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MIDI software for Atari ST

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From: Steven Grimm
Date: Wed, 13 Sep 1989 06:48
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I bought a Yamaha PSR-47 keyboard yesterday, just to play around with some
basic musicmaking.  I'd really like to drive the thing from my Atari ST,
too; can anyone recommend good software?  If there's a public domain program,
please submit it to comp.binaries.atari.st so I can take a look.  (I'm sort
of surprised there isn't something in the archive already -- with built-in
MIDI ports, the Atari seems a natural candidate for good PD music software...)
I'm willing to pay for a good program, too, so don't be shy about recommending
your favorite commercial software.  So far the only thing I've found to drive
the synth is "Marble Madness," so I guess I've found that program's single
redeeming feature ( :-) -- I wish they'd spent half the time on the ST version
as they did on the Amiga one, but that's another article...)

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Subject: MIDI software for Atari ST
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Date: 13 Sep 89 06:48:54 GMT
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