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jute gyte
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i'm looking for some good freeware/open-source midi editing software. i don't need anything special, just something that'll let me put notes on a staff. any suggestions?
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I would think most programs will let you do that. Have you tried Mackie's Traktion? It's free.

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i would think so too, but my searching indicates that is not the case. and the free traktion promo ended on the 31st of december.
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1: Get Shareaza, Soulseek, or something similar (I prefer the former)
2: Get Finale, Sibelius, or something similar (Again, I prefer the former)
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