And in case software simply doesn’t work out for you here, and you prefer a more hands-on experience, don’t worry, MIDI sequencers seem like an unfailing resource for inspiration — whether ...

Reason lacks Midi out and a notation capability, for instance, so it is not fully featured.<BR><BR>In my view the relative maturity of the above four are:<BR><BR>1. Logic<BR>2. Protools<BR>3.

Logic Pro is a hybrid 32 / 64 bit digital audio workstation and MIDI sequencer software application for the Mac OS X platform. Originally created by German software developer Emagic, Logic Pro ...

The simplest explanation is that Nest is a software environment that can be used to create MIDI, but the fact that there are 20 modules that you can patch together - said to be inspired by “classic ...

Mark of the Unicorn is now shipping Digital Performer 4.0, the latest version of the audio workstation and MIDI sequencer software for Mac OS X. DP4 includes a new Freeze Tracks feature that lets ...

New-school MIDI musicians are more software-based, using softsynths and plugins in place of racks of external gear. Modern sequencers also are expected to support audio tracks that can be synchronized ...

MIDI opened up a whole new industry and a new class of software: MIDI sequencers. You could have them in hardware - with dedicated controls that were fast but sometimes too multi-functional - and the ...

As I already have mentioned, the Old School MIDI studio was more hardware-centric than is today's software-based studio. Sequencers, synthesizers, samplers, MIDI-controllable mixers, MIDI channel ...