On 22/08/2007, at 3:43 PM, John Daniels wrote:
Thanks Rod
My friend was almost about to buy a new 24 inch Mac, optioned up, but
decided against it. He writes classical style music, plays it on a
piano to
a midi file and then corrects any wrongly hit note or incorrect
timing with
some Win software. If he could still do this without buying new
software
then he might relent. Any thoughts?
Cheers
John D
Of course, the iMac comes with Garageband already installed, but
there are also the very inexpensive but powerful notation apps Melody
Assistant and Harmony Assistant. They have both Windows and Mac
versions, so he can check them out on his PC before making the
commitment. Versiontracker, naturally...
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