MIDI
Resources
By Jason Ohler
These links will take you to the pages
describing
the hardware, software, and Web-based project featured in
Jason’s
article “The Promise of MIDI
Technology.”
Note. The Web sites listed in this page
were
valid when this issue of L&L went to
press.
We have no control over these sites, though, and the Web
is very
volatile. Please let us know if you find a broken link,
and we’ll
do our best to update it.
Hardware
Alesis
equipment is effective
and low-cost. Recommended in the article are Alesis’
entire
line of speakers and the RA-100 amplifier.
Mackie
Designs’
Mackie 1202 mixer fits the classroom teachers’ tight
budget.
Software
Opcode’s
Studio
Vision Pro software for the Mac is used to create the MIDI
notation
in the article.
PC users recommend Cakewalk
Projects
Check out the World Band Project, in which students from all over the
world collaborate to compose music using MIDI notation.
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