freewheeling — live looping musical instrument

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                                                                                                 FREEWHEELING(1)

       The  configuration  file  for  freewheeling  is now located at ~/.fweelin/.fweelin.xml. You might need to
       start fweelin from a terminal to update your old configuration.

       This manual page documents briefly the fweelin command.

       freewheeling  is  a  live looping instrument. Using your keyboard or an external MIDI controller, you can
       record and trigger loops. Press '/' to toggle the keyboard shorcuts help.

       You will need to have jackd running in order to run FreeWheeling

       freewheeling — live looping musical instrument

freewheeling takes  no  command  line  arguments.  The  configuration  file  $(HOME)/.fweelin/fweelin.xml
       contains information on how to configure fweelin.

/usr/share/fweelin/fweelin.xml$(HOME)/.fweelin/fweelin.xmljackd (1)

fweelin