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In article <15724@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> sage@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (David Martosko '91) writes:
>I am assisting a psychology professor of mine in a project with music
>perception and psychoacoustics.  We want to use a Macintosh II system
>to trigger MIDI instruments to play, and then record the response times
>of experiment subjects to various MIDI-induced sounds. 
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BTW, I don't think you will find many things "MIDI-induced" among
humans (unless you happen to have a din connector in your forehead).
Start simple. Go with what you know. Try sounds first, then work your
way up to direct MIDI to brain control....

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