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There's a little keyboard entry text style midi editor called
QWS
Quick Windows Sequencer.
It was designed by a blind programmer who just wanted a quick, no-frills way to make music.
Might be just the thing for those of us who don't want to go back to 98.
Just looked through the manual. Looks like a nice straight forward midi sequencer with full keyboard control.
http://www.andrelouis.com/qws/
Alas, it requires Windows 95 or better so I'm SOL.
It's more like 1989! It actually works on pre-286 machines! I used windows 98 because it was the most recent/last version of windows to have 'true DOS' which is required by Voyetra.
So far anyway, using it doesn't have the same feel as "using a computer". I turn the ancient beast on and it boots directly into Voyetra. No mouse, no internet, no start menu... I would like to get a smaller LCD monitor for it so it feels even more like dedicated hardware.
There was a computer called the Yamaha C1 that came out back in the mid to late 80s. It was a laptop (prolly 30 pounds!) and had 8x8 MIDI IO. If you see one around, I'll take it! Thx.
When I was like 16 my studio consisted of a Fender Precision Bass, Yamaha Dx, a tape recorder, a boom box, a turntable, a Fender Amp cabinet, small Sunn amp, a drum machine with push buttons that looks just like Funkbox, an old Peavey P.A. system and a whole lotta creativity.
I have tapes of what I did and I can't imagine how I even made the music I did.
The name of my one man band was STROKE.
The reason for this was one day while practicing, an old man came over and told me to stop the music because his wife just had a stroke.
I didn't stop.
The point of this.
I do not know.