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I use an Atari with EMAGIC's Logic and SoundDiver, knowledge level, well, pretty good I guess ( :) You can reach me at benj@city.ac.uk or cb170@city.ac.uk, and my home page is http://www.city.ac.uk/~cb170

Name: Peter Hanney
Email Address: hanney@earthling.net
Web Site:
Date: Oct 6, 1998
Experience:
I'm a student studying BSc Computer Science degree in Brighton (UK). I've been composing since age 12 (now 22) and using midi for the last 2 years.

Hardware:
Intel P2 450mhz Soundblaster AWE64 Gold (built in synth module) Roland JX3P used as controller

Software:
Cubasis saving for Cubase VST

Other Info:
I'm currently writing software to analyse midi files and detect recurring themes and chord sequences and then add extra parts such as chords and counter melodies. This is the final project for my degree I haven't looked into midi programming (under win95) before so I'd be glad if any gurus out there could offer help. Thanks Pete

Bob Hays
rhays@interaccess.com
hays@gbar.com

Experience: I've used MIDI and computer composition/synth/sample editing for about 8 years. All my work has been in an amateur home studio doing music for the most important audience, me. I've passed some tapes around to friends, had a song on the 1993 Internet CD set and also to a number of mixmasters email list members.
Hardware: Computers: Atari ST and IBM PC Keyboards: Kawai K5, Casio CZ-101 Modules: Yamaha FB01, PAIA FatMan, MIDIBass Samplers: Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S612 Drum Boxes: Yamaha RX-21, Roland TR727, Yamaha EMR-1 Other Stuff: Kawai MX-8SR Mixer, Roland 6 Channel Mixer, Alesis MicroVerb, MicroGate and MicroLimiter, no-name equalizer and a Fostex X-15
Software: Atari ST: Dr. T's Omega II, XoR SoundFiler, SoundDesigner, SoftSynth (seeking TurboSynth) PC: SoundForge
Other Info: I'm a computer geek that has programmed for 13 years. I love music, and especially music that I have to listen to; I like most kinds of music.

Alex Hendler
amh9@acpub.duke.edu
www.duke.edu/~amh9/

Experience: I've been messing around with MIDI for about a year now. I haven't done anything really great with it, but I'm having a good time.
Hardware
Software: I use Midisoft Studio 4.0 (great program-WYSIWYG notation, on the fly transcription, looping, up to 32,000 tracks) Win95 (UGH!! I wish I had bought NT 3.5) and an SB32 w/8MB of RAM, giving full AWE emulation I also have a Yamaha PSR-310 (it's good enough for me) and a pair of Altec-Lansing ACS-52's (I hope to get the money for their subwoofer this summer)
Other Info: Does anyone know of a 32-bit SBK or SF2 editor (that's not Vienna, EsBeeKay, or Preditor)? I've just had nothing but problems with those. Please e-mail me any URLs that might have such a program.

Name: martin hitchin
Email Address: mhitchi@ibm.net
Web Site:
Date: Jan 22, 1998
Experience:
Compose my own midi-fied music busy writing midi files for the net

Hardware:
IBM clone 133mhz with Soundblaster...running(see below)

Software:
I use pg music's Power-tracks Pro 4, occasionally adding tracks from the SEQ-330 emulator (which I have on CD-ROM) I use Powertracks exclusively for editing the completed song. My midi files get sent out on Crescendo which I found out the hard way means writing all the sysex info onto each individual track...for some reason, it doesn't want to transmit my sysex info from my...see below

Other Info:
Yamaha MU-80, Boss dr 330,Boss dr5, Roland Juno 1,Roland JP-8000

Name: Mark Honnold
Email Address: mark_honnold@pac.odedodea.edu
Web Site:
Date: Nov 22, 1998
Experience:
None

Hardware:

Software:

Other Info:

Peter Huisman
Western Australia
phuisman@icenet.blackice.com.au

Kboard - Ensoniq ESQ-1
Software - A variety of PC shareware & Lite's such as Cubase, CakeWalk etc.
Experience - None

I am keen to mess with Midi, but do not learn easily by myself. Am hoping that this idea of yours will help me. (maybe even find some-one local in similar circumstances. :-))

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