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#MIDI

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#97258From: Al HospersDec 8, 1987 12:04 AM
Hi there everyone. I want to announce that Dr.T's Music Software is releasing our Keyboard Controlled Sequencer program for the Amiga before Jan 1. It is a fully professional sequencing program that functions on all Amigas and uses the standard Amiga Serial MIDI interfaces. This program is virtually identical to the V1.6 KCS available on the Atari ST computer. It is FULLY MULTI-TASKING with standard Amiga applications. Also at the same time we will be releasing our Roland MT-32 editor and the 4-Op Deluxe editor (for FB01 and TX-81Z). The KCS is $249, and the editors are $129 each. These are NOT toy programs and are of the highest professional quality. The timing problems that have plagued previous Amiga music software and given the Amiga a bad reputation in the music field have been solved. We think these programs will revitalize the Amiga in the MIDI field. My 500 has currently replaced my ST in my studio and I don't miss it. For more info call Dr.T's at 617-244-6954. We will also be at AMIE in LA in January. Look for us there. We don't dabble in vaporware and our products are known foe their power and reliability. Check it out. (}-:= DR.T's
#97294From: Steve AhlstromDec 8, 1987 2:25 AM
Fantastic!!!
#97370From: Jim VentolaDec 8, 1987 6:39 PM
That is good news. I got to borrow a friend's MIDI and DR.T software for the 64 for a couple of days once. I found it rather cumbersome, especially about reading directories. The software was good but the human interface was terrible. But I read that the software kept getting improved, and Dr. T's certainly had a fine reputation. I hope I will be able to read DETAILED reviews in the Amiga magazines. (So I hope you will send review copies.) BTW–will you have CZ-101 stuff soon? Good luck with your new venture. // Jim