Re: Need MIDI help for GS!

[JPC14@calvacom.fr (Jean-Pierre CHARPENTIER)]

Dans <uerics.735103694@mcl> uerics@mcl.ucsb.edu (Eric D. Shepherd) ecrit:

>I wasn't willing to deal with the long lines, so I'm not quoting.

>SynthLab isn't intended to be user-friendly.  It's not even really
>intended to be really useful.  It was originally designed as a test
>platform for the MIDIsynth toolset, and to give developers something to
>use until they (the developers) had written their own utilities.  Well,
>there still aren't any other MIDIsynth editors -- somebody should write
>one.

>- Eric S.

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  Hi Eric.
For now the best solution is to convert synthLAB sequence to midi file
using MusiX, edit midi file with MasterTracksPro, convert back
midi file to synthLAB sequence using MusiX again.
MusiX is freeware and available on CI$.

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