It's very good. Just be patient with it if you're used to the latest PC based MIDI sequencers. The SAM's not very fast with the GUI, if you know what I mean...
It comes with converters to and from .MID. Unfortunately, they're written in BASIC. The last time I tried to convert a .MID using these converters, the estimated time to convert was something like 45 minutes. And since I have something like 20 720k floppies stuffed full with midi files, it just wasn't going to do. But but but... I did start writing a C version (for ProDOS and MSDOS) of the .MID to sequencer files. But I stopped in favour of writing a decent SAM native-.MID player (which I stopped in favour of moving houses again!). If you want, I'll finish off the converter and send it to you. If you want it as a native SAM program, you'll probably need to wait a lot longer! Where can you get a copy of SAM Sequencer? I do not know. Persona used to sell it. I can't remember, off by hand, who wrote it - but I can check for you. I could always copy the disk and send it to you, but the manual might be a problem since the package is on par with PC based systems (almost)...however, someone might complain about the legality of all this. Justin. > -----Original Message----- > From: James Gasson [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, November 19, 1999 11:13 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Question: MIDI sequencing > [snip] > Sam/MIDI Sequencer huh? I though it might have been something like > that. Well then, I have a few more questions. > > Is it any good? > Can it read the .MID files I have on my PC? > Will I be able to get a copy? > If so, how? > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
