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Instructions for WorkBench:
Double click on the music icon. If you wish to change selections while
a song is playing, (That is assuming of course that you have more than
one Music-xxx song) double click on the new selection. To stop the music
altogether, click on the music windows close gadget.
NOTE: If the system is running low on chip memory, then you might not be
able to start the new song before stopping the old one.
>>> Use the program called "Filter" to toggle the audio filter. <<<
Instructions for the CLI:
When started from the CLI, you MUST use one of the following formats.
Run Music-xxx (audio filter unchanged, continous loop)
Run Music-xxx * (audio filter on, continous loop)
Run Music-xxx - (audio filter off, continous loop)
Run Music-xxx n (audio filter unchanged, loop n times)
Run Music-xxx *n (audio filter on, loop n times)
Run Music-xxx -n (audio filter off, loop n times)
NOTE: The "n" in the above examples represents a single digit number
from "0" thru "9". If "0" is used, then the song will loop 10 times.
To stop a song, click on the music windows close gadget. Also, if you
have enough available chip memory, you may start a new song without
stopping the old one. The old one will terminate automatically.
An additional program called "STOP!" has been included. This program
allows songs started from a script file, to be stopped from a script file.
The songs that make up the Music-xxx series were removed from European
and/or European styled demos, and put in their current format by me.
Original author(s) unknown.
WARNING: The player routine used in the original demos broke a few
programming rules. I opted to use it with only minor changes.
consequently, some programs (i.e. ProjectD) will refuse to work
or may prompt a visit by the GURU. I have come across only two
programs that cause problems. In both cases, stopping the music,
running the other program then restarting the music fixed the
problem. (Even when the other program was still running)
David Gray CIS: 73237,737 January 1990