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From: remde@npdiss1.StPaul.NCR.COM (Kevin Remde)
Newsgroups: comp.music
Subject: Re: MUSIC SOFTWARE FOR AT 386
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Date: 18 Mar 91 18:58:27 GMT
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In article <1991Mar8.212649.16104@athena.mit.edu> uge@athena.mit.edu (Eugene A Beidl) writes:
>
>Cakewalk pro is probably the most powerful IBM sequencer on the market, and
>Sequencer Plus Gold is right there with it.  Neither has notation built into
>it, although Twelve Tone Systems (Cakewalk people) are releasing a mini notation
>($99 list) package to perhaps run simultaneously.  

What?  That's the first I've heard of this notation package from Twelve-Tone.
Could you (or somebody) expand on this?  What are it's capabilities?  When
will it be available?  What sort of link to Cakewalk are we talking about?
Will I need Cakewalk 4.0, or is 3.0 good enough?  Will it run adequately 
on my lowly 8088?  (heh.. this might just be the excuse I need to finally
update my hardware... as if Windows 3.0 isn't enough.  :) )

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Kevin A. Remde			                  remde@c10sd6.StPaul.NCR.COM
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