Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

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> The nightmare is going to be taking my old MIDI and ADAT files into  
> Logic. I'd like to do away with my D8B, but am still a bit scared.  
> I'm borrowing one of those floppy to USB converter things to get my  
> MIDI files out of my 486.....LOL! If anybody has any suggestions, I  
> would appreciate them.
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Bring up a midi track that you know well in piano roll. Make it quite  
big vertically, and then zoom horizontally until it moves at a speed  
that works for the music, and then just watch. As the music goes up,  
so do the midi notes, and vice versa.  Length of note corresponds with  
length of midi bar. It really is that simple. Honestly!

Andy Brook