Jock

I developed Jock in 1997 so that I could perform live with MIDI loops created in DOS Cakewalk, and later in Bongo. Jock recorded the performance, but instead of storing the output MIDI data, it stored the user actions, to save space and time. Jock became the Live view in the Polymeter MIDI Sequencer. A third program called Stencil allowed the performance to be edited afterward.