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:Linux Journal: At the Sounding Edge: Introducing KeyKit
Linux Journal: At the Sounding Edge: Introducing KeyKit
Mar 11, 2005, 07 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4844 reads)

(Other stories by Dave Phillips)

"At the end of last month's column, I promised we'd look at some GUI-based tools for algorithmic and experimental MIDI music composition. Due to the vagaries of obsolete dependencies and software development time, I can focus on only KeyKit in this article. I hope you'll agree that this focus is well deserved.

"KeyKit is a powerful MIDI composition and processing environment that includes an abundance of features and tools designed for conventional MIDI music-making--for example, MIDI sequencers and virtual drum machines--as well as for unconventional MIDI music-making. Indeed, for the Linux musician who wants to explore some exotic and unusual ways of composing with MIDI, KeyKit is required software..."

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Linux Journal: Linux MIDI: A Brief Survey, Part 2(Nov 26, 2004)



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