Music creation question...

[Qbasic_ Microsquash]

I used to make music in Winsux, but since I semi-switched to Linux, I am in need of some software. I used to use SF Acid Pro, and I want to have something along the lines of that, along with a loop creation tool. I mostly use wave format, but I can convert if needed. I would also like some kind of wave editor, like Wave Surgeon. If someone could help, I would be very happy!

[jman_77]

check out http://linux.davecentral.com
for a ton of downloady goodness.

[fancypiper]

For software, a good list is Sound & MIDI Software For Linux (http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/linuxsound/).

[Qbasic_ Microsquash]

Thanks, but I've already been through those sites. I'm looking for specific titles, so if you could help me there I would be happy. Something that can do the same thing as the progs I posted, in the same way.

[fancypiper]

I haven't used that program.

It sounds like you want to try wine (http://www.winehq.com/). Have you checked it out?

You might read through the O'Reilly article Creating Audio CDs With Linux (http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/532) for descriptions of several different audio tools and programs.

[ 18 July 2001: Message edited by: fancypiper ]

[optech]

i'm actually in the process of porting fruity loops to linux...
fruity loops stores it's files in an open text format, so creating a program to read that shouldn't be too hard...
if anyone would like to help, be my guest.

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