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2 total messages Started by John H. Sangster Sat, 22 Mar 1986 18:04
Query on music-writing packages for the ST?
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Author: John H. Sangster
Date: Sat, 22 Mar 1986 18:04
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A friend of mine is interested in getting computer assistance with writing music for the guitar.  Does anybody have experience with any packages which might be suitable for this application?  What he needs is a "music word processor" that can write the
sheet music as well as playing the music.  Singing it would I think be unnecessary.

Any help that is available will be appreciated.  Thanks!

				-John Sangster
				jhs at mitre-bedford.arpa
			...!ihnp4!linus!mbunix!jhs
Re: Query on music-writing packages for the ST?
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Author: Neil Harris
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1986 20:46
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In article <8603221804.AA19612@mitre-bedford.ARPA>,
 jhs@MITRE-BEDFORD.ARPA (John H. Sangster) writes:
> A friend of mine is interested in getting computer assistance with writing
> music for the guitar.  Does anybody have experience with any packages which
> might be suitable for this application?  What he needs is a "music word
> processor" that can write the sheet music as well as playing the music.
> Singing it would I think be unnecessary. 

Activision is about to release "Music Studio" for the ST.  This program lets
you create and edit sheet music using the mouse.  It plays music through the
internal sound chip or through MIDI devices.  It also includes a printout
feature.  I personally think this is a GREAT program.

--->Neil @ Atari
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