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MusE is a MIDI/Audio sequencer with recording and editing capabilities, written by Werner Schweer and is published under the GNU General Public License. The latest release of MusE can be found at the MusE hompage: http://www.muse-sequencer.org
HINT: Altough this manual is in a wiki (mediawiki) it should not be developed like one because we want to use this pages to create a PDF from it and a wiki (in the sense of the Wikipedia) isn't meant for printing rather then for crosslinked reading.
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Introduction
- From Where, To Where?
- Features of MusE
- MusE And Others
- Credits
- Disclaimer
Installation
- How to Obtain MusE
- System Requirements
- (Other) Supported Platforms
- Why Realtime Matters
- Installation Of A Binary Package
- Compilation And Installation
- Setuid-root
Invoking MusE
- Invoking MusE
- Command Line Options
- File Types Recognized by MusE
Window Reference Guide
General Interface Knowledge
- The Main Window
- Menu Bar
- Button Bar
- Trackinfo
- Trackhead
- Trackdata
Edit
- The Pianoroll Editor
- The Drum Editor
- The List Editor
- The Mastertrack Graphic Editor
- The Mastertrack List Editor
- Midi Transpose
- Midi Transform
View
- Transport Panel
- Bigtime Window
- Mixer
- Cliplist
- Marker
Structure
- Global Cut
- Global Insert
- Global Split
- Copy Range
- Cut events
Midi
- Edit Instrument
- Transpose
- Midi Input Transform
- Midi Input Filter
- Midi Remote Control
- Random Rithm Generator
- Reset Instrument
- Init Instrument
- Local Off
Audio
- Bounce To Track
- Bounce To File
- Restart Audio
Automation
- Mixer Automation
- Take Snapshot
- Clear Autotmation Data
Settings
- Global Settings
- Configure Shortcuts
- The Metronome
- Midi Sync
- Midi File Export
- Appearance Settings
- Midi Ports/ Soft Synths
Creating your setup
- MIDI Basics
- MIDI concepts
- Master Keyboard Technique
- Diffrent Midi Connection Concepts
- MusE's Midi Instances
- Midi Setup Verification
- IDF Controller and Sound Abstraction
Getting Started
- Creating A New Song
- Diffrent Types of Tracks
- Midi/Drum Track
- Audio Group
- Input
- Output
- Aux
- Recording Events
- Step Recording
- Use MusE's Internal Software Synthesizers
- Use Software Synthesizers In General
- The audio mixer settings
- LADSPA effects section for AUDIO
- MIDI filter
- Working with audio tracks
- Using Jamin for Audio Record
- Project concept
Software synthesizers coming with MusE
- Vam
- Organ
- S1
- fluid
- fluidsynth
- deicsonze
- simpledrums
External Software synthesizers
A reference what external synthesizers are there.
Postproduction
- OGG/MP3
- Publish Music
- License Issue
Reference Information
- Shortcuts summary
- Python interface
- FAQ
Last modified November 11, 2009 7:50 pm / Skin by Kevin Hughes
