[ Thanks to Adam
Williamson for this link. ]
“New style sequencers like FruityLoops and Ableton Live
come with the recent trends of electronic music and tools. They’re
fun to play with, not as difficult as an old-style pro tool but not
as easy as a simple soundtracker, visually pleasant and designed to
make it relatively easy to experiment with. You get lots of
features to try, from real-time editing to chain of effects and
sample tricks. In 2007 Spring we have one of this style of
sequencer called LMMS. This tool gives a good first impression,
isn’t scary at first sight, comes with some instrument samples to
help newbies, and has a great interface.”
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