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From: s37837k@saha.hut.fi (Jari Lehto)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: Questions, things for sale
Keywords: midi, synthesizer
Message-ID: <1991Jan18.165045.5679@santra.uucp>
Date: 18 Jan 91 16:50:45 GMT
References: <1991Jan16.210954.19744@rice.edu> <193@rosie.NeXT.COM> <40450@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU>
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In article <40450@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> emerson@gandalf.Berkeley.EDU (Emerson Mei) writes:
>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.

Have you guys ever heard of Cubase 2.0 by Steinberg Software? It also
has notation capabilities up to the level of professional use.
It is also cheaper than Notator, at least here.
As a sequencer Cubase is the ultimate choise for a pro-level musician.
It is very easy to use and uses the special features that ST offers to
give the best flexibility to forget the program and concentrate to creating
music. I have used both Notator and Cubase and guess which one got kicked out?

I am not connected to Steinberg in any way, just a very happy end-user.

	Jartsu


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