Sounds exciting. I've been a fan and exclusive user of Encore, Rhapsody and
Musictime since they came on the market. About as intuitive and powerful as
they come. (I could never remember how to do something in Finale five
minutes after I learned it.)

I was wondering whether it was the same Matt Ingalls in the two venues (I'd
been keeping up with Gvox announcements). Now I know - and am looking
forward to great things.

Art Hunkins

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Matt J. Ingalls" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 4:30 PM
Subject: [Csnd] commercial sequencer/notation app with csound support


>
> Remember Passport's "Master Tracks Pro" and "Encore" applications?  well
> they still exist, now owned by GVOX [ http://gvox.com ]
>
> i've been working for gvox, about to do a major overhaul to modernize both
> applications and i have suggested we add csound hosting to both.
>
> Beyond my own personal interests, adding csound support seems like the
> easiest way to get digital audio and synthesis going for their products.
> i would guess an attraction for csound users would be to automate controls
> with a higher resolution that MIDI. [ i would assume we would keep notes
> as MIDI, not as csound "i" statements, we already have 'blue', right? ] i
> have ideas for a GUI instrument editor, but that would be much farther
> down the road..
>
> would this be useful or interesting to any of you?
>
> if so, do you have any feature requests or suggestions of implementation?
>
> thanks,
> m
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