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From: erkamp@arc.ab.ca (Bob Erkamp)
Subject: Re: Hybrid Arts Sequencers?
Message-ID: <1991Mar28.210508.26331@arc.ab.ca>
Organization: Alberta Research Council
References: <1540012@hpcc01.HP.COM>
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 91 21:05:08 GMT

In article <1540012@hpcc01.HP.COM> wright@hpcc01.HP.COM (Jeff Wright) writes:
>Has anybody used the Hybrid Arts "EditTrack II" or newer "EditTrack
>Gold" sequencers?  I'm thinking of replacing my obsolete sequencer
>with something a little newer, and I'm attracted to Hybrid Arts
>because I own their EZ-Score software.  My needs are fairly basic, I'm
>looking for something that has:
>
>   o Graphical sequence/track editing
>   o "Song" editing by measures or sequences
>   o User-definable quantization
>   o Import/Export standard MIDI files
>   o Runs on 1040ST (1M RAM) with color monitor
>
>I'm also considering Dr. T's Tiger Cub software, but it doesn't seem
>to have any kind of song editing, and 12 tracks seems a bit limiting.
>
>Please post if you have any comments on the Hybrid Arts packages or
>any other suggestions.
>
Well I have SMPTE-TRACK II (EDITTRACK II with SMPTE) and a friend of mine has
Tiger Cub. I think these are both very good packages but the Hybrid Arts
package can definetly do a LOT more that Tiger Cub. I suspect both of them will
do what you want (Not sure what you mean by "Song" editing). It certainly does
the rest.

Bob