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From: peters@sahiways.gov.au
Newsgroups: rec.music.synth,comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Need help with Altech's MidiBASIC
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Date: 14 Nov 89 14:58:40 GMT
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In article <16637@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU>, sage@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (David Martosko '91) writes:
> Hi there...
> 
> I am just starting to use Altech's MidiBASIC toolbox with the
> Microsoft QuickBASIC environment.  I know my way around BASIC,
> but I could use some help from anyone out there who has used
> this particular product with QuickBASIC.
> 
> I'm basically soliciting code of any kind--if you have written
> anything in MidiBASIC, I'd appreciate a copy of code...whatever
> you can spare.  Also, if there are any caveats I should be aware
> of, I'd appreciate the pointers.

Ideally, you should be working with Pascal, as I have found the MIDIBASIC
toolbox to be a tad on the unreliable side; the Pascal product is much better.

If you're into code, I strongly suggest you go get some back issues of Keyboard
(the GPI mag) and look for any of Steve deFuria's articles - he quite often has
/ had programme segments (usually in Pascal) which can do all sortsa things.

Give it a look-see.

Geoff Peters
(being at the end of a node and working on a DrOSs machine, I have _no_
tailer!  Oh well ...)

And now for the usual bit ...

"Disclaimer?  I want dat claimer!!"
"So?  I want my DAT!"