if you already have a PC you can easily find cubasis for free (usually it's
bundled with audio cards...). it gives you MIDI + 8 audio tracks.
if you need just MIDI and rock stability, I suggest an Atari 1040st with
Cubase 2.0... great MIDI timing, almost laptop dimensions and you can find
them really cheap these days...
ciao
leo
At 23.36 27/03/00 GMT, you wrote:
>The Midi sequencing part of computer programming
>is easy to download for free from a dozen sites.
>What you need full blown versions of Cubase, Logic,
>or Cakewalk for is when you start recording or editing
>audio.
>
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