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From:  Dean FH Macy <deanmacy@m...>
Date:  Wed Apr 19, 2000  7:30 pm
Subject:  Re: Noteworthy


John Alexander Blyth wrote:

> But MusicTime, is just a stripped down version of Encore! I use Encore to
> make big orchestral scores. I would suppose that MusicTime would be just fine
> for voice+piano or even vocal/choral scores.

Absolutely correct. I do have Encore which I planned to use for orchestra
scores but I have not had to use it for a couple of years. If you go to Epilogue
Records MP3 station at
http://stations.mp3s.com/stations/3/epilogue_recording_artists.html you can hear
what we can do in our studios with MusicTime. Every piece of accompaniment was
scored, sequenced and MIDI played using MusicTime except the Good Folk music
which was not totally played via MIDI. 'Amazing Grace', by the Good Folk is a
mix of MIDI and instruments. With 16 staves, each holding up to four-note chords
or four independant sequences, we have the ability, if needed, to sequence 64
individually sequenced tracks, not enough for an orchestra, but good enough for
our purposes.

BTW- MusicTime by Passport Systems is being sold at McCormacks for $49.
McCormacks? On line it's at http://www.mccormicksnet.com/musictmd.htm with a
money back guarantee if you're not satisfied. They haven't had one returned
yet, I understand. Also, they used to have demos of the software. You might
send email to them and ask.

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Dean FH Macy, Lit.D./Mus.D.
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