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| 277.1 | some midi ideas | AQUA::OCONNOR | The law dont want no gear-gammer | Wed Oct 19 1988 10:36 | 14 |
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Hi,
I'm just starting to get into MIDIing with my Atari and don't of
that exact program but there a lot of low-priced MIDI sequecers
or players for the Atari. I use Dr. T's MIDI Recording Studio as
my recorder and Activision's Music program as a player. It depends
on what you want use the machine for. The player type programs
typically allow entering notes on a scale with the mouse while
low-priced recorders listen to the selected MIDI channel, you can
usually enter notes but it is more of a pain.
Not exactly an answer to your question...
Joe
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| 277.2 | a few | NORGE::CHAD | | Wed Oct 19 1988 10:50 | 11 |
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Hybrid Arts EZScore is a limited sequencer and scoring program for not much.
(it is maybe 80 or 90 $ which isn't that much compared to 300-500 for
SST, Pro24, MasterTracks Pro, and 600 list for Notator). I have never tried
it but I did read the manual (4 minutes worth, they were closing) last
Saturday at Lechmere and it seemed to be an OK product. Dr Ts the Copyist
is also a somewhat relatively (you know what I mean) cheap scoring program
( It think, don't know a price).
Chad
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| 277.3 | Hybrid Arts stuff | MUNCSS::BURKE | | Thu Dec 15 1988 09:22 | 17 |
| I use EZ-Track-Plus together with EZ-Score. Both are reasonably
good for the price, however, as always it depends on your individual
requirements.
My main requirement is to edit (bits of) music using notation, as
opposed to step-time, punch-in, etc. The combination of EZ-Track+
and EZ-Score does NOT fulfil this. That is, it is possible to transfer
music from EZ-Track into EZ-Score, but NOT vice-versa. This I
discovered after buying EZ-Score. Arghhhh ! EZ-Score is not really
for playing music - it is intended merely for score composition
and printing. Bear this in mind if you intend to buy EZ-Score.
EZ-Track-Plus is reliable, and you can do quite a lot with it, once
you get the hang of the various features.
To summarise, I reckon that I'm going to have to buy Pro-24 or C-Lab
in order to get what I want. They seem to have it sown up. 450 quid
for a piece of ST software ? Jeez !
Jim Burke
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| 277.4 | MIDI for SALE: PRO24, MT32, CASIO keyboard | KERNEL::BARTLEY | | Thu Jun 08 1989 11:57 | 17 |
| I weep! Buckets! But what must be must be. I have not had time
since before Christmas to devote to MIDI music, so I want, or rather
feel I ought, to sell my
PRO24
Casio CPS101 keyboard
Roland MT32 synth.
Cables
I bought them all as a package several months before Christmas.
I'd prefer to sell as a package, but will consider selling each
item individually. I paid #865 for the package.
I should add that I thoroughly enjoyed the stuff for the couple
of months that I spent with it. No complaints at all.
Theo
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| 277.5 | MIDI song sequences wanted | STKSMA::HALL | Take care of your MIDI | Thu Jul 27 1989 11:35 | 17 |
| Hi,
Anyone out there who's got some free (PD) song sequenses playing
over MIDI. Could be DEMO's, cover songs or what ever. Since I've
only got PRO24 I suppose I need a tool to get the notes out over
the MIDI port as well.
If you're willing to help I could send some empty discs or you can
upload the stuff for copying.
I have to get new ideas creating music on the ST and one way could
be listening to other peoples work even though I dont have the same
set up and maybe need to do extensive editing to get it sound right.
Torbjorn
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| 277.6 | PD MIDI Players | VINO::BHAMILTON | Buzz Hamilton | Mon Jul 31 1989 13:13 | 19 |
| Most of the PD MIDI 'song' files that I see are formatted in either
Music Studio or EZ Track. I have uploaded an ARC file with three PD
players that handle Music Studio format and one song file. It is in
VINO::WINO:[BHAMILTON.PUBLIC]. The file was created with DCOPY. ARC on
VMS seems to have a problem with it but VMSSWEEP seems to be able to
work with it OK.
Most of the MS song files that I have play fine through these players -
the best seems to be version 1.2. Some song files only play well
through the 'real' Music Studio.
There are two PD MS songfile ARC files from the UMICH library in
VINO::WINO:[BHAMILTON.UMICH] - they are SONGFILES.ARC and
SNGFILES2.ARC. If you get the players and this still doesn't satify
your needs, I can upload more MS songfiles.
Be aware that you may need to use the editing features of the player to
change the preset value for your keyboard.
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| 277.7 | | VINO::BHAMILTON | Buzz Hamilton | Mon Jul 31 1989 13:18 | 7 |
| Details,details....
The files are:
VINO::WINO:[BHAMILTON.PUBLIC]MSPLAY.ARC
VINO::WINO:[BHAMILTON.UMICH]SNGFILES.ARC
VINO::WINO:[BHAMILTON.UMICH]SONGS2.ARC
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