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From: grx1042@uoft02.utoledo.edu (Steve Snodgrass)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Amiga needs a good music score editor/player.
Message-ID: <525.25d0a06b@uoft02.utoledo.edu>
Date: 8 Feb 90 03:25:47 GMT
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In article <26670@cup.portal.com>, krag@cup.portal.com (Kevin Ray Grotjohn) writes:
> Comments about EA not supporting DMCS anymore, as it never went over very
> well and they have no dealings with the author anymore.
>  
> They should be flamed.  The reason was that DMCS was a buggy piece of cr*p.
> If they had put the enhancements of the MAC v2.5, and kept pace with current
> amiga technology, they would have sold a lot more.  I suspect there is a big
> market for a traditional music program that uses the amiga's voices, 
> especially the education market.

Quite true.  I have yet to see a decent music editor that takes full advantage
of the Amiga's sound capabilities.  Sonix is horrible as far as real score
editing is concerned, and DMCS, aside from its other flaws, never did a good
job of supporting digitized instruments.  I fail to see why some company hasn't
grabbed this opportunity already.  Anyone listening out there?
 
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