Obviously I am joking about QE, I am not that clueless. But still I feel like my first Mac days when I didn't know what i was doing.
Of course MIDI timing must be prioritized. The only problem is that this is live performance software, so interacting with the GUI is essential. If it was a multi-track sequencer, it would not bother me.
My SE has 4MB of RAM, and I am trying tonight a 1GB hard drive, which seems ok so far. I formatted it on my 1400CS with the A/UX utility. The software which came with the drive yields formatting which won't mount on my newer machines. If it works out I will transfer my M and Jam Factory authorizations to the new drive. If I can score an accelerator I might do so, and use a high-end Mac ii or Quadra for more demanding software.
When the Plus and SE came out, I was just a kid, and could not even remotely afford any such thing. I remember drooling over the Lisa and early Macs at a computer store in Nashua NH. The only thing I was able to afford there was Robotics Age magazine, which was great. My first Mac experiences came much later, but I am approaching this without any expectations. I am more so interested in how to configure my older system, never having used systems 6 or 7 before.
Of course MIDI timing must be prioritized. The only problem is that this is live performance software, so interacting with the GUI is essential. If it was a multi-track sequencer, it would not bother me.
My SE has 4MB of RAM, and I am trying tonight a 1GB hard drive, which seems ok so far. I formatted it on my 1400CS with the A/UX utility. The software which came with the drive yields formatting which won't mount on my newer machines. If it works out I will transfer my M and Jam Factory authorizations to the new drive. If I can score an accelerator I might do so, and use a high-end Mac ii or Quadra for more demanding software.
When the Plus and SE came out, I was just a kid, and could not even remotely afford any such thing. I remember drooling over the Lisa and early Macs at a computer store in Nashua NH. The only thing I was able to afford there was Robotics Age magazine, which was great. My first Mac experiences came much later, but I am approaching this without any expectations. I am more so interested in how to configure my older system, never having used systems 6 or 7 before.