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From: emerson@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Emerson Mei)
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Subject: Re: Questions, things for sale
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Notator is of course the most powerful notaion program in the Atari 
world.  It'll make you wonder how a 8mhz 68000 can do all that ;->
It's also probaly the most powerful sequencer bar none.  The only 
thing I would not recommend it for is if you want to do a lot of time 
signature changes. I don't but it doesn't look as flexible as it 
should (any comments out there?).  Luckily there are quite a few 
other choices, Dr. t's etc if you don't want the fairly steep 
learning curve, although it is a very satisfiing program to work with 
because it's so logical and flexible. It just has a LOT of features.