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Linux Journal: "Part 1 of this series introduced arpeggiators in general and profiled the QMidiArp application.

This week we conclude our survey with a look at two more arpeggiators for Linux musicians: Hypercyclic and Arpage."

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Linux Journal: "Recently I asked readers for suggestions regarding Linux audio topics they'd like to read about in my articles.

One response suggested a survey of the various Internet communications channels for Linux-based musicians.

I liked the idea, so I considered my traditionally preferred channels, searched for and found interesting new connections, and wrote this guide to lead you on a tour of notable communications channels focused on Linux sound and music topics."

Recently I asked readers for suggestions regarding Linux audio topics they'd like to read about in my articles.

One response suggested a survey of the various Internet communications channels for Linux-based musicians.

I liked the idea, so I considered my traditionally preferred channels, searched for and found interesting new connections, and wrote this guide to lead you on a tour of notable communications channels focused on Linux sound and music topics.

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Musix: "We have released a new version of the 100% free operating system for musicians, graphic designers, video makers, artists and all kinds of users.

Musix 2.0 beta1 Live DVD can be tested on your PC without installing anything on your hard disk, then if you wish, you can install it."