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Encyclopedia > ARts Builder

aRts Builder is an application within the ARts audio platform for building custom layouts and configurations for audio mixers, sequencers, synthesizers and other audio schemas via a user-friendly Graphical user interface


aRts which stands for analog Real time syntheziser, is an application that simulates an analog synthesizer under KDE/Linux. ARts Builder works in conjunction with aRtsd (d for Daemon) - the standard soundserver for KDE. The soundserver is not dependent on KDE and can be used in other projects.




External links

  • Homepage of the ARts project (http://www.arts-project.org)



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