Advanced Gtk+ Sequencer

The gsequencer binary provides you a user interface. It allows you to play, capture and create music. There is a piano roll, automation and wave form editor. It has machines for playing drum samples, Soundfont2 sound containers and synthesizers. They usually can be connected to a MIDI input source (instrument).

All sources need to be connected to the sink provided by AgsPanel, thus the properties dialog from machine's context menu is responsible. The engine is extensible by following plugin formats: LADSPA, DSSI, LV2 and VST3. It has support for various audio backends like ALSA, Pulseaudio, JACK, OSSv4, WASAPI and CoreAudio.

Features:

save or open Advanced Gtk+ Sequencer XML files with XPath support

add or remove audio engines with adjustable audio channels and pads

link channels with property dialog

output panel, mixer, spectrometer, equalizer, drum and matrix sequencer, soft synth, FM soft synth, SF2 synth, SFZ synth, audio file player and recorder

piano roll with basic notation editing with 256th notes, supporting copy & paste

adjustable BPM running 16th pulse with resolution of a 256th of a note

LADSPA, DSSI, Lv2 and VST3 support

export to WAV, FLAC, OGG and fast export for AgsAudiorec

multiple sinks/sources like Pulseaudio, JACK, ALSA, OSSv4, WASAPI and CoreAudio

automation editor

waveform editor

MIDI instrument playback

Standard MIDI File import/export

envelope editor per step sequencer or instrument

OSC content format support and listening server using IPv4/IPv6 over UDP/TCP

AGS-OSC-OVER-XMLRPC providing basic HTTP Authentication and monitoring by WebSockets

tic based system default max sync-rate upto 1000 Hz

GObject-Introspection annotations of libags, libags-audio and libags-gui.

Download

Support

External

GSequencer on project website.

GSequencer on Non-GNU Savannah.

GSequencer on Github.

GSequencer on YouTube.

GSequencer on Facebook

GSequencer on Twitter

Coming soon!