On Saturday 26 September 2009 06:45 am, A wrote:
> After another research I found a few more candidates - MuseScore,
> jMusic, LilyPond, RoseGarden, NoteEdit
> Only jmusic seems not presented in my linux distro repositories
> already :) But I'd like to hear how others are doing recordings and
> then inserting arrangement. Again I'm not expecting to do something
> proffi now but would like tools I use to be capable so I can improve
> my skills.
I actually used LMMS to arrange my last song, then rendered groups of
tracks from it and imported them into Audacity for mixing and additional
recording. It's really self-contained, has a decent selection of
instruments and uses whatever LADSPA effects you have on your system, and
lets you render tracks in non-real-time once you get them the way you want
them. But to my knowledge, LMMS doesn't have a notation view which I think
you said you wanted in your first post.
LMMS will also let you record voice or instrument tracks from a mic, but I
would think you'd have a terrible time syncing up music to an existing
voice recording. I laid down most of the song before adding vocals, and I
did those in Audacity.
Rob
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