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Offline golem

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Re: Music on me 1200
« on: July 08, 2008, 08:23:24 PM »
Hi Baz
MIDI interfaces for the 500 work on the 1200. Personally I wouldn't recommend a sampler for the Amiga as the results from recording your own samples in 8 bit (all an unexpanded Amiga is capable of) can be crunchy at best. Sequencer One is a good MIDI sequencer for a beginner but you would need a MIDI keyboard and sound source (not just a MIDI controller) to take advantage of it. If you want to mix Amiga samples and MIDI then OctaMED is the next logical step and is used and abused by many people on this forum. for purely MIDI stuff then the two most popular (with good reason) are Bars & Pipes and Music X. Bars & Pipes seems more popular mainly because it is still developed by Alfred Faust and you can get it for free - yes, for free - from his website.
                                                             
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Re: Music on me 1200
« Reply #1 on: July 09, 2008, 09:00:17 PM »
You don't need a MIDI interface to use OctaMED on the Amiga. I think Sam is right and as a first step you should try this tracker.
http://www.medsoundstudio.com/
There is no doubt that making music that sounds awesome is probably easier on a PC but then it wouldn't be so much fun which is why we do it I guess.  :-)
                                                             
A1200 desktop, Blizzard 1260, OS3.9BB2, Indivision Mk II, SCSI Jaz, Ethernet
A1200 desktop, Blizzard 1230, OS3.1, Ethernet
A500, OS1.3