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Originally-From:         Victor Pang 65-250-4755 <ART30088@NUSVM>
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I am a member of our local university Centre of Musical Activities'
Electronics Music Laboratory (EML). Currently, we are working on a
project on the Atari ST computers to sequence compositions made by our
members. We have in mind a Audio and Video presentation of our works in
Electronic/Computer Music. Recently, we got a software Trip-A-Tron from
LlamaSoft - U.K. - written by Jeff Minter. It can use MIDI to control
this 'light-synthesizer'. It has great potential but we are overwhelmed
by the capabilities of the software. Does anyone have any experience
with this particular software? Any help will be much appreciated.

Victor Pang.
(BITNET: ART30088@NUSVM - National University of Singapore)