From The Rare Guy Sent Sun, Oct 26th 1997, 01:59
From The Rare Guy Sent Sun, Oct 26th 1997, 01:59
On Wednesday, 16-Oct-96, A. Mukerjee wrote [about Re: (idm) software wanted]:
>Using MOD trackers to compose music is EXTREMELY limited and cumbersome.
>One has to make music from limited lenght samples with an extremely
>limited amount of audio processing options.
>Also, the amount of tracks available for MODs (at least how i remember
>them back when i was a kid) was 4. I think there are 8 track mod
>derivatives out though.
ehm.. try 4 sample channels and 60 midi channels, at least on the amiga
version. the PC version will probably be more. and the sample channels can
also be used as midi channels.
read: full midi sequencer
>I'm surprised you even compare it to Professional sequencers like CuBase,
>Performer, Cakewalk. I have all of them and more and find that they are
>just in a different league.
to me, making complex drum programming is very difficult, at least on
Performer. I don't want to fiddle around with tick numbers or notation.
maybe this is because i've not been using in much at school, but so far all
the stuff I have done have had very simple drum programming, and when I
tried to add in a snarerush, I just gave up coz it was to stressful. maybe
it's just me, i'd like to know how others do it really. :)
and also I reckon Octamed will only cost $70, not $300-$1000 like the
others.
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