Not that this is directly IDM-related, but it may be helpful....
quoted 10 lines All this discussion on Dr.T's KCS software and KCS Omega 2 software has got> All this discussion on Dr.T's KCS software and KCS Omega 2 software has got
> me very curious -
> now can somebody explain this in simple terms -
> 1. Who makes it.
> 2. Where is it available.
> 3. What does it do exactly.
> 4. Is it compatible with
> A. Mac B. Cubase
> 5. What is the exact name of this thing.
> 6. How much does it cost (U.S $)
For all this info and lots more on *many* different software sequencers,
check out the December 94 issue of KEYBOARD, which has a special overview
of music software of all kinds.
Quick details on Dr. T's KCS Omega: Only for Atari ($99) and Commodore
Amiga ($69). Seems it's called "KCS Omega II" for the Atari, and just
"KCS" for the Amiga. Not directly compatible with sequencers by other
companies except via Standard MIDI Files. I don't have it, but it
sounds pretty cool for live techno....
requisite IDM-content question:
Has anyone recently seen a copy of FSOL's _Cascade_ single on CD in a
shop? I've been on the lookout for ages, and have never seen it anywhere.
Any info appreciated....
Neil Hetrick
nh6957@wcuvax1.wcu.edu