.6MB
License

GNU General Public License

Developer
Dia Developers

Website
www.rosegardenmusic.com

System Requirements
Minimum: 400MHz processor, 64MB of RAM but for serious use at least 256MB of RAM

KDE 3 libraries (i.e. KDE 3.3 and Qt 3)
ALSA sound drivers
JACK audio server (optionall -- needed for audio sequencing)

Support Sites:
Rosegarden Handbook, Learning Rosegarden, Mailing Lists

Selected Reviews:
Linux Journal

Features include:

  • Allows you to record, arrange, and compose music, in the shape of traditional score or MIDI; data, or of audio files either imported or recorded from a microphone, guitar or whatever audio source you choose
  • Write, edit, and organise music to create a composition, which you can then synthesise, add effects to, and mix down for burning to CD or distribution on the web
  • Contains professional notation editing support for high quality printed output
  • Supports the JACK audio server, LADSPA and DSSI processing and synthesis plugins, as well as advanced features of the ALSA MIDI system such as multiplexed I/O and syncronization with external programs and devices via MIDI clock, MIDI Machine Control (MMC), and MIDI Time Code (MTC).
  • Translations are included for Russian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Estonian, Welsh, Swedish, Dutch, Japanese, simplified Chinese, Czech, Catalan and Finnish.

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Last Updated Friday, April 25 2008 @ 05:38 PM EDT


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