a look at if you are a fan of this type of
^6game. (see review section for more!)

  
                               ^2LPD 45.

                              ^5MUSIC BOX

                           ^4[5by Colin Naylor.[0

^6 Here's a disk that will let you have fun with music on the Amiga even
^6if you've no musical talent.
^6 There is a section which tells you a bit about music, excellently set
^6out, and easy to understand. You are also given a guide to using the
^6Music Box, again very nicely presented.
^6 The program itself is easy to use, it is controlled with the mouse, a
^6click on the buttons is all that is needed.
^6 You are allowed to choose the mix of 4 instruments used out of 15
^6available, and listen before deciding what you'd like.
^6 You choose your note and click to place it on the music score. You
^6can change speed, time signature, length of note, you can play your
^6tune or load one of the many samples on the disk.
^6 This will be a very good program to teach the basics of music, the
^6theory and the practical. 

                               ^2LPD 46.

                          ^5MAGPIES CLIP ART

                           ^4[5by The Magpies.[0

^6 This  disk was mentioned in the last issue, but not to create a gap,
^6here's a brief mention aga