[CM] linux windows question

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Sorry for the late reply on this one... I just now saw the email.

PC midi softsynth:  I was using timidity.  I believe it plays soundfonts
although I only used the piano sound.

Frankly probably a better choice, given your developer needs would be Plogue
Bidule.  They give it out for free intermittantly.  It is pretty powerful
(like a much simpler graphic version of PD/MaxMsp) and it is also a VST host
so you could load all sorts of VST instruments into it - lots of flexibility
that way.  Plus it is cross-platform compatible so you could run it (and any
patches you create in it) on OS X as well.

On Feb 2, 2008 7:34 AM, Rick Taube <taube at uiuc.edu> wrote:

> is there a standard ide for c++ on linux? anyone out there use
> CodeBlocks on linux? does it work? do linux distros typically include
> it?
>
> can someone point me to a free Windows midi softsynth i can use to
> test midi in/out ? im not having much luck with google.
>
> thanks for any info.
> --rick
>
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