Mark.Hollingsworth@f1.n354.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Mark Hollingsworth) (03/26/91)
>nick b triantos writes >Hello, world! (no relation to the C program) >I'm going to be buying a neat-o electric piano w/ MIDI >interface, and so I wanted to know if anyone has any >information, good or bad, about software that will run >on my SE to interface with the piano. Please send >e-mail, and if there is any desire from people, I'll >e-mail them a summary of what I get. Thanks much. What kind of things do you want to do with your MIDI piano? Notation, Sequensing, Small group or large group arranging? The possibilities are quite large. I use quite a few Music apps, and they vary quite a bit. If they are good or bad somethimes depends on your use. For top or the line notation, nothing touches Finale (Coda).I have that, so if you want to know anything about it, let me know. Coda makes a less featured version, Music Prose-- is quite good for less intense notation. Performer (Mark of the Unicorn) is one of the best sequensing apps, but it does have a copy protection scheme that is kind of a pain to deal with. Any will work with your SE, you will need an interface, or course. Check out the MIDI Translator (sold by Mac Warehouse) for $42. works just fine, and is cheap. Really need to know more about exactlly what you want to do to give a good recommendation. -- Mark Hollingsworth - via FidoNet node 1:105/14 UUCP: ...!{uunet, reed}!glacier!busker!354!1!Mark.Hollingsworth INTERNET: Mark.Hollingsworth@f1.n354.z1.FIDONET.ORG