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Need some MIDI help

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From: David Y Son
Date: Sat, 09 Dec 1989 00:27
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I'm interested in creating some music using my Mac SE but I'd rather not type
in every single note.  A guy at a software store told me that using a MIDI is
probably the best way.  I understand that MIDI stands for "Musical Instrument
Digital Interface" but that's about all I know.  The salesman also told me that
the interface costs about $100-$200 and that I would also need to get a MIDI
compatible keyboard synthesizer.

Since I'm not an expert at peripherals, I'd appreciate any information you 
could give me concerning MIDI's and what I can do with them.  I'd also be
interested in knowing your recommendations for both a MIDI and a keyboard (and
also a good music program that uses them).

DS
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From: monster@athena.mit.edu (David Y Son)
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Subject: Need some MIDI help
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Date: 9 Dec 89 00:27:38 GMT
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