Multi Track Recording on fedora 4;

[Robin Laing]

Mirco Scaramucci wrote:
> Thanks for replying.
> I really want to work firstly on midi files (transpose them, change
> tempo etc..) then possibly put vocals on the track.
> All I am worried about is:
> How do I convert midi files to wave/mp3/ogg and stuff like that so that
> I can work on Audacity, which I have already done before with the only
> problem that the voice was always recorded in mono (not big problem as I
> could always double/copy track and paste on and then mix as stereo.
> What I was actually looking for is a sound editor/recorder similar to
> Qbase/Adobe Audtion and stuff like that I could use for recording in
> multitrack and edit.
> As you can understand I come from, unfortuantely, the windows world and
> find it ajust a bit difficult to adapt especially in the sound of linux
> sound world.
> Can you advise me?
> My plan is to open a mini recording studio in the NEAR FUTURE all LINUX
> based.
> 

Google is your friend.

Take a look at these two links that came up with a search of Linux 
midi editor.

http://muse-sequencer.org/
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/MIDI-HOWTO-8.html

Hope that helps.
-- 
Robin Laing