The point I was getting at Ron, is before this morning, a midi style's parts were mostly written into a midi editor note for note probably using the editable notation. As we know, doing it that way can sound a bit stiff but some of them are still pretty decent. I know that a lot of the midi drums were recorded live on a midi drum kit but not the instrument parts. Just play one of the standard midi styles and then replace the parts with Supertracks. Huge difference assuming you're using a good synth.. Want to be shocked? Listen to the piano Supertrack demos, then find the same track on your machine and play it using the Coyote Wavetable. It sounds like one of those old $29.95 Casio battery powered toy keyboards from 20 years ago. I got one of those for my daughter.

Supertracks gives us all just many more options to get a song to where we want it. Some instruments are still not suited for midi like a pedal steel for example. That one is going to sound best as a Real Track even if we can't edit it much.

Bob

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