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I don't know Reason at all, but as far as I was aware, it was just a

sequencer with a synth and drums included in a monolithic piece of

software. With the exception of a lightweight sampler plugin, qtractor

can do all that using dssi or lv2 plugins and piano roll, with the

extra advantage of being able to record audio. As far as I am aware,

Lmms, Neil, Renoise and energyXT2 all have the same or better

functionality as Reason. The only difference I can see is the GFX and

the method of entering notes. Or am I missing something?
On 15/07/2010, Louigi Verona  wrote:

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>>

>> On the subject of software that does similar stuff to reason on linux

>> - how about:

>>

>> Qtractor

>> Neil sequencer (was aldrin)

>> Lmms

>> Renoise

>> EnergyXT2

>>

>> James

>>

>>

>

> Hey James!

> Neil sequencer looks nice, although I am not sure it will compile on my

> jaunty. In fact, would be interesting to see if its usable.

> Qtractor, lmms, Renoise and EnergyXT have little in common with reason, in

> my view. Besides, Renoise and EnergyXT are proprietary apps which I am not

> interested in.

>

> As for beautiful GUI, of course functionality is more important, but a nice

> GUI can be inspiring. I think it is important to many musicians.

>

> --

> Louigi Verona

> http://www.louigiverona.ru/

>

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