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In other words ... no.
I don't think there even is anything quite like it.
Is there a garageband ( http://www.apple.com/ilife/garageband/ ) like app on linux??
In other words ... no.
I don't think there even is anything quite like it.
Fatal... GB is more like a band in a box type app....
Cheap, can't you just get some side-men for a session?
http://www1.simtel.net/welcome.php
http://www.musicbrainz.org/
http://www2.iicm.edu/Cpub
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/Feb0...linuxaudio.asp
MCA, If it ain't here maybe you could email some of the people?
Would a Karaoke program do it?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wired/
You are read for this? That is fast.
http://www.strobotron.com/
Something for all you pluckers.
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I have it from a very reliable source that even as we speak, a Garageband-like app similar to Hydrogen is being developed.
I have sworn never to reveal my sources - so I can't tell you who is doing this production.
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Well, phooey on you then.
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Actually; Garage Band is part of the iLife software suite. You'd have to buy a new Mac system to get it bundled, else just buy iLife. There are web sites out there that have free and not free instruments, and samples for GB also.
But yeah... It would be a feather in Linux's cap to have an application like that. Not unlike The Gimp, or Open Office.
Steve
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