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I had gotten the impression (apparently incorrect) from people who had worked with the format that it was missing the surrounding FORM declarations and only had the various chunks. I guess I'm wrong on that. If that is the only difference, then it *is* a valid IFF file, and it's…

There is, I believe, a Music X to Midi File Format (MFF) converter, and a MFF to SMUS converter available in various libraries. (I think the first one is here in the Microillusions library, and the second is either over in AmigaArts, LIB 8, or in the MIDI forum itself,…

There are two possible ways. If you have 1 Meg of RAM, you can copy the PROBE.ARC file to RAM:, then put in a blank disk, CD to it, and: arc x RAM:probe.arc Likewise, if you have a second disk drive, you can do something similar, only with the drive…

My personal opinion about DMCS (MIDI or not) is that it really doesn't need an upgrade as much as a sidegrade. The user interface needs a major overhaul to make it generally usable. I'd much rather see an upgrade to Sonix to add missing musical details (32nd+ notes, triplets, slurs,…

WILDCO.LZH/binary 26-Dec-89 221482 Title : Wild Copper "european style" demos – sound & video Keywords: DEMO DEMOS GRAPHIC MUSIC WILD Here's a gift from the WILD COPPERS! These DEMOS are about 2 years old and they are still one of the bests around!! If you're looking for something to show…

Well, there are several parts to that question, and I'll try to cover them one at a time: Is it possible to create software usable with current hardware? Not really. The sampling hardware available is all 8 bit, as are the Amiga playback voices. Getting the speed would certainly be…

The problem with hard drive access under A-Max isn't a particularly easy one to solve. The main obstacle is that you need to write a driver for all the various hard disk boards on the Amiga to interface with them. (On the Mac, they don't have to worry about such…