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>Actually, getting started is quite easy. You need a KDE2.1-aware version of
Brahms, which can be found in the kmusic CVS module. There is also information
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Brahms, and the output will be synthesized with aRts. It is usually a good
idea to have the artscontrol window open, and see that the volume is not
too loud (quality gets bad when the bars hit the upper limit). Now you
can start working on a new aRts demosong, and if you are done, you can
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