A/V MIDI Composition Software

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  1. acron^

    acron^ ePeen++;

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    I thought this'd be better off in AV rather than Software because I'm likely to get a more knowledgable response.

    I simply wondered if anyone knew of any free/cheap MIDI Composers? Not one with a keyboard input read, just with a score sheet that I can add to.

    I've Google'd but found nothing great.
     
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  2. ST8

    ST8 What's a Dremel?

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    If you like oldschool there are plenty of free trackers about, skale, buzz etc are all fairly decent

    As far as actual sequencers go FLStudio can be had for ~30 squids in its express version, though its prolly worth shelling out for the normal / producer edition depending what you want to do. Producer supports asio and various other bits and pieces
     
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  3. jgrade

    jgrade What's a Dremel?

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    I may be able to help, but what OS are you using? (Mac or PC)
     
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  4. acron^

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    PC
     
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  5. lcdguy

    lcdguy Minimodder

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    midi software i have used and is realatively cheap in comparison are:

    Voyetra Midi Orchestrator Plus

    and

    Coda Soft's Finale or Finale Notepad.
     
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