Kevin Doyle and Roy Follett
In this issue, in addition to the regular sections of
Questions and Answers and Hints and Tips, we have the second of Tim Sketchley's
series of programs which demonstrate the fundamentals of AMPLE, a utility to
allow voice editing on a Yamaha TX81Z expander from within AMPLE, and a feature
on the merits of attempting AMPLE versions of 'real' instruments and the limitations
of sampling and MIDI.
We have seventeen pieces of AMPLE music on this disc and, since
we received three versions of one piece of music each of which had its own merits,
we have taken the unusual step of including all three versions in this issue so
that you can decide which you prefer.
Editor's note:
My apologies for the late arrival of this issue. I am still
working on the final part of my further education course and this has meant a
direct conflict between AMPLINEX and my studies, both of which are spare-time activities.
It was for this reason that there was no May issue of AMPLINEX. My studies
should be coming to a close around the end of September, and I will begin work
on the next issue of AMPLINEX then.
This means that the September issue will probably be
produced a little late, but then we should return to our normal schedule for
December.
May I offer my apologies to all members for these
alterations to our schedule, and thank you for your patience over this period.
Published in AMPLINEX 022, July 1991
