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From: Frank.Neumann@arbi.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de (Frank Neumann)
Newsgroups: rec.music.synth,comp.sys.amiga,comp.music
Subject: Re: Roland D-10 and Music-X on Amiga
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Date: 5 Dec 90 15:37:05 GMT
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Hi to you AmigaMidinoids, :-)

djh@neuromancer.metaphor.com (Dallas J. Hodgson) writes:
>In article <1990Nov30.110144.22714@assari.tut.fi> s117986@lehtori.tut.fi (Salmij{rvi Janne) writes:
>>
[...]
>>
>>P.S. What is the BEST (in your opinion) sequencer for Amiga ?
[...]

>Best Sequencer? Music-X v.1.1, just released. Without a doubt.

Hmmmm... I've seen Steinberg's Pro24 on an Amiga fair here in Germany
some weeks ago, and it looked VERY GOOD...although they decided to use
a dongle with it.
But one more thing about Music-X : In my version it's not possible to
set notes with a duration >1 measure ... is this corrected in V1.1 ??
(This was particularly bad when I tried to adapt some slow Phil Collins
stuff; in his songs he often uses LONG bass notes, which sounds quite
bad if you have to start over the bass every measure...:(

Enlighten me,
Frank
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