[needs-packaging] Radium

[Tree MendUs]

URL:
http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/radium/

Description:
Radium is a new type of music-editor. It might seem a bit like a
tracker, but its not just another tracker at all. Its a new concept - Fast and functional to use.

Features

 -Multiple or unlimited number of undo/redos. (user can set max num or unlimited)
 -Graphical zoom in/out.
 -Built-in configurable midi-patch editor
 -Extension language support (currently only python)
 -Configurable keybindings
 -Import of octamed-modules. (MMD2/MMD3)
 -All lines can be split into virtual unlimited number of new
  lines to make more precise setting of notes and tempo-settings,
  and already split lines can be split again, and so on.
  Very easy to unsplit too (just press 1), and it is totally
  non-destructive.
 -Virtual Unlimited number of notes can be played simultaneously on each
  track.
 -All notes and tempo-settings can be placed at a virtually
  unlimited presition within a line.
 -Virtually unlimited number of lines in a block.
 -Virtually unlimited number of tracks in a block.
 -Virtually unlimited number of blocks in a song.
 -All FXs is handled graphically. There are no command-tracks, as in
  trackers.
 -Tempo can be increased/decreased very easely graphically. There
  are also two special tracks for tempo-setting, one for BPM, and
  one for LPB (lines per beat), and global default tempos, and
  a realtime tempo-change slider for each block.
 -Velocity while playing a note can be very easily changed graphically.
  Note, "velocity while playing a note" means "polyphonic aftertouch"
  for midi.
 -Possible to change the width of the tracks.
 -A line can last virtually forever or virtually no time at all, and
  can keep virtually unlimited number of notes. (You could actually
  play the whole 5th symphony by Beethoven just on one line, I would
  guess. :)
 -Lots of shortcuts to move around in the blocks.
 -Various Transposing functions.
 -Various editing functions.
 -Possible to change editing-font.
 -Change the max/min value for the relative tempo-setting (third track).

More Features see http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/radium/docs/radium_Sections/features.HTML

License: GNU GPL licence

[Brian Murray (brian-murray)]

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