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From: dregis@pldote.intel.com (~Dave Regis)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,comp.arch
Subject: Re: MIDI on the PC (was Re: programming the com port)
Message-ID: <56@pldote.intel.com>
Date: 5 Oct 89 22:33:55 GMT
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Reply-To: dregis@pldote.UUCP (~Dave Regis)
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> A major (for me) reason for buying a Roland interface is because everyone
> and their brother writes software for that interface, and only one person
> (you ;-) will write software for the inexpensive interface.

Approximately how much does the Roland MIDI interface cost?  I've got
a Yamaha TX81Z, and my Mac/Midi set up is going to my sister and her
family; I would like to hang on to my tone generator but see no reason
to unless there is reasonably priced hardware and software for the PC.

Dave Regis