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Re: MIDI & Deluxe Music 2
« on: July 21, 2003, 03:23:07 PM »
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Hammer : Your friend is using Deluxe Music 2 beyond its design goals. Deluxe Music 2 is designed to work with dedicated sequencer software such as Music-X(page 106)

One might even argue that Deluxe Music was a fun toy that basically was written at a time when exploiting the Amiga's onboard sound was pretty exciting stuff. It's NEVER been as useful as any entry-level musician-oriented MIDI tools or music scoring / printing tools. People who have an interest in this field simply graduate to applications that were actually designed for that. Which has usually meant working on another platform entirely - reason evident when you see a decent sequencer like Music-X having to rely on something like Deluxe Music for notation.

Programs like Deluxe Music (regardless of version) have always been a lot of fun, colorful, educational, and useful for occasional dabblers - and that was what they were designed to be. In that regard they met their design goals admirably.
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Re: MIDI & Deluxe Music 2
« Reply #1 on: July 22, 2003, 04:24:20 PM »
You might still find Dr T's THE COPYIST around, or Dr T's TIGER w/ QUICK SCORE (if I got the name right). But any garden-variety cheap (entry level) PC or Mac scoring programs are easier to use than COPYIST - and lots of advancements have been made since these programs were current.

The Amiga just doesn't have anything all that great in this category.
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