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From: tbc@juniper04.cray.com (Tom Craig)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Amiga SEQUENCERS
Keywords: sequencers midi
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Date: 7 Jan 91 18:18:41 GMT
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In article <17299@brahms.udel.edu> jon@brahms.udel.edu (Jon Deutsch) writes:
>I am becomming frustrated with the selection of sequencers
>out for the Amiga.  Every program seems to have it's falling.
>Is there a sequencer that is just plain 'ol TERRIFIC???
>One that supports variable-length patterns that can get mapped
>onto tracks?  One that DOESN'T CRASH? (or BOTH????)
Check out Music-X. One of the best (IMHO). Yes, to both questions.                   
>I look at the Mac and DOS sequencers and they seem FAR more advanced
>in ease-of-use as well as sophistication.  Can't a MAC prog be ported
>with veritable ease?  
DOS sequencers? Hmmm, Music-X definitely beats Cakewalk and Cadenza, which
are the 2 best DOS sequencers I've found. I don't know the MAC sequencers.

>I *really* don't want to have to buy a MAC, guys.
Me neither!                

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