Atari Midi Software

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From: J H Shore
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 1989 19:39

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I am looking for some (recommended) Midi software. I understand that there is
some good stuff around for the Atari (I have a basic 1040ST with an extra floppy
and a Panasonic 1091i). A friend suggested EZ-SCORE or MIDI SOFT STUDIO.

I have some pretty simple needs--enter scores (no multi-track needed), modify 
same, and playback using the built-in speaker--although the capability to enter 
an analog signal would be a real plus, either from a mike or directly off a tape.

Any other suggestions for that as well as some good sources?  Catalog outlets 
are fine, and any stores local to the Denver-Boulder area would be good as well.

Thanx.

Jeff Shore

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From: jhs@druco.ATT.COM (J H Shore)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st,dr.wanted
Subject: Atari Midi Software
Keywords: Midi, Atari, sources
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Date: 29 Mar 89 19:39:36 GMT
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