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Can anyone recommend a MIDI editor?wombatrpgs
So, anyone know of a decent application for editing/composing MIDI stuff? I'm aware of several, and I've installed a couple, but I was wondering if anyone had any good experiences with anything. Especially those of you who've actually composed stuff. I intend to put in some time trying to learn one with decent capabilities, so I'd prefer something that didn't stick to the sheet music format.
evangeline
I think that a good editor for create is Cubase, but isn't easy to use...
http://www.steinberg.net/en/products/musicproduction/cubase5_product.html bye Evangeline catscratches
Cubase is indeed very good... but not really for MIDI editing.
My suggestion is Anvil Studio. It's free and it's what I use myself. I usually compose the MIDI in Anvil Studio and then import it into Cubase so I can apply VST instruments and effects etc. Cubase Studio is i.m.o. quite a pain when it comes to MIDI editing. It's really good at basically everything else, though. I havn't tried Cubase 5 though, so I don't know if it's better. http://www.anvilstudio.com/ wombatrpgs
Ha, in the meantime I actually went and grabbed Anvil. I haven't put much time into it though, but I'm making progress.
gandalfthegrey
Does anyone know a good midi editor for Linux?
wombatrpgs
The only one I know of is RoseGarden, but I have no idea as to its quality.
David_Pardy
I use Noteworthy Composer - http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/
Very easy to use, and it uses the keyboard for input rather than the mouse in a very intuitive fashion. I MUCH prefer it to Finale and Sibelius which are the only other ones I've used. Related topics
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