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From: pstevens@pioneer.arpa (Paul Stevens RCE Sterling)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: ST sequencers (MIDI)
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Date: Thu, 22-Oct-87 11:35:07 EDT
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I am looking for some information about MIDI sequencers on the ST.

1) Where can one find downloadable song files for some of the most
popular ST sequencers (Dr T's, Pro-24, Hybrid Arts, etc.)?  Also
do these files consist only of public domain music (i.e. not covered
under copyright laws) or does it also include current popular music?

2) Many sequencers offer the capablility to print the score of 
the song file, however, do any of them allow one to include
lyrics in the score?  This then relates to the question above as
far wether the addition of lyrics to a file would then produce
copyright infingements?

If anyone has relavent information for sequencers not ported to the
ST, I would also be interested.

Thanks,
Paul	(415)694-4887