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  1. May 3rd, 2004, 12:18 AM #1
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    Im looking for some good MIDI software for drums, hopefully free lol.

    Right now im using NoteWorthy COmposer, but it puts the notes on funky parts of the staff all the time.
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    Well I've found Voyetra is pretty good. It isn't free, but it is cheap. My version is very old so I can't speak for the new stuff, but . . .


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    I'm not sure about free midi software but I would recommend Cake Walk. It's about $40 but worth it. You can get it at any Office Depot or Best Buy...

    The interface is really easy and user friendly without sacrificing control over the
    notes. Also has a nice help file.

    Great for editing midi drum parts.
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