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From: bbs00187@uafcseg.uucp (Don Kennedy)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: amigas in the music world.
Summary: Better than you think...
Keywords: Music etc.
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Date: 7 Jun 90 23:57:49 GMT
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I think the Amiga has been neglected in the music world, as if a built-in
if not standard MIDI implementation somehow made the ST inherently a better
music computer. Mac has had a real advantage in the software arena, but I 
think that will change soon. I've heard a lot of good stuff floating around
by people who seem to know their stuff. 

My company is developing a DSP 56001 based digital audio card that will allow
any enterprising MIDI software company to link, either by AREXX or written-in 
features, to two tracks of 16 bit high-end CD quality digital audio, synched
via MIDI Time Code or SMPTE. This should allow Amiga hardware/software to
surpass the features of Vision, the Opcode/digidesign sequencer with the 
forementioned characteristics.
 
Don Kennedy                                                                
Vision Quest