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From: piggott@bnl.UUCP (Christopher Piggott @ Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, N.Y.)
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Subject: Re: PCs <--> Synths: Info request
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Date: Wed, 13-Feb-85 18:02:39 EST
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The project which I am involved with (indirectly) is the SYNERGY project,
of Digital Keyboards, Inc.  I have myself written some software to talk to
an Apple II or Commodore 64, which simply saves the state of the Synergy
(the keyboard of which I speak) or sequences, through RS-232.  It would
be fairly easy to write some kind of an editor, and then have it interpret
data, turn it into something the Synergy can understand, and send it out
over the RS-232 port.  Being a 16 bit computer itself, the Synergy can
understand what to do next, ie placing the sequence in its buffer(s) or
changing the state of some part or all of the machine.

Midi?  Has anybody seen the C-64 software for their Midi interface for
that computer?  The software is pretty good.  I will describe if anybody
is interested.

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