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AdLib Visual Composer was a program that was identical to the composing program in Mario Paint. The composer consisted of 6 voice channels and a bass, snare, tom, hihat, and cymbal channel, or a 'Without Percussion' mode with 3 additional voice channels. BNK files were also associated with the program so that the voices could play in the program. Visual Composer also came with a program called 'INSMAKER' (Instrument Maker) that lets you create or modify voices and sounds. New BNK files can also be created. Games that used Visual Composer for their music usually came with a BNK file so that other people could use the sounds from the game in their own compositions.
 
AdLib Visual Composer was a program that was identical to the composing program in Mario Paint. The composer consisted of 6 voice channels and a bass, snare, tom, hihat, and cymbal channel, or a 'Without Percussion' mode with 3 additional voice channels. BNK files were also associated with the program so that the voices could play in the program. Visual Composer also came with a program called 'INSMAKER' (Instrument Maker) that lets you create or modify voices and sounds. New BNK files can also be created. Games that used Visual Composer for their music usually came with a BNK file so that other people could use the sounds from the game in their own compositions.
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==Composers==
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The following composers used Sequencer Plus Gold.
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* [[Ed Bogas]]
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* [[Frank Klepacki]]
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* [[Paul Mogg]]
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* [[Paul Mudra]]

Revision as of 16:58, 5 February 2010

AdLib Visual Composer
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Creator AdLib Company
Released 1987
Platform {{{Platform}}}

AdLib Visual Composer was a program that was identical to the composing program in Mario Paint. The composer consisted of 6 voice channels and a bass, snare, tom, hihat, and cymbal channel, or a 'Without Percussion' mode with 3 additional voice channels. BNK files were also associated with the program so that the voices could play in the program. Visual Composer also came with a program called 'INSMAKER' (Instrument Maker) that lets you create or modify voices and sounds. New BNK files can also be created. Games that used Visual Composer for their music usually came with a BNK file so that other people could use the sounds from the game in their own compositions.

Composers

The following composers used Sequencer Plus Gold.