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Subject: Re: Musical notation and Kate's use of Fairlight
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Date: Fri, 19-Jul-85 07:12:22 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jul 19 07:12:22 1985
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Just a simple question for Doug Alan. What evidence would there be if Kate
did use the sequencer? My understanding of the Fairlight is that it is a
superior machine because of the flexability of the sequencer as opposed to
some cheaper things like my roland. It is not my intention to reopen the
dead or alive music questionm just to understand what clues would one 
find to indicate the use of a sequencer.

						dave
"It is indeed a goddamn noisy box but you must call it a stereovision reciever"