On Sep 14, 2011 2:45 PM, "Ilya Chernykh" anixxsus@gmail.com wrote:
On Wednesday 14 September 2011 22:38:27 Calvin Morrison wrote:
Frankly after looking through their website, I think this is not viable software. The program in itself nay work, but the sound engine was last released in 2005.
As a avid musician who runs a amateur studio, this is not a useful piece
of
software in the Linux Pro Audio community. Currently JACK is the #1 interface for sound programs and without Jack Support, I don't think it
is
that useful. If you think of Jack as the "pipes and plumbing", notedit
would
be a faucet that isn't connected to any pipes.
Not all people are professionals who use jack engine. Some people just
want
to compose a short melody or to teach notes their children (this also may
be the case of
a school class)
on that note, there are plenty of Jack based audio/MIDI sequencers which are up to date. Jack is invisible to the basic users, and a real tool for audio techs.
I am concerned that the sound engine will not be viable for much longer.
Calvin