
Stands to reason they're owned by Gibson who's also in trouble.
Yes, I got Sonar Home Studio, Rapture Session and 5 GB of Big Fish Audio loops courtesy of the Great Britain based magazine, Computer Music. However I wouldn't call it a demo version. Instead it is a standalone product.
Certainly, I use a Zoom H5 a few good mics and linux to do all my post production of audio. I notate melodic lines and print them from PDF format with Musescore which can do everything that I need. It is a learning curve to notate music on computer regardless of which OS or notation software you choose. I do not use midi for notation purposes because midi performance on a keyboard to create notation is a fools gambit. If you cannot read music then you certainly cannot write what you create, plain and simple. The process starts with hand written music scores that are then notated with Musescore so it will be legible in PDF format. I could score everything neatly by hand but that is a very tedious process and my musical calligraphy is not up to the standard of musicians like Augustine Barrioshttp://www.ortizrsamuel.com/la-catedral ... s-mangore/ or Stravinskyhttp://www.omifacsimiles.com/brochures/strav_rite.html who were human music typewriters as well as great composers and arrangers.Jim_Fogle wrote: ↑Wed Mar 14, 2018 11:22 amHave you abandoned using a computer for music creation entirely since you now use a Linux operating system instead of Windows?
My main computer interest is centered around music creation and production. I installed Linux on an older machine to learn more about it. I quickly became frustrated with the technical aspects and lack of tools or support for music creation or music production. Software choices are limited, device drivers for outboard accessories like audio and midi interfaces are non existent. It is difficult to find information about what works with Linux. When you do it may not work with the version of Linux I installed.
Maybe the Linux universe has changed since 2007 - 2008 when I thought about switching and tried it. I love for you to describe your system and how your system supports your music creation goals.
Hi Mugwump.Mugwump wrote: ↑Fri Mar 23, 2018 6:25 pmI do not use midi for notation purposes because midi performance on a keyboard to create notation is a fools gambit. If you cannot read music then you certainly cannot write what you create, plain and simple. The process starts with hand written music scores that are then notated with Musescore so it will be legible in PDF format.
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