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From: pnelson@tymix.Tymnet.COM (Phil Nelson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.audio
Subject: where can I find _music_ for st/nt?
Summary: can I get classical music modules? how about gospel music?
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Date: 23 May 91 07:47:53 GMT
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OK, now that I have "Experiment IV", I am looking for music. It looks like
this one is going to work, only crashed twice so far (doesn't like 'SAY').
This is a big improvement on the music programs from a few years ago. I have
Deluxe Music, Sonix, SoundScape and Quasaround, all sitting on the shelf.
X4 really works, and with dnet (at 4800 baud I get a few errors, but dnet can
handle them). The only thing I _really_ don't like is the music I have found
so far. It's all some kind of syntho-pop-metal-cyber-rap-max-headroom (I mean 
the stuff I found in the st-nt dir on ab20). This is impressive stuff, but
I'm too old to listen to it all day long.

Does anyone know if I can get (or create) something more, shall we say,
old-fashioned? Maybe some Bach? Mozart? Chopin? Has anyone heard of those
guys? :-) How are these noisetracker-soundtracker modules created? Can I
get a program that will let me transcribe from sheet music?

Please excuse my ignoramousness on this subject & Thanks for any info...

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Phil Nelson @ BT North America Inc. [ames|pyramid]!oliveb!tymix!pnelson

	He who answers before listening-
                that is his folly and his shame.        -Proverbs 18:13