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Subject: Re: Amiga, MIDI, and DMCS questions
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Date: Fri, 23-Jan-87 14:29:29 EST
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In article <239@voodoo.UUCP>, tomm@voodoo.UUCP (Tom Mackey) writes:
> I have some questions about the use of MIDI and home computers in
> arranging music.
>...... and more questions dealing with MIDI music package capabilities ... 

In case anyone else is interested, a magazine like Electronic Musician,
or Keyboard can show you what's available on the market, and where you
can buy it, or get info.  One place that's on the net is Computers and Music,
in CA.  One company that seems to have pretty good hardware and software
is Opcode systems in Palo Alto, CA. Go to a large musical instrument dealer
that deals in electronic keyboards (not the little toys, but some of the better
ones), and they can usually show and tell you all sorts of things that you
can do with MIDI systems. After all, they want to sell you something, eh?

Good luck,
Duff