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wiki:composition [2013/07/13 08:05] – [Production] the_aviv | wiki:composition [2017/01/13 21:46] – kristopolous | ||
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====== The composer' | ====== The composer' | ||
- | This article attempts | + | Unlike with many commercial packages on Windows or macOS, going from idea to finished audio file isn't necessarily serviced best by 1-stop-shop software in Linux (although a few do exist). |
+ | Instead, Linux music production can be envisioned as an assembly line where each " | ||
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+ | This paradigm allows for greater flexibility and since the tasks and duties of some software is well-defined and well-confined, | ||
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+ | This integration can be done two ways | ||
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+ | * Horizontally | ||
+ | * Vertically | ||
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+ | In a Vertical integration, | ||
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+ | In a Horizontal integration, | ||
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+ | These two approaches can be used together and additional or fewer pieces can be placed between striking a key on a keyboard and hearing a sound from a speaker. | ||
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+ | There is also an entirely different paradigm that includes musical programming languages. | ||
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+ | Finally, to really make things interesting, | ||
===== Composition ===== | ===== Composition ===== | ||
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===== Toolset ===== | ===== Toolset ===== | ||
+ | The composer' | ||
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+ | * [[apps: | ||
+ | * [[apps: | ||
+ | * [[apps: | ||
+ | * (recording) | ||
+ | * mixing | ||
+ | * [[apps: | ||
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+ | A //sound server// is used to connect all the tools together. A //session manager// is used to facilitate their setup and management. | ||
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An example of a beginner' | An example of a beginner' | ||
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* sample library: **ad-hoc collection** | * sample library: **ad-hoc collection** | ||
- | (Although it would be ideal if there was a collaborative effort to create a centralized library, for everybody to use and contribute to, in the Linux way-of-doing-business). | + | (Although it would be ideal if there was a collaborative effort to create a centralized library, for everybody to use and contribute to, in the Linux way-of-doing-business.) |
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- | As an alternative to MuseScore, Lilypond can be used in combination with Laborejo: | + | A very good toolset would be: |
- | * scorewriter: | + | |
+ | * session manager: **Non Session Manager** | ||
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+ | * sampler: **LinuxSampler** (**QSampler**) | ||
+ | * sample library: **Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra**, | ||
+ | * workstation: | ||
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- | QSampler is another LinuxSampler frontend: | + | The [[http:// |
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- | * sampler: **LinuxSampler** (**QSampler**) | + | |
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* sound server: **JACK** | * sound server: **JACK** | ||
* session manager: **Non Session Manager** | * session manager: **Non Session Manager** | ||
- | * scorewriter: | + | * scorewriter-sequencer: **Lilypond** (**Laborejo**) |
* sampler: **Calfbox** (**LisaloQt**) | * sampler: **Calfbox** (**LisaloQt**) | ||
* sample library: **Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra** | * sample library: **Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra** | ||
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+ | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
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+ | For a discussion about the composer' | ||
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+ | ===== See also ===== | ||
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+ | * [[wiki: | ||
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