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In article <13632@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu> viking@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Jon W. Backstrom) writes:
>I'm just beginning to explore writing MIDI software for the Mac using
>either Lightspeed C or Lightspeed Pascal.  Are there any low-level
>MIDI libraries available to start me communicating through a MIDI
>interface?
> ...
>
>If not, what commercial MIDI libraries for the Mac are best?  I seem
>to remember someone selling a library for Lightspeed Pascal a few years
>ago, but I can't remember who.

	Opcode Systems
	444 Ramona St
	Palo Alto, CA 94301
	(415) 321-8977

has a source code library for MIDI communications.  They sell for ~$20.
I believe they include versions for Lightspeed C and Pascal, MPW C,
MDS assembler, and possibly one other C compiler.  All the versions
are included on one disk.

I used these routines in a Yamaha FB-01 voice editor I wrote.  They
weren't terribly well documented, though I was able to finally figure
things out, and am pleased with their performance.  The documentation
does not say anything (that I remember) about commercial liscensing
of the libraries, though.  You might want to contact them if you
want to sell your code.

Have fun!
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