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== Move to jack2 == | == Move to jack2 == | ||
Fedora 14 uses <code>jack2</code> for the first time, which brings several benefits over previous versions: | Fedora 14 uses <code>jack2</code> for the first time, which brings several benefits over previous versions: | ||
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New to Fedora14, '''gtick''' is a metronome application supporting different meters and speeds up to 1000 bpm. Review the details at http://www.antcom.de/gtick/. | New to Fedora14, '''gtick''' is a metronome application supporting different meters and speeds up to 1000 bpm. Review the details at http://www.antcom.de/gtick/. | ||
== qsynth == | |||
'''qsynth''' is a GUI front end for the Fluidsynth software synthesizer. Details of '''qsynth''' may be found at http://qsynth.sourceforge.net/qsynth-index.html. | |||
== Musicians' Guide == | == Musicians' Guide == | ||
Revision as of 21:03, 3 September 2010
Move to jack2
Fedora 14 uses jack2 for the first time, which brings several benefits over previous versions:
- dbus cooperation
- multi-processor
- whatever else
gtick
New to Fedora14, gtick is a metronome application supporting different meters and speeds up to 1000 bpm. Review the details at http://www.antcom.de/gtick/.
qsynth
qsynth is a GUI front end for the Fluidsynth software synthesizer. Details of qsynth may be found at http://qsynth.sourceforge.net/qsynth-index.html.
Musicians' Guide
With Fedora 14, the Documentation Project introduces a new user guide about music and audio software.