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From: dawdy@tellabs.com (Dan Dawdy)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc
Subject: Re: Sound Blaster music editor
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Date: 27 Mar 91 00:53:39 GMT
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In article <21462@shlump.nac.dec.com> mikkelson@breakr.enet.dec.com (snopes) writes:
>
>In article <4970@czech.sw.mcc.com>, 
>  daneman@czech.sw.mcc.com (Michael Daneman) writes...
>
>>I recently bought a Sound Blaster card.   
>>allows me to write music by specifying musical notes (i.e. as in sheet
>
> Try using the AdLib Visual Composer software.  It's SoundBlaster compatible,
> and you can use all the .ROL files available from various FTP sites.
>
One more great program which is shareware is called Musician 1.  I
received this last week and was surprised at how powerful it seems
to be.  You can use a mouse with pull down menus and even place
all notes along with anyother info, rests, time sig, flats, ect
with it.  The documentation which comes with it is very limited
but after playing around for a few hours (and copying sheet music
to get started) I have most things figured out.  You can regester 
the program (remember shareware ;-) for $89.00 through Creative
Labs or the software company in Finland.  If you KNOW music and
how to write it, this is for you.  In my case its been many years
since high school band so I'll keep on copying sheet music till I
get the hang of it.
Good luck.

Daniel

dawdy@tellabs.com