Re: old MIDI hardware

[sine@zerocrossing.net]

Hey,

I probably have an old ADB Midi interface that you can have _for FREE_ if 
you want
it... and that's not all.  If you act now, I'll through in a Cakewalk's 
Metro 4 (an
actual licensed version with manual)

you?  You pay for shipping.  Probably about 20 bucks after paypal and the 
postal
service has their way.  If you're in the SF bay area, you can come and get 
it.

Mark Sotitlaro

PS My act Sleeping uses a MC 307, vocals and guitar

Mike iLL wrote:

> hi. i'm new to this list and it looks like a fun one. my act, Mad
> Happy use an MC 505, vocals and guitar.
>
> Due to the rarity and expense of Smart Cards for backing up the
> MC-505, i'm opting to Bulk Dump to a MIDI file and am looking for
> hardware to hook up this old Mac PowerBook 1400 CS to MIDI.
>
> Does anyone have an idea where would be good to look for old hardware
> that would be compatible? any recommendations on source for simple
> but good MIDI sequencing software (freeware?) for Mac?
>
> thanks.
>
> >  > So, regardin' looping; I'm curious, given that the EDP and Repeater 
>both
> >>   have a number of ways with which to switch from loop to loop, and 
>even the
> >>   Jam Man to a certain extent, how are people finding themselves 
>doing this?,
> >
> >dramatic changes of time tempo and key
> >when I can pull it off that is ;-(
> >
> >Also nice to first establish a loop theme,
> >copy it (or a section of it ),
> >break it down and/or take it elsewhere,
> >and then return to it.
> >
> >
> >andy butler