This is/was a very good, simplistic and easy to use program that is easy to learn. It offers multiple tracks controllable with a mixer and also has the music notation. The problem is that it is an old program that only works correctly on a computer using Windows 95 & NT 4.0. The newer operating systems will not permit the tracks to play correctly.
I use it on an old laptop I had not used in some time with Windows 95 for practice proposes only (guitar and bass) by muting the track I want to play. If you do not have access to an old operating system – don’t buy this. I am still using it on my Windows XP PRO, I originally bought it for window 95/98 then latter got an XP computer, went to Midisoft's web page and they had a patch or a update that was free and I still use it. Only problem is that when I bought a new Yamaha keyboard YPG 325 I have not figured out how to play my music into the software and record it as with my old keyboard. With the old keyboard If I wanted to write something, and don't know notation, I just played the music, while it was in the record mode, and my music appeared on the screen with the correct notation, and I could print it out and had a friend that played very good would play it and correct what the computer got wrong, like the difference in a eighth note and a doted eighth. But today I was looking to get the worship studio, I can't find any real midisoft pages I guess they have gone out of business, Does anybody know. Plenty of companies that are using the name but no download link,, their just using midisoft name to promote, other software once you get there.
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One of the absolute shames of contemporary MIDI software vendors is that no one picked this up from the original (and now-defunct, I believe) Midisoft, and did the simple tweaks to allow it to function with present-day operating systems. Best Megaseg Pro Download 2016 - Free Torrent. Upon first examination, I thought that all it needed was a port update to work with USB (and maybe that's all it does need). However, I'm seeing that it apparently has issues working with newer operating systems, and that track mapping isn't right. I haven't attempted to port it myself, so I can't say. BUT.this was one of the best little pieces of MIDI software I've ever come across, for the novice (and not-so-novice). In a single easy-to-use package, it combines sequencing, editing, mixing, and notation. No, there are no plug-ins or complex FX chains (it pre-dates them), but it provides all GM instruments and several Roland conventions, and let my ancient Casio WK-1200 turn out (and score) finished pieces that completely embarrassed hardware workstations and DAWs costing thousands.