kg19+@andrew.cmu.edu (Kurt A. Geisel) (10/31/89)
It's high noon and our spur-clad contenders are face to face. Music-X, although he's a bit old and late to the fray has gots some pretty big guns. But the new Kid in town, Bars & Pipes, is lookin' pretty mean. And this town aint big enough for the both of them! So folks, what'll it be? I want to hang up SoundScape, and was reaching for Music-X when Todor Fay leapt out of nowhere waiving something that SoundScape was meant to be. Music-X looks pretty solid, but Bars & Pipes has some really innovative features. Problem is, SoundScape had innovative features too but I would have rather had something a little more solid. I am interested in comments from anyone who has compared the two, via reviews or actual testing. As far as the Amiga goes, this is great news. Both of these products have drawn claims that they will put the Amiga on the map in the music world. - Kurt
nj@ernie.Berkeley.EDU (...) (11/01/89)
kg19+@andrew.cmu.edu (Kurt A. Geisel) said (in part): >I am interested in comments from anyone who has compared [Bars and >Pipes and Music-X], via reviews or actual testing. And while we're on the subject, how about the Dr T's line of ed/libs and sequencers? Is their stuff any good? Or, to make the question a bit more open-ended, "What's the best sequencing software for the Amiga?" Ditto for ed/libs. Alternatively, comparisons of strengths and weaknesses among the various choices would be nice. nj