Eugene and list,
If there is a PPC driver for USB MIDI devices, then it is possible to implement this feature as a Music Pack. There are two things to consider: in order for it to happen, Braille Music must be supported on the BrailleNote. Second, because audio editing like music composing takes a fair amount of memory and processing power, if it is ever implemented, you'll need to sacrifice performance for this. For those of you who did not know this: The X-Scale PXA722 processor that is used on mPower units have SSE (Streaming SIMD Extensions) instruction set which is used for encoding and decoding media files.--Source: Wikipedia article on Intel X-Scale and SSE. By utilizing this feature, one can implement music composing feature on the BrailleNote. But due to the performance penalty, this is not the right time to implement this.
Cheers,
Joseph PddS. When I compose or rearrange a music for my liking, I usually use my computer to do this.

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From: Eugene Manfrinie
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Date sent: Thu, 01 Feb 2007 09:35:32 -0500
Subject: re: [Braillenote] Music Composer

Hi Martin and all,
I wholly agree that BrailleNote should
direct their efforts toward devising a much easier method of allowing musicians to be able to compose. I've read on the List that it is possible but it sounds complicated and composing alone is complicated enough. I haven't tackled it yet but eventually I'll take the plunge. There certainly are a lot of talented blind people who are fine musicians and many religious people who participate and perform at their churches. What can we do to push for this request. I wonder if any of the staff are Musicians.
 Eugenio

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