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From: towns@atari.UUCP (John Townsend)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: Trip-a-Tron
Message-ID: <1799@atari.UUCP>
Date: 11 Nov 89 01:26:09 GMT
References: <8911071025160FD.BXSS@RAI.CC.FSU.EDU>
Organization: Atari Corp., Sunnyvale, CA
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in article <8911071025160FD.BXSS@RAI.CC.FSU.EDU>, BAILEYS@FSU.BITNET (NOLES #1) says:
> 
> 
> Netters,
> 
>      In a vintage (dec 88) issue of ST Action, a british publication, I
> noticed a piece of software for sale that sounds right up my alley.  It is
> called Trip-a-Tron, and is a "light synthesiser".  Basically, a neato
> moving color graphics creator that can be driven by MIDI signals.  It also
> states that Trip-a-Tron has it's own control language, for programming the
> demos.  I am VERY interested in this package (Trip-a-Tron, FM modulator,
> and a Kloss Vidio Beam would make a dandy wall-sized distractor at a night
> club).  Does anyone out there have this package?  Does it work on US
> machines (very important)?  Is there a used copy I might liberate from some
> individual?  The add states that it is made by Llamasoft.
> 
> 

Yes it does work on US machines. It's a VERY neat program. You can hours
of fun with it by turning on some of your favorite music and just playing
with the effects in a dark room. 

I would recommend it! It's great.

-- John Townsend				ames!atari!towns
   Atari Corporation, Title Unknown!