| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 694.1 | check commusic -- consumer keyboards have been discussed there | NORGE::CHAD | | Fri Dec 01 1989 20:07 | 4 |
| Some of the Yamaha PSR stuff is supposed to be good. Go look in NOVA::COMMUSIC
where the MIDI people hang out and remember to use KEYWORDS in your search.
Chad
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| 694.2 | Which games for which Keyboard | ODIHAM::POORE | Stuart Poore, SRAC, Basingstoke, UK | Mon Dec 04 1989 09:01 | 15 |
| Re .0
> For myself I would
> be using it primarily for great sound while playing games.
You need to be a little careful here. With the MIDI spec, you send
a number down the line to specify which 'SOUND' you want. Everybody
can understand the message, but different manufacturers assign
different numbers to different sounds.
Most of the recent games which send MIDI data (like the Serria
adventures) are written specifically for Roland machines which may
not fit your price bracket.
Stuart P.
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| 694.3 | I wouldn't worry | NORGE::CHAD | | Mon Dec 04 1989 13:31 | 8 |
| The Sierra stuff is set up for several different set ups, including a somewhat
generic one. (According to their magazine I just got 4 copies of in the mail).
They are optimized for the MT32 however.
You can always change patches yourself.
Chad
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