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From: me300234@pa.usl.edu (Stelly John B III)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: ST/Amiga Emulation (contd)
Keywords: Amiga, MIDI
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Date: 5 Dec 89 06:28:03 GMT
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In article <2205@leah.Albany.Edu> jac423@leah.Albany.Edu (Jules Cisek) writes:
>
>You're  obviously  very  misled since there is a lot of MIDI software on
>the ST that is not available on the Amiga.   Realtime  from  Intelligent
>Music  and  The Steinberg-Jones 24track Sequencer are two big ones I can
>think of.  There are very few MIDI applications on the  Amiga,  come  to
>think of it.  Serious ones, in any case (Sonix is NOT serious)...
>
>-- 
>Fight |     //             Julius A. Cisek   jac423,jules      |Don't
>Like a|   \X/ ->crunch<-   SUNYA, NY USA     @leah.albany.edu  | Be a
>Brave | IB...M             I do think it's good...             |Slave

Just to name a few serious ones...  Music-X (MicroIllusions)
Synthia Professional (The other Guys), Dr. T's KCS level II,III
M Intelligent Music, Passport Master Tracks

All of these are excellent and some (like Synthia pro) offer things that aren't
 available on Atari's.

--John Stelly