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From: robotron@tardis.computer-science.edinburgh.ac.uk (Stephen K Mulrine)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: NoiseTracker v1.5
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Date: 2 Apr 91 20:46:05 GMT
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I checked the April edition of ST Format and saw that NoiseTracker was
advertised by various PD Software companies:
p83   MT Software
p119  Public Dominator
p126  Demo Club ("Noisetracker V1.5 - The latest version with English docs")
p128  LAPD
p130  Wizard PD

Nobody was charging more than #2.50 for it ($5).

Unlike Audio Sculpture, it allows you to save modules.  It also works
perfectly on a 520 - I haven't yet come across a module too big to load.
So, I presume it will soon be verified and available from atari.archive as
noiztrkr.lzh, either in atari/music/ or atari/sound/players.  (Note that
Audio Sculpture has been moved from atari/graphics to the latter directory.)
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