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                        ^1[5Music Files On Disk.[0

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^1 The music playing through this issue of ^2Totally Amos ^1is by [1LUKE[0
^1[1MILLER[0 who is our featured programmer in the SPOTLIGHT section.

^2 This piece is titled M2.abk and is taken from APD 179 'Tuned In'.
^2The disk contains several pieces of music which would sound great on
^2many sorts of games, if you're not a musician, and are desperate to
^2liven up your program, Luke's music disks will help you.

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^4 There  are more sound effects to add your Samples collection on this
^4disk.   Remember  that  these are raw samples and should be processed
^4through  Amos'  Sambank  Editor so that you can play them inside Amos
^4using the Samplay command.

^2 The names of the Samples on this disk are:-

  ^6Dedede    ^7Footsteps    ^4Glass   ^2Handgun   ^1Scottie
 
^6 Let us know if there are any samples that you've been longing to get
^6hold of, and we'll see if we can find it for you.

^2 Remember,  if  you have any unusual samples that you'd be willing to
^2share  with other readers, please send them in to us.  Your disk will
^2be returned if you send a stamp.

^1 Also  if  you've  written  music,  we'd  like  to  hear  it.  We are
^1especially looking for little jingles such as are found at the end of
^1a game level, game over, wrong answer response etc.

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