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From: mml@sequent.UUCP (Michael/Marjorie Lewis)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.wanted,misc.forsale,or.forsale
Subject: Advice needed for Atari ST music software
Message-ID: <35863@sequent.UUCP>
Date: 30 May 90 01:36:00 GMT
Reply-To: mml@sequent.UUCP (Michael/Marjorie Lewis)
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Organization: Sequent Computer Systems, Inc
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I have been looking for some very inexpensive software for my Atari St 
computer and I was wondering if I could get the expert opinion from you
folks who have used it on your computers.  My situation is this -- I work
in a studio and have access to lots of tracks so I don't need software to
handle super major sequencing functions.  I want to be able to record some 
tracks at home and then go in and print them to tape or time correct a few
things there at the studio.

Someday I would like to get some big-hitter sofware such as SMPTE Tracker
or Notator but someday's budget is not here today so I've been looking at
things that will get me by such as $50 Dr. T software.  At the same time I
don't want to get something totally stupid and worthless that I'll regret
owning.  Any good suggestions or used software for sale -- cheap?

Thanks,
Michael Lewis
Starlight Recording
(503) 591-1276