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Symbolic Composer 5.5 For Windows

Symbolic Composer 5.5 For Windows is a masterpiece of musical engineering providing 1000 power-tools for composing! Now on your PC, to program your music masterpieces! Integral playback with your sequencer, notation software and software synths.
After downloading the zip file expand it, and place the Symbolic Composer folder in any place.



SCOM 5.5 Virtual on Intel Mac (click for larger image)

Seamless integration with Logic, Garageband, Sibelius and Reaktor. Fast and full native!

Download SCOM 5.5 Virtual
 		Symbolic Composer 5.4 for the Mac

Symbolic Composer is a solid masterpiece by itself, originating from late 80's underground through the energic 90's into the hyped 00's and beyond, providing the ultimate power-tools for composing! Integral playback with sequencers, notation software and software synths.
After downloading double-click the .dmg file and drag the Symbolic Composer folder in your Applications folder.

 



Symbolic Composer 4.5 for
Mac OS9/OSX Classic

There are still many well-maintained OS9 music environments in use out there. For the OS9 and OSX/Classic users we suggest SCOM 4.5 that can run in a limited memory requirements needing only 12 MB RAM and 160-200 MB hard disk space. This version also includes integrated Midishare player.
After downloading the sit file expand it and place the Symbolic Composer folder in any place of your hard disk.
SCOM Legacy Versions

Symbolic Composer 2.0.1 for Atari

This Symbolic Composer release dates back to 1990's and runs on Windows under Atari Emulator using the IBM360-based MetaComco Lisp from UK, and it is also possible to run it on a Mac using a PC emulator. It provides the user who has a little of patience setting up the emulation environment a lot of interesting possibilities to explore on algorithmic music composition (they used this cracked version in the 90's to score some wicked underground techno tracks, we've heard).

The package is prepared by Trond Einar Garmo in Norwegian University of Science and Technology/Faculty of Arts/Department of Musicology/Department of Art and Media Studies. KCS Sequencer and TextPad editor are needed for fluent MIDI playback and editing score files. The read me documents describe where to get them and how to set up the environment. Included are also SCOM Atari function help-system as clip files and Windows Help-file.
Documents (pretty old..last printed manual around 1995-96 before the SCOM Hyperhelp was developed)
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