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"RARE and very hard to findDr.T's Music Software
MODEL T MIDI INTERFACE,
K.C.S. KEYBOARD CONTROLLED SEQUENCER, & ALGORITHMIC COMPOSER
However, you must have a Commodore 64 and a 1541 disk drive to run this software..
not too much specific info on the internet ,but I managed to find some .
............ Jan Hammer used it for Miami Vice soundtrack ideas.
From
Emile Tobenfeld a.k.a Doctor T
The Commodore 64 KCS was the first sequencer that offered event editing and open-ended composition structuring.This program evolved for many years, and eventually became Omega II, for the Atari, a sequencing packing with interactive editing, performance, and algorithmic composition features that are (to the best of my knowledge) unmatched in currently available sequencers.
DR. T’S ALGORITHMIC COMPOSER
This precursor to KARMA, and Stylus RMX’s Chaos Generator, ran on the Commodore 64. Jan Hammer used it for Miami Vice soundtrack ideas.
Description: Computer-aided composition software
Hardware Requirements: Commodore 64 or 128 computer,disc drive,parallel video monitor, Commodore-64-compatible MIDI interface.-(Dr.T's Model T)
Features: Three programs,Phrase:Selectable MIDI Channel, transmits MIDI clock.
Series:Save only first events generated,transmits MIDI clock,stop,start,receive mode,andlocal control status.SAC:Receives MIDI clock,transmits individual voices on any four channels.
All files compatible with Dr.T's KCS C64 and KCS C128."
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