“I’m going to interrupt my regularly scheduled broadcast to
bring you a special program. For those of you expecting Part 2 of
my MIDI article, have no fear, I’ll present it next month, so
please read on.“Recently I’ve been having so much fun with a particular Linux
audio application that I have to share it with readers. The
application is called Hydrogen, and for those of you unfamiliar
with it, Hydrogen is an advanced drum machine/rhythm programmer
with a remarkable set of features. Here’s what the features list on
the Hydrogen Web site has to say about the program’s
capabilities…”
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