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From: ttl@aura.cs.wisc.edu (Tony Laundrie)
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Subject: Re: Sequencing/Composition programs-IBM-PC
Keywords: MIDI
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Date: 14 Jan 91 17:49:42 GMT
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In article <10310@jarthur.Claremont.EDU> asaxon@jarthur.Claremont.EDU (Allan Saxon) writes:
>I'm looking for a program that can offer easy composition in standard
>notation with printing capabilities (prefferably laser-postscript) and can 
>also handle input from a keyboard (sequencing) or MIDI instrument. 

I have Music Printer Plus 3.2 and like it.  You can enter music in normal
notation, compile it, and generate MIDI sequences.  Music can be entered in
real-time from a keyboard or (if you have little piano ability) with a mouse.
It costs about $480.  The major bummer with it is that it is copy-protected.

I also have Laser Music Processor.  It can be used to enter and print music,
but has limited MIDI output capability.  It can read and score standard
MIDI input, however.  I bought it for $80.  I'll sell it for $50.  Write for
details.
						ttl@cs.wisc.edu