12/19   Who knows anything about computer music: mixing, synthesizing,
        channels, formats, and /<iller Appz (for win or BeOS)? How about
        opinions of good URLs for beginners?  - seano
        \_ Audio Mulch under Windows is fun to play with, and I've seen
           bands performing with a laptop running Audio Mulch loops.
           For the Mac, I've heard of recommendations for SuperCollider
           (OO, real-time GC, Smalltalk semantic similarity, etc etc).
           -- alice
        \_ Under Linux, you may want to check out BEAST:
           http://beast.gtk.org  -mogul

        \_ What kind of music are you interested in making?
          There are lot of great Mac music apps I know of, but as far
          as killer apps on windows... if you want to make loop-based
          music, Sonic Foundry's ACID looks fun and easy to use.  Mixman
          occupies a similar space, though isn't as powerful.
          occupies a similar space, though isn't as powerful.

          Make a trip down to Computers and Music (recently relocated to
          \_ which ones are the good ones on the mac?  I haven't
             had much of a chance to use mine as nothing more than
             a glorified ps-game burner/mp3/browser machine.
          the Richmond district of SF). They are knowledgable and helpful.
          \_ Is it the one that was near Howard St. in Downtown SF?  What's
             \_ It's on their page -- http://www.computersandmusic.com
             the new address?

          For resources... start with:
            http://www.harmony-central.com/Software