> > Is Deck 3.5 something I should be trying out? Are there alternatives > better suited to MIDI work? > > Any advice would be appreciated. > > Tom in Skopelos Greece Deck is a digital sound oriented software and also used as a postproduction or gingles and spots. It used to complement with Metro which is the Midi sequencer part for Deck. Mac OSX has a very robust Midi integration and does not requiere of OMS. but, little application use the capabilities of OSX built in Midi support. Those applications (Deck and Peak now belong to Bias Inc.) is used in todays studios for digital audio: http://www.bias-inc.com/products/peak/features.html and http://www.bias-inc.com/products/deck/ They accepts VST plug-ins and OMS in OS9. not all VST plug-ins are compatible in OSX. The Metro sequencer software has also been rewritten for OSX (Also works on OS9) from: http://www.sagantech.biz/ It also accept VST plug-ins and you can download a demo in the Sagantech.biz site. Hope it works for you. Regards, Gabriel