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Article #27389Re: Re: MAC SE vs. ATARI ST
From: David Blevins
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1987 20:09
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1987 20:09
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Reviews I've read of Dr. T's MCS say that it is indeed a very flexible
sequencer, but that the user interface is somewhat unwieldy. It might
not be the right choice for someone who desires a "tape deck" sort of
sequencer to play musical ideas into, without having to read the manual
from cover to cover three times. (Like me; I'm lazy.)
I saw Beam Team's product at the Atari World show last week; currently
they have some very nice looking voice editor/librarian for several
different synths. Their approach is modular, and they will be releasing
a full-feature sequencer later this year; accessing the voice librarian
does not require that you leave the sequencer. (The sequencer is definitely
still vaporware, but each voice editor has an 80K event single-track
recorder built in so that you can tweak a voice to fit a particular piece
of music.) The software is from W. Germany. Their US office is in
Oakland (phone 415-658-3208). Voice editors are $100 ("X-Syn"), and the
"X-Track" sequencer is supposed to be $150..
dB hplabs!hpccc!blevins
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