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From: blevins@hpccc.HP.COM (David Blevins)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: public domain stuff
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Date: Thu, 2-Jul-87 20:14:07 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul  2 20:14:07 1987
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I tried a shareware midi sequencer by a guy in Canada (whose name escapes
me obviously) and couldn't get it to go at all.  (equipment: Roland GM70
midi controller and a Yamaha FB01 voice module.)  Lots of stuck notes and
bleeps and blunders.  So last night I plunked down $33 for Dr. T's EL
Cheapo Sequencer (or ECS, not its real name) and had a crude two-track
sequence going about 1/2 hour after I got home.  So I take back everything
I thought about Dr. T.  Of course, I haven't had a chance to really grind
on it yet...

I believe there's a sequencer on the first Start magazine disk (the mag's
sold out, but the disk is still available from The Catalog).  That could
be a good start.

dB  hplabs!hpccc!blevins