Disklavier

Hello
I have replaced my old Sony Vaio with a iBook G4
Can someone tell me what I can use in place of CakeWalk 
Home Studio to edit midi's (channel 1 for piano velocity etc) and
build play lists.

So far I have down loaded the 10.2 midiman driver for midi 1x1 USB 
adapter and found have a shareware program Mighty MIDI that I can 
play midi's on my Disklavier.

jrt

I also am on the PC side, but can comment that there are a lots of 
nice MIDI software for the Mac.
Just look in any good online software shop.

I can recomend you Peter Gannon's (www.pgmusic.com) Power Traks, if 
compared to Cakewalk Home Edition it has his pros and cons.

I have both on the PC, sometimes I use CW and some times PT.
The user interface is better in CW, but the feratures and perfomacne 
are comparable.

The main issue here is tha the price tag for PT of PGMUSIC is very 
attractive to start with.

Maybe a Mac user has better suggestions, since the will have the 
expertise on this side of the computers world.
Regards.
--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "jrthornec152" <john@j...> wrote:

> Hello
> I have replaced my old Sony Vaio with a iBook G4
> Can someone tell me what I can use in place of CakeWalk 
> Home Studio to edit midi's (channel 1 for piano velocity etc) and
> build play lists.
> 
> So far I have down loaded the 10.2 midiman driver for midi 1x1 USB 
> adapter and found have a shareware program Mighty MIDI that I can 
> play midi's on my Disklavier.
> 
> jrt