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Subject: Re: Advice needed on midi software for Mac
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>>P.S.  Could you also point out what else I would need for a certain 
>>package (ie a midi interface)
>
Wayne might also have mentioned that Opcode also sells the Midi Translator,
which is the device that interfaces between the Mac and the instrument you're
planning to connect.  When you purchase that (about $50 US) you'll also need
MIDI cables to connect to and from the device.

If that price seems high, I have been told that handy people can solder their
own for about $10 US, and that the circuitry is rather simple.
Bob Kosovsky