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From: "Colin Hughes" <colin_hughes@playstation.sony.com>
Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.programming.sound
Subject: Re: MIDI_EDITOR
Date: Mon, 3 Aug 1998 17:39:31 +0100
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I've just bought Computer Shopper Issue 127 which has a Midi Sequencer call
Evolution Audio Lite, this may be usefull..

Colin.
Alex Herbert wrote in message <35C5E41F.BCA7FF72@ndirect.co.uk>...
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>
>Emanuele Diotallevi wrote:
>
>> Hi,i'm searching a program to create music in midi format,if someone know
>> where i can find one,please help me!
>>
>
>Are you wanting a decent cormercial package, or free stuff off the net?
BTW
>Midi editors are more widely known as Midi Sequencers.
>
>Comercial titles worth checking out:
>
>Steinberg (spelling?) Cubase - very common in recording studios in Europe.
I
>beleive they have a cheap, cut-down but very adequate version called
Cubasis.
>
>Emagic Logic Audio - serious stuff! (expensive too)
>Cakewalk Express - Personally I don't like it, but it's standard stuff in
the
>US.
>
>Or you might like to try searching WebCrawler for "Free MIDI Sequencer" or
>something...  You never know. :)
>
>Herbs
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