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In article <mbernar-151292192837@macnet2_03.erenj.com>, mbernar@erenj.com (Marcelino Bernardo) writes:
>In article <mbernar-141292201706@esemac.erenj.com>, mbernar@erenj.com
>(Marcelino Bernardo) wrote:
>> 
>> My wife and I are planning to get a midi-compatible keyboard (budget:
>> <$300, 
>> probably a Casio or a Yamaha) for the family (includes 2 kids 5 and 6.5).
>> First, we would like to find a MIDI software for the ST (1040STf) that
>> teaches the piano like the Miracle Piano system.  Any recommendations would
>> be appreciated.
>> 
>I got some information from Atari Explorer, Feb. 92.  It looks like
>Electronic Courseware Systems, (217)-359-7099 and Midi-Mouse Music (503)
>622-4034 have some software that might be what I need.  I would appreciate
>hearing about other people's opinion of their software or a reference to a
>review.
>

I believe that Midi-Mouse is no longer in business. I have their software (Chord 
Magic, Note Wizard, Scale Master). It's not bad but nothing great either. A 
friend of mine bought a copy of Note Wizard and it wouldn't work. He tried to 
get in touch with Midi-Mouse and had no luck whatsoever. I tried every piece of
copy software/hardware that I had access to and was unable to make a workable 
copy for him from mine. He was not impressed. It has strange copy protection
requiring that the key disk be in the drive when you run it (from the hard 
drive) and this key disk CANNOT BE WRITE PROTECTED or it won't work.

Bob