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From: ttl@aura.cs.wisc.edu (Tony Laundrie)
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Subject: Re: (Laser) Music Processor
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LMP is pretty lame, in my opinion.  It only lets you type (via your
computer keyboard) or enter (via a mouse) notes on staffs.  It also
lets you score standard midi files.  1) It does not let you convert
the little black notes to MIDI, 2) The standard graphics are poor on
both dot matrix and laser printers.

There are some extra programs you can buy for $40 each.  One program will
crudely convert dots to MIDI, but all it handles are notes and durations;
it doesn't handle volume, tied notes, dotted notes, blah, blah.  Another
extra program lets you get higher resolution graphics, but I wouldn't bother.

Don't comment on this program unless you've used it.