Hi Brad, > How long has it been in the market? Notator Logic came onto the market for Atari and Macintosh in late 1992. It's Atari predecessors were around from the mid / late eighties. > Is it the first "major" MIDI software? No. There were others around at the time already, on both Atari and Mac. Cubase was among them. > Whar company developed it? First they were called C-Lab. Then later, Emagic. > Would it be safe to say that it has been used on more commercial > recordings than any other MIDI program? No. There are lots of other midi sequencing programs that have been used. Performer, Studio Vision, Master Tracks, Dr. T, etc, etc, > Is it the preferred application in the world today? No. I don't think (IMVHO) there is _one_ preferred app. Different strokes for different folks. There are obviously "pockets" of users dedicated to specific apps that may be tied geographically. But I wouldn't generalize beyond that. For example, I know Toronto has a big community Logic and Pro Tools users. But that doesn't necessarily reflect the user base in other big cities. -------- Eli Krantzberg http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com Almat Productions