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The Craft brothers from UK have been making some new, superb looking icons for
some  of  our  favourite  programs,  and  what do you know, they've been sweet
enough  to share these icons with the other AM/FM readers.  The icons supplied
here  are  two  different  sizes  of Music-X disk icons, a large nice icon for
Amiga-music in general, Roland D110-editor icon and a Roland D110-module icon.

In  addition  to Gareth and Kevan's icons, I have also included some very nice
Music icons made by my mate Rune Schau.  He's made wonderful icons for Music-X
(the  program  file),  two  of  the  Music-X  utilities  as  well as a general
Amiga/music  icon  that  can  be  used  for  any  music application or song or
whatever.

The icons are stored in a directory on this disk called ICONS_Inside. They may
of course be copied anywhere.

Thanks, Gareth, Kevan and Rune!

								[Ed]

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Here's what they had to say about it:

It  was  a  little bit of a gamble when I decided to purchase my first copy of
AMFM  at  the  Amiga  shopper show at Leeds, University in Northern England in
March  as  I was unsure of its actual contents, but was informed that included
was a Roland synthesizer editor of some description.  So I freaked out when it
turned  out  that parts of the D10.Editor ie.  the D10tone and the the Timbres
of  the  D10Patch  programs,  included  on  issue  3 of the AMFM, was actually
compatable with my Roland D-110 Multi Timbral module - amazing !

20  orgasms and a complete box of tissues later, I was so impressed that I was
prompted  to  transfer  the  relevant files over to a newly formatted disk and
created  a  pretty  crucial disk icon for the same program using ' Delux Paint
III'  software and the PD program 'Icon Master'.  The icon is included on this
disk in the ICONS directory.

Also  included  in the directory are a few icons created via a similar process
which your readers may like to have for future use.

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