> Hi Ralf, > > I don't believe that I do have the same chipset, my mobo is a gigabyte > ga-p35-ds3l with an intel q6600. I understand that qsynth will play > soundfonts and qsampler will play gig files but I was wondering if > there is a sampler
My English is broken, but I guess this is a typo, 'sampler' should be 'sequencer', right? It's better to ask you, to prevent misunderstandings. > that can use these programs. I would really like to have something > with a score editor but I have more or less given up on that idea. It > looks like jazz++ is being resurrected but I'm not sure how far along > they are. I'll keep looking. > > Thanks, > Arthur Hi Arthur :) oops, maybe another one wrote that he has got the same chipset. I only know about the fluidsynth-dssi, I don't know about a linuxsampler-dssi. MusE, Qtracktor and LMMS have no score editors. I don't need a score editor and I'm also fine without a linuxsampler-dssi, connecting to QSampler is okay for me. Jazz++ seems also not to have a score editor and it looks very rudimentary, but better than Seq24, maybe I can be fine with it for a while, if it will be stable. I didn't know about Jazz++, thank you for the information. I'll test Qtractor with Suse and try to get or compile Jazz++ for 64 Studio or Suse. Maybe you can try NoteEdit http://noteedit.berlios.de/docs.html, it seems to be able to run with Jazz instead of TiMidity, but I could be wrong, I guess I read something like that, I'm not sure, resp.: "NoteEdit can import from TSE3, MusicXML and MIDI and export to TSE3, MIDI, MusiXTeX, ABC music, PMX, LilyPond and MusicXML." For the moment I'll turn off the computer. Cheers, Ralf
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