THE MIDI FILES ON THIS DISK


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MIDI music on this issue:

	- Everybody Wants To Rule The World, by Tears for Fears
	- In Too Deep, by Genesis
	- Eye in the Sky, by Alan Parson Project
	- Windcoaliz, by Geir W. Kristoffersen
	- Lots of stand-alone drum patterns


                                IMPORTANT !!!

Please  note that all the MIDI files on this disk are packed with Powerpacker,
and you will need to unpack them before you can do anything with them.

To unpack the files, you can use the command "Decrunch" that is located in the
C-directory  on  this  disk.   You  can  also  use Powerpacker, version 2.2 or
higher.

          [Powerpacker 3.0 Professional is copyrighted UGA software]

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Now  some  general  info about the files and file formats.  The following text
was  also  printed  in  earlier issues of AM/FM, so if you read it there, just
skip the rest of this file.

Some  of  the  files  are  stored  as plain old ".MIDI" files, that means they
should be able to load into just about any decent sequencer program available,
not  only on the Amiga, but also on other home computers, like IBM-clone PC's,
Atari  ST,  Apple  MacIntosh  etc.   Of  course, in order to load the files on
another  computer,  you  will need to transfer the files to a disk format that
these  computers  can  read, for instance to load the .MIDI files on a PC, you
will   need   to   use   Dos-2-Dos,  CrossDos  or  another  "disk-translator".

Anyway,  back  to  the  MIDI  files.  Some of the pieces are stored as Music-X
Performance  files,  so  you can just load them directly into Music-X.  We are
aware  that  there  is  a  .MIDI  to Music-X converter program that comes with
Music-X, but when these performances go through the .MIDI conversion and back,
they tend to lose bits here and there, especially when they're built up with a
Control  Sequence  in  Music-X.   So we chose to bring you these songs in both
.MIDI  and  Music-X  formats.   If  you  are  using Music-X, and I believe the
majority  of Amiga/MIDI users are, you should load the Music-X performance and
just forget about the .MIDI version.  The Music-X version is the one that ends
with ".MX".

Some  MIDI  songs  may  also be in MED-format.  These files will quite happily
load into MED or OctaMED, but can't be converted to anything else.

Each of the MIDI songs are described in separate text files.

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