Slag project is a multiplatform audio sequencer that focuses on pattern-based sequencing. It is designed to be user-friendly, efficient and flexible allowing for greater control over music composition.
Slag is a pattern-based audio sequencer with a focus on multiplatform development. Offering a variety of features, this software is designed with real-time editing in mind, along with a virtually unlimited number of tracks and patterns. Users also have the option of using individual ports for tracks when operating with JACK.
One of the standout features of Slag is its live audio output, which can be achieved through the use of libao or JACK. Additionally, volume settings for tracks and pads are adjustable, and users have the ability to link song parts together seamlessly. The software also offers real-time audio file output to users.
Language localization is available in both English and French. In terms of system requirements, Slag calls for libsndfile, Qt (3.3.x Maintenance branch), Secret Rabbit Code, jack, and libao.
In the latest version of Slag, users can expect a number of improvements. This includes the resolution of a crash that previously occurred when stopping audio file output, compilation problems with GCC 4, and enhanced support for NetBSD and MacOS X. Overall, Slag offers a reliable and feature-rich option for those in need of a multiplatform audio sequencer.
One of the standout features of Slag is its live audio output, which can be achieved through the use of libao or JACK. Additionally, volume settings for tracks and pads are adjustable, and users have the ability to link song parts together seamlessly. The software also offers real-time audio file output to users.
Language localization is available in both English and French. In terms of system requirements, Slag calls for libsndfile, Qt (3.3.x Maintenance branch), Secret Rabbit Code, jack, and libao.
In the latest version of Slag, users can expect a number of improvements. This includes the resolution of a crash that previously occurred when stopping audio file output, compilation problems with GCC 4, and enhanced support for NetBSD and MacOS X. Overall, Slag offers a reliable and feature-rich option for those in need of a multiplatform audio sequencer.
What's New
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