Thanks Mac - I was a little prickly as well. I used to write little sequencer and patch editing programs for the Commodore 64 and Amiga before there was much out there. Being a scientist/engineer, I am inclined to categorize, chart, and graph everything, and this tendency lends itself well to music. So I am sometimes happy to spend many hours sifting through data and when finished, have nothing of value to show for it. So scales, chords, microtonality and tunings, wave forms, and on and on give me endless hours of entertainment. Then I also try to play a little jazz and pop.

BTW, I have found some programs characterized as "text to midi" that are aimed at doing what I want. But, so far, it appears that they are all DOS based, and not that usable.

Later,

Last edited by kelso; 05/22/09 06:53 AM.

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