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The Non Sequencer is a powerful real-time, pattern-based MIDI sequencer for Linux--released under the GPL.

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http://linuxlandit.blogspot.com – The Non Sequencer is a powerful real-time, pattern-based MIDI sequencer for Linux--released under the GPL. Filling the void left by countless DAWs, piano-roll editors, and other purely performance based solutions, it is a compositional tool--one that transforms MIDI music-making on Linux from a complex nightmare into a pleasurable, efficient, and streamlined process. Please see the manual for more information. What it is not. Non is not a plain MIDI recorder, tracker, software synthesizer, notation editor or AI system. There are other programs available to do those things. Non is in (HowTos)

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Problem: Jack Audio Problem: "Could not open ALSA sequencer as a client.

I was just trying play some .mid fles. Audacious popped up, but when I tried to play the files I got the following error message:

"You have not selected any sequencer ports for MIDI playback. You can do so in the MIDI plugin preferences."

This means absolutely nothing to me; and googling for information on this error message leads to more meaningless gibberish.

Hey all,

I need some help understanding how JACK, ALSA, and MIDI interact. Specifically, I want to understand why I'm having so much trouble routing MIDI traffic between different devices and programs.

Even more specifically: I have an ancient MIDI keyboard. Well, it's sort of a MIDI keyboard.

[ubuntu] java midi 44 weeks 5 days ago

Hi everyone, I am reading a book called "Head First Java" by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates. One example piece of code uses a MIDI sequencer to generate a sound. Unfortunately it doesn't work for me on Ubuntu. When I run it I only hear a kind of knock (it's supposed to be a piano note).

Sibilant title aside:

Can anyone recommend a basic step-sequencer that'll work okay in Fedora, please? Back in Windows-land, I used to use a little freeware program called Hotstepper, which allowed me to add my own WAVs to a library and then plot those into a piano-roll/sequencer.

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I have recently obtained the MinION USB genome sequencer, which to my disappointment doesn't seem to be working in Ubuntu properly.

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I'm attaching the screenshot of the process. Any help would be greatly appreciated!