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Ernest Prabhakar writes
> In article <1992Aug25.130029.27151@ppgfr.uucp> wolpert@mars (Florian Wolpert)  
> writes:
> Pick up the Presto beta-application.  It does everything ScorePlayer and  
> Ensemble did, and it is way cooler.  The only problem is that, with the demo,  
> you cannot save files.  But it is useful for playing tunes.
> And they do have a pretty nifty Edu discount.  

Not to rag on Presto, I am a registered beta user myself; but Ensemble can do  
some really nifty things that Presto can't (and vice versa).  Ensemble is not  
specifically a sequencer, it is a midi/dsp performance tool.  Ensemble has a  
funky fractal music algorithm that is fun to play with.  It was other wacky  
real/time midi modification processes.  Delay etc.  Apparently, an improved  
Ensemble application will be released with the CCRMA release of the music kit.

Florian Wolpert wrote:
> I've just intstalled NS3.0 (PR2) and now missing ScorePlayer and Ensemble.

From what I understand, the NeXT still has most of the compiled music kit  
classes and functions in 3.0's shared object libraries.  Try copying your old  
versions of ScorePlayer and Ensemble over to your 3.0 machine and see if they  
still function.

Christopher
penrose@silvertone.princeton.edu


Christopher

penrose@silvertone.princeton.edu