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From: reyy@vax5.cit.cornell.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: MIDI beginner, STart disk, Sampsyn
Message-ID: <1990Sep17.205352.44@vax5.cit.cornell.edu>
Date: 18 Sep 90 00:53:52 GMT
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I have two questions that are somewhat closely related.

First of all, I'm very interested in learning about MIDI.
Some of my friends are musicians (although I'm not) with
MIDI keyboards, etc., and I have an ST...  a match made in
heaven!  I'm looking for a sequencer that's cheap, but can
do all the basics, like editting and that stuff (you're the
experts, you tell me!)  Is there anything public domain?

This leads me to my next question, because there is a program
in the JULY 90 issue of STart that looks to be about what I'm
looking for.  My question is, is this program (or any other 
in STart) considered to be public domain? (i.e., can I get a 
copy from one of you, or do I need to order the disk from
STart?)       (BTW, the program is called SUPER CONDUCTOR)

Okay, I lied, I have a third question, also relating to the
JULY 90 issue of STart...  Has anyone tried making Sampsyn?
About how much did it cost, and about hours many hours did
it take to build?


Please send any information you have on any of these questions
to my email address.  Thanks in advance for any/all help!!

David Rowell
Internet: REYY@Vax5.cit.cornell.edu
(I'll get a .sig when I figure out how to write on my monitor!)