On Tue, Jan 04, 2005 at 10:22:28AM +0000, Chris Wareham wrote:
>
> On the sequencing front, Rosegarden and MuSE are the only real
> candidates. Unfortunately they both rely on ALSA, the poorly documented
> system that is now the preferred audio and MIDI architecture under
> Linux. Unless someone comes up with an ALSA emulation layer I can't see
> these two applications being ported to a BSD. I don't think LADSPA, the
> popular Linux plugin architecture works on BSD based systems either.

You are probably right.  Both NetBSD and FreeBSD include a old                           
version of rosegarden in their ports, but i suppose the use it                           
with aRts for sound and not ALSA.  And from rosegarden's website                         
it seems that the aRts solution is not recommended..                                     

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