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[amiman99]

Originally Posted by magnetic

amiman

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Amiga-Softwa...#ht_500wt_1203

there is music x manual for u!

I was able to win it, now I got it in my hands and 400+ pages to read.

[lsmart]

Originally Posted by commodorejohn

Just curious, can OctaMED sequence/play back music featuring both Amiga sampled instruments and MIDI output to an external device? It might be fun to have both going on simultaneously.

It can.

[aggro_mix]

Bars & Pipes I'd say. The latest version is available here http://bnp.hansfaust.de/

[Karlos]

Originally Posted by commodorejohn

Just curious, can OctaMED sequence/play back music featuring both Amiga sampled instruments and MIDI output to an external device? It might be fun to have both going on simultaneously.

It certainly can and I use it extensively.

[orb85750]

I think MusicX is more straightforward -- or at least it's very easy to get started making music with it. I have B&P too, but I haven't put in the necessary time to learn this feature-rich package.

Originally Posted by ral-clan

Bars & Pipes is still the best MIDI-only sequencer ever made for any platform.

But if you want something a little less resource intensive, Music-X, Dr. T's KCS, and even OctaMED SS will work well.

[commodorejohn]

By the way, can anybody else get MidiTracker working? As far as I can tell I've got all the requirements, but it crashes every time I start it...

[amiman99]

Originally Posted by commodorejohn

By the way, can anybody else get MidiTracker working? As far as I can tell I've got all the requirements, but it crashes every time I start it...

I will try it and report back later.

[Wilse]

OctaMED is definitely worth a look - great program. Bars and Pipes is also excellent if it's just MIDI you're after.

If your Amiga's up to it, HD-Rec is probably the closest thing to a full DAW on the Amiga. Combines audio and MIDI beautiffuly. I used it exclusively to record a couple of songs, although that was a good while ago now.