Kevin Doyle and Roy Follett
In this issue we conclude our recent features on waveforms
with an excellent waveform design utility which will allow you to design and
use your own waveforms within the AMPLE Nucleus environment.
We also pursue the theme of compatibility between music
files created on Hybrid Music Systems which include different equipment (e.g.
the Music 2000 MIDI interface or Music 3000 expander). Accompanying this feature
we have an example piece of music which can be used on systems with and without
the Music 2000 MIDI interface.
We also have our usual selection of new music composed for,
and more familiar music arranged for, the Music 5000 - a total of 11 pieces.
We have, of course, the usual variety of 'Questions and
Answers' and 'Hints and Tips' as well as instrument definitions and Hybrid
Music System news.
As you will probably have already noticed, we have a sound
counterpart to our title graphics. This musical accompaniment was the winning
entry in our competition for a Music 3000 expander unit. The entries were
judged by Ian Waugh, writer of the music column in BBC Acorn User magazine, and
the winning piece was composed by Ted Kirk. Our congratulations to him, and our
thanks to all those members who entered.
We would also like to take this opportunity to wish you all
an enjoyable Christmas and New Year, and to look forward to your continued support
during 1990.
Published in AMPLINEX 014, November
1989
