looking for IBM's Music Sketcher

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i use outlook express so can't do yENC but you may want to try
http://www.yousendit.com and post the link here for those who don't
have access to binary groups.
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Not sure what you are reffering to?

I use Xnews and can send chunks that have been broken up with chainsaw,
is that ok for you?
 
it worked i got it thanks!

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I also have DMusic, an old Microsoft program called DirectX Music
Producer, let me know if you can use that one.
 
yea that would be great, i had that on my win98 hp but haven't used it
since i got my new dell with xp. does it work ok with xp ?
 
yea that would be great, i had that on my win98 hp but haven't used it
since i got my new dell with xp. does it work ok with xp ?
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Don't know, have not tried it under 2k or xp.
 
got it. thx.
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your welcome,

i have another similar program you might like to try, don't know if it will
work on xp, it is also some early microsoft music making program, it is
also called music producer..
 
yea that would be cool. looking for some simple tools to create some
simple midi's with (which is why i was desparately seeking music
sketcher).
 
Global said:
have you ever tried superjam?
http://www.musicmachines.net/faqsj.htm
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Thanks, a freeware "Band-in-a-box" is what many have longed for.

After playing with it for an hour, this is a fantastic program.
But it can get better, some ideas:

I miss a play looped alternative, so I can concentrate on the music
without having to restart the song every minute. Maybe one can make
very long songs, or loop sections..? Play looped between these two
marks, left click and right click to set points in time. Look at
CoolEdit for some good standard options in the transport section.

The Import midi file is fantastic, and it seems to woork fairly well, I
imported a midi song successfully and made a superjam song from it.

But I miss automatic chord detection of the imported midi file, there
was nothing on the chord name line. For a programmer it is fairly easy
to analyze what chord is being played at any point in time, and the
current chord could be displayed in real time, like in Cubase.

How to create a style from an imported midi file?

I noted that the same web site has links a bunch of similar programs,
in the dropdown bar, so now I have incredible software to play with.

Now I only need a hundreds years more to live, so I can waste them on
music and women :-)
 
*ProteanThread* said:
yea that would be cool. looking for some simple tools to create some
simple midi's with (which is why i was desparately seeking music
sketcher).
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I shipped you Midi Orchestrator PT.
It`ll do that and then some.
It doesn`t have to have Soundblaster to work with
your soundcard.
 
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