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From: Jay Brewer <J.Brewer@handsontoys.com>
Newsgroups: scea.yaroze.programming.sound
Subject: Re: MIDI  Sequencer Advice (MAC)
Date: Fri, 02 May 1997 16:39:47 +0000
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I've looked at Vision - that seems right for me. I use Sound Edit 16 II
and Deck II for some stuff. I would love to have the ability to do mods
on the playstation...

> So, you want to buy some Mac sequencing software?  Well, without knowing
> exactly how much you want to spend, I can recommend three companies in
> particular: Mark of the Unicorn (Performer), Opcode (Vision), and
> Steinberg (Cubase).  Check'em out, see which one feels right.  They all
> make excellent products, so it comes down to this or that little feature
> that you like.  Are you also going to be buying waveform editing
> software so that you can create your own instruments and sound effects?
> 
> Stan Weaver
> Audio Tools Technician
> SCEA