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From: jeffn@nuchat.UUCP (Jeff Noxon)
Newsgroups: comp.binaries.apple2
Subject: About GS SoundSmith, Axel F
Message-ID: <18514@nuchat.UUCP>
Date: 16 Jan 90 02:14:26 GMT
Organization: South Coast Computing Services, Inc. - Houston, Tx
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I used sciibin to test all the files this time.  They all checked O.K.
after posting on the local site.  I'm not sure what happened before.

GS SoundSmith is an excellent-sounding program for the GS.  It allows you to
edit and compose (in a strange sort of way) and it sounds better than the
French demos we have been getting recently.  The program is $20 shareware,
and you get documentation, a newer version, and some source code to play
music in your own programs.

It looks like this program may include some MIDI support as well, but I
am not sure.

Also, GS SoundSmith does not appear to function at all on my friend's
ROM 3 machine.  It just crashed in the monitor.  I have not heard any other
reports to confirm this incompatability, however.

If you can, I suggest you take a look at this program.  It's pretty
impressive!

Jeff
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