09.Apr.2003
Thomas Steiding (E-Mail)
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"Journey to Northland" for MorphOS and Mac OS announced
Funatics Software GmbH and e.p.i.c. interactive entertainment gmbh announced today that Cultures 2 sequel "Northland" will be ported to the Apple Mac and MorphOS.
"We are very happy to be able to bring one of the most popular Godgame series to gamers on the Apple Mac and MorphOS" said Thomas Steiding, CEO of e.p.i.c. about the deal.
Thomas Friedman, CEO of Funatics added: "e.p.i.c. is the ideal partner for us to bring "Northland" to an even larger audience. Unfortunately users of systems like Macintosh or the new MorphOS are poorly supported when it comes to innovative new games. We intend to fill this gap with the release of "Northland" for these platforms.
The story of "Northland" begins where the plot of "Cultures 2 - The Gates of Asgard" ended. After perilous adventures our four heroes defeated the Midgard serpent and thus saved the world. But one day they were disturbed by a call for help from their friend Hatschi. Hatschi's homeland was plagued by mysterious monstrous serpent creatures, which spread chaos and destruction through the country. Without hesitation Byjami and Crya hurried to help him and stumbled right into a new adventure, in which the sly god Loki will play an important role...
Features Northland:
Stand-alone Adventure Strategy game.
- Single player campaign with 8 missions including several sub missions.
- The exciting plots tells the story of Viking God Loki who tried to take revenge on Godfather Odin for his banishment from Asgard to Earth. For that he abuses our four human heroes with his intrigues and traps.
- 8 additional free single player missions (non campaign).
- 3 difficulty levels to make the game fun for everybody from beginners to experts.
- Special effects like weather effects, fog, ghost units etc.
- Based on the enhanced technology of "Cultures 2 - The Gates of Asgard"; enhanced AI.
More information on "Northland" can be found at Northland or e.p.i.c interactive.
(nba) (Translation: ub)
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09.Apr.2003
xfr autor himself (ANF)
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Music: eXternal Format Rippers 2.1 available
Who does not kow XFD and XAD by Dirk Stöcker and the Exoticripper
or Eagleplayer. XFR is a similar system which combines the best of all them to extract music tracks and pictures out of demo files. XFR offers a library and several clients for each sound format. A genie for the delitracker and the Eagleplayer and some Shell/WB tools for scanning whole directories or floppy disks in the twinkling of an eye is included also.
The XFR system is like the other X systems easily expandable with additional clients and comes along with a bunch of example code and a developer guide. I still need some support for the C header files but the assembler includes are finished already. Useful development information is obtainable at the home page (looking at these strongly recommended).
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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09.Apr.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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Pegasos: List of supported RAM modules
At MorphZone there is a list available of tested RAM modules which work with the Pegasos.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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08.Apr.2003
Raquel Velasco and Bill Buck (E-Mail)
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Genesi: Offer 20 Pegasos I for Phoenix members
Genesi Sarl will offer up to 20 more Pegasos I machines with the April2
patch to Phoenix members for $299 through the Pegasos-USA website. This
offer includes:
- the Pegasos mainboard and G3 600MHZ CPU module
- an ATX backplate
- MorphOS 1.3 CD
- MorphOS Games: Birdie Shoot, Feeble Files, Tales of Tamar, Software Tycoon
- ProStationAudio Titanium
- DebianPPC for Pegasos with Mac-on-Linux
- a MorphOS "We have a Present for You" t-shirt
- two stickers for your case
- A4 connector guide
Other extras and updates will be distributed through the new Pegasos User
FTP. You will also to be subscribed to the very useful, supportive, and
positive Pegasos User Mailing List.
These are ALL new boards. Recycled Betatester boards are being used
internally in Genesi ONLY. If you are unable to use the Pegasos-USA website,
please contact Thierry to coordinate
a direct wire transfer to Genesi.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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08.Apr.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies Records #032
After a short break of five days here are now the latest music pack #032 of Liquid
Skies Records.
It contains a track from Maxus in Trance style, but it is not a typical Trance track
because it is only 2:48 min. It as always available for free download from the
website.
(nba) (Translation: gf)
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08.Apr.2003
Jens Schönfeld (ANF)
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Sound card: New delfina.library online
The new version of the delfina.library now supports the sound card
on all clockports that are available on Zorro-cards by
individual Computers.
This includes X-Surf, X-Surf 2, VarIO,
Buddha Flash and ISDN-Surfer. The library can be used
on the new Delfina by individual Computers or on the old
clockport version by Petsoff.
Download: delflib416b43.lha (22 KB) (nba)
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08.Apr.2003
Charlene/VHT-Can (E-Mail)
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VHT-Canada online again
After three days offline due to problems at the provider Shadow Creations is now the
website of `Virus Help Team Canada' available.
(nba) (Translation: gf)
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08.Apr.2003
Mariusz Wloczysiak (E-Mail)
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Elbox: Spider II for Mediator- and Amithlon-user
Elbox Computer is proud to announce release of Spider II--the new
version of the ground-breaking Spider USB 2.0 Hi-Speed controller.
Spider II is based on the newest USB 2.0 PCI chipset, improving
data transmission by up to 20 percent of bandwidth as compared
with the previous USB 2.0 chipset.
The Spider II USB 2.0 PCI card is a simple and affordable way to
add five Hi-Speed USB 2.0 ports to Mediator-equipped Amigas or
to computers running AmigaOS under the Amihlon emulation.
USB 2.0 is the fastest USB standard ever, supporting data speeds
up to 480Mbps. That is 40 times faster than USB 1.1, making USB
2.0 ideal for external storage devices, scanners, CD-RWs,
printers, cameras, and more.
The Spider II USB 2.0 PCI card gives your computer the highest USB
speeds available today.
The Spider II USB 2.0 Hi-Speed PCI controller is backward-compatible,
which means it works also with older USB 1.1 peripherals.
Features
- Five USB 2.0 Hi-Speed ports: four external and one internal
32-bit 33MHz DMA host interface compiliant with the PCI 2.2
specification
- Compliant with the EHCI (USB 2.0) and OHCI (USB 1.1)
specifications
- Consists of three independent host controllers: two OHCI
(Open Host Controller Interface) and one EHCI (Enhanced Host Controller
Interface)
- All ports can handle high-speed (480Mbps), full-speed
(12Mbps) and low-speed (1.5Mbps) transactions
- Supports up to 127
downstream USB devices
- Supplies 500 mA power to each USB port
- Supports
the PCI-Bus Power Management Interface
- Includes drivers for AmigaOS for
all Mediator busboards and for Amithlon
- Amiga support works under the
Poseidon stack
Requirements
- One free PCI slot
- Mediator Multimedia CD (for Mediator based systems)
Package contents
- Spider II USB 2.0 Hi-Speed PCI card
- CD with Mediator and Amithlon EHCI (USB 2.0) drivers for Poseidon
Pricing and availability
The Spider II USB 2.0 High-Speed PCI card will be on sale as of
15 April 2003, at the suggested retail price of EUR 49.95 (VAT excl.) To
locate an authorized distributor visit the
Elbox Computer website.
For purchase directly from Elbox go to the
Spider II page
in the Elbox Online Store.
(nba) (Translation: gf)
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08.Apr.2003
Martin Wolf (E-Mail)
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Workbench: Easys-Patch 4.8.5 available
The latest update of the system enhancer 'Easys' is available on the service pack
site. Please take a look at the Readme.
Support and registration: sonja_n@gmx.de.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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07.Apr.2003
AMIGAplus
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AMIGAplus 03/2003 - DraCoZilla
DraCo lives - and so does AMIGAplus. Read all those and more reports in the current issue 03/2003 (#134) to be ordered at http://www.amigaplus.de:
- DraCo lives: Workshop Videoediting
- Review: Knights and Merchants - Grande Strategicale
- Review: VHI Studio 6 - Take your pics to the studio
- Review: IBrowse 2.3 - Surfing with comfort
- Review: BoXiKoN - Tetris Deluxe
- MorphOS-Compatibility: How AmigaOS-strong is MOS?
- Amiga Status Report: SNAP! SNAP!
- Baseknowledge: CD-Burners
- News: What's up in the markets?
- Workshop: Games Development with SDL, part 3
- Up in the north: Kindergarden #%00001010
- Cover-CD #20: Crossfire II Big Demo, ARC 2002 Video etc.
- and much more
(nba)
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07.Apr.2003
AMIGAplus
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Address of the editorial office of AMIGAplus changed
The editorial staff of AMIGAplus moved office. Please note the new postal address:
AMIGAplus
Drachenfelsstr. 57
D-50939 Köln (Cologne)
Germany
Phone number (0221 / 430 82 933), fax number (0221 / 430 82 939),
eMail-address (info@amigaplus.de) and website-address http://www.amigaplus.de) stay the same. (nba)
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07.Apr.2003
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Aminet Uploads until 07.04.2004
Here the new Aminet Uploads since our last message:
MiamiDxCT.lha comm/net 37K+Catalonian catalog for Miami Deluxe
bouldercaves.lha game/jump 272K+V5.11, BoulderDaesh RTX Caves Archive
bouldergames.lha game/jump 1.1M+V5.11, BoulderDaesh RTX Games Archive
bouldergraph.lha game/jump 196K+V5.11, BoulderDaesh RTX Graphics Archive
bouldersound.lha game/jump 184K+V5.11, BoulderDaesh RTX Sound Archive
jd800commands.lha mus/midi 12K+Roland JD-800 commands for tracks&fields
viruscommands.lha mus/midi 104K+Access Virus commands for tracks&fields
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07.Apr.2003
Ron van Schaik (E-Mail)
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Event: Commodore show and SID music workshop
Ron van Schaik writes:
Hello C= fans,
At Saturday 19th April there will be a C= show at the Trefpunt, Kerkweg 21,
Maarssen, Holland from 10:00 to 16:00 o'clock. On this show we will organize a
SID music workshop in Hall 2. There will be a beamer with wide screen and
demonstrations from Marinus Kuivenhoven how to make a nice SID music MP3.
From Germany firestARTer will be present with his SIDsyn. It's not sure, if
he can show a 'running' SIDsyn but otherwise he will talk about some
theoreticals and about the SID. Further he will show a lot about the
music-scene and about the game/SID sounds for new releases (POP/electro).
Also there will be a stereo C64 (with a double build-in SID) from the
German guy Dirk Kledtke.
In the other hall will we organize our regular
show and the hall will be totally filled with all kinds of Commodore
computers. For example there will be a Commodore 3000H (from our Irish
visitor Jesper). This is a kind of Pong game for on television and was
built in 1975. Further we will have a Hyper VIC20 who was built by Ruud
Baltissen. The Hyper VIC20 is a Commodore VIC-20 with some extra features.
The two main ones are the 16-bits 6502 compatible 65816 processor and it
can be equipped with 8-bits PC ISA-cards. These cards only work well with a
processor that can address up to 1 MB and unfortunately the 6502 only
supports 64 KB. Look for more information at our homepage under the
title link.
Lots of greetings,
Ron
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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07.Apr.2003
Michael Böhmer (ANF)
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USB: Benchmarks zur ALGOR online
Due to many inquiries for the speed of the new ALGOR Zorro II
USB controller by E3B they completely revised the
benchmark page. Now you can find benchmarks for all USB controllers offered and tested on different system configurations.
The list of compatible USB devices has been revised too.
E3B thanks all users, which supported E3B with entries.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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07.Apr.2003
Guido Mersmann (ANF)
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AmigaOS-Game: BoulderDäsh RTX - Rockford is back
Guido Mersmann wrote:
As already announced some days ago, I can intimate the publication of
BoulderDaesh RTX. BoulderDaesh RTX is a 1:1
conversion of the good old C64 and was here and there drilled out,
without reducing the game play. BoulderDaesh RTX runs on
Amiga-OS-COMPATIBLE systems starting with the A500 up to fast Amithlon
systems.
The Picasso96, Cybergraphics and AHI support permits 100% hardware independence. Beside the well-known additional
archives there is now also an archive called "boulderdaeshfull.lha" available, which
contains all currently in the Aminet available data. Included are many small archives available in the Aminet wich have been made available by their respective authors.
The most important game play innovations in comparisson to the original C64 version are an integrated game and level editor. A music player with playlist support as well as the possibility to easily integrate own music, samples, graphics and fonts into the game. When using your own levels they can even change from level to level. New play elements and the enormous level offer round off the
extension.
The new BoulderDaesh RTX V5.11 archives are already on their way to the Aminet
and will be available in the next few days. BoulderDaesh RTX - He will rock you! Finally a list of all features:
- 1:1 BoulderDäsh clone
- Full speed under MC680x0 Amigas with AGA, ECS or OCS
- Full graphic board support! Up to 256 Colors (depends on graphic set)
- Full sound card support (AHI)!
- System friendly! Can be paused and resumed at any time.
- requires OS 2.04 or higher
- Commodore styleguide conform
- Locale
- Great GUI
- Online Help
- many preferences windows
- Up to six players
- New game elements
- Unique record and play feature to show others how you solve the caves.
- Internal music player with playlist
- Full screen mode when running in RTG mode.
- >5700 Levels
- 35 graphic sets
- 6 character sets
- 5 sample sets
- Several hiscorelists for each game (game, level and level time records)
- Level and game editor
- Supports C64 and Atari Construction Kit Levels.
- Levels up to 100 * 100 blocks
- Special gravitation modes
- Create your personal game graphics
- Create your personal sample sets
- Create your personal game music
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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07.Apr.2003
Lars Ghandy Sobiraj (ANF)
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Demoscene: Worldcharts#15 published
The Amiga version of the Chartmags Worldcharts#15 by Scoopex & The
Silents & Hoodlum was published last week. At the title
link you can download the improved version, in which even
the second song is now playable. (ps) (Translation: sk)
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07.Apr.2003
Lars 'Ghandy' Sobiraj (ANF)
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Demoscene: Announcement dentro for Jurassic Pack#12 released
The announcement dentro for the demoscene diskmag 'Jurassic Pack' no. 12 has recently been released on the Swedish Deadline 2003 party. Any further details are available at the title link.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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06.Apr.2003
Kicko (ANF)
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Music: Roland JD800 MIDI commands for tracks&fields 0.1
Made system area and part area commands for JD800.
The rest of commands im going to make sometime in future when
i know more about coding or when i get help with it.
So look out maybe it will come sooner or later. I will try to make
my best.
This package is made as roland jd800 has some bugs in ROM so you can
save the sysex with tracks&fields and then put this commands in
the music you are creating. The part effects and values are the ones
that... at last on my computer arent saved for some reason.
I have the latest ROM. And ofcours you can use the commands to play with
the settings in the music. If i make more commands than it would be even
more fun as there would be controlling more buttons realtime. heh.
Later on.
As usual, if anyone finds this usefull please tell me and write a short
letter. It can be whatever. I like it, dislike it etc. (ps)
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06.Apr.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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Weekly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss - episode 4
The English online magazine AmigaWorld has published episode 4 of the regular questions and answers session with Fleecy Moss, CTO at AMIGA, Inc. (Update 2012-03-17, cg: as the original document is no longer available, the following content was moved into our database):
1) AutumnSun: does AInc has any plans for a very low cost Amiga? i.e. erverything on board + TVout and possibly only some flash-memory (but optional external HD)
Fleecy: Amiga is actively promoting the benefits of AmigaOS4 and beyond to many companies who have great interest in seeing a resource frugal, high performance multimedia OS on the PPC and other architectures. We are talking with such companies about all manner of devices, not just desktops.
At least one of our AmigaOS partners tells us that they are working on a device similar to what you describe with the intention of seeing it run some form of AmigaOS4.
2) ssolie: How do you plan to support Amiga users groups with the launch of AmigaOS 4.0? Press kits? Free posters? Anything like that?
Fleecy: We have a staged public approach to this, although private contacts are going on all the time. The new Amiga Power Platform website needs to go live first and work is progressing on that. We will then use that to capture as much uptodate user group information as possible and then bring these together in a user group forum where we can share our strategies with them and get feedback from them.
What we want to do is create a single core marketing pack for any user group but which can then be tailored by that user group. Obviously there are a core set of requirements but each group also knows its domain better than we do and our role has to be one of support whilst allowing those groups to prosecute their own plans.
MichaelMerkel: some questions concerning OS5
Fleecy: Before I answer these, I need to point out that AmigaOS5 is a work in progress, and a long term product goal. Many will criticise me for even agreeing to try to answer these questions since it breaks our policy of don't say anything until it is ready but I would point out that these are not official statements or press releases. They are me trying to give an insight into what is going on in an effort to satisfy the requests for information by the community. Whether people believe them or not is upto them. There is no intention here to mislead, only to inform but plans, timescales and focus will always change.
3) MichaelMerkel: some questions concerning OS5 - are you already working on it and what is going on currently?
Fleecy: Yes we are already working on it, but that comes with the rider that working on it can involve anything from concept, planning, design, blue skying, whiteboarding and prototyping. Code does exist for it and it runs but will it be in the final release? I cannot say at this point.
4) MichaelMerkel: some questions concerning OS5 - when will it be ready? (please more precise than "when it is done(tm)")
Fleecy: We aren't even ready to give a release date for AmigaOS4.0 yet so I certainly can't give even a vague date for AmigaOS5.0. We have at least 3 planned revisions to AmigaOS4 itself before we get to AmigaOS5.0
5) MichaelMerkel: some questions concerning OS5 - will OS5 be a completely new os from ground of or will it be based on some sources?
Fleecy: AmigaOS5.0 will mark the first time when there is no more Amiga Generation 1 technology in the AmigaOS. It will be 100% Amiga Generation 2. That said, Amiga Generation 2 will include many parts in its Opportunity Analysis, including a full review of the existing AG1 elements for each domain.
6) moood: Will there be any Amiga-Anywhere/AmigaDE-players for any Symbian-devices (like Nokia 7650/3650 and Sony Ericsson P800) anytime soon?
Fleecy: Amiga Anywhere already has a prototype running on Series 80 and we are working hard on a commercial release for series 60. We are working with partners to a timeframe of commercial release to coincide with new handset releases and so are dependent on their timesclaes.
7) sgm: Which markets are targeted by AmigaOS4 and AmigaDE?
Fleecy: The AmigaDE is marketed as a total content solution, which means content on a device, whether that be on a dedicated device, in a player on a device or host transparent to the device. It's targets are thus any device that needs content, Smartphones, PDAs, STBS, desktops. It isn't being marketed as a complete environment for those devices, although we have had interest in such a deployment.
The AmigaOS is marketed as a platform, which means it is a combination of HW requirements and Operating system and Application layer. This immediately points to the obvious desktop but the bigger markets are in other device classes, STBS, Information Consoles and solutions.
This will all come together as the AmigaOS and the AmigaDE slowly integrate.
8) alx : In the features PDF, there is planned support for the catweasel's joystick and keyboard ports. Will OS4 be able to use floppy drives connected to it, to read old-style Amiga disks?
Fleecy: There is no reason why this shouldn't work. It just requures an AmigaOS4.0 native driver.
9) MetalJoe: Will OS4 be bundled with a developer kit CD? If not, will the OS4 SDK be made available for free?
Fleecy: It will not be part of the user distribution but will be available as a free download or as an at cost CD. This is subject to change though as our developer support strategy evolves.
10) jurassiccamper: How does Amiga plan to get the platform up to date in terms of internet technologies so we can at least have a pleasurable and equal online experience? Eg: Real Audio / Real Video, Java, Plug and Play networking to other Amigas / Macs / PC's.
Fleecy: As I said before we are closely watching the Apple strategy with Safari. We have had contact with Real Networks and other providers of Internet technology but most provide the same answer. Show us a viable platform or show us a lot of money. Both are not available at the moment.
The solution is to improve what we have in stages until we have that equal, and then better online experience and that has to start from the ground up. AmigaOS4.0's network capabilities are an order of magnitude better than they have been in the past. Next we have to expand the media capabilities, followed by the user environment itself. As each one of these falls into place, the horizontal technologies can be implemented, which make use of these core vertical technologies.
We have made it known that we are looking at excelling in the 90% of desktop computer usage by the average person and Internet is obviously a major component of that usage. We hope to provide a major improvement in the area in AmigaOS4.1.
(Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved.
Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=5
You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source,
and the copyright notices remain intact) (ps) (Translation: cb)
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06.Apr.2003
Kicko (ANF)
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Music: Access Virus MIDI commands for tracks&fields 0.5
This update of tracks&fields uses much less characters in
filenames and uses hex for commandnumbers to make them
shorter.
Midicommands are updated to check if it gets higher parameter
value then 127. If so it does not send any data at all. It
should work better sending higher then 127 is onlyt taking
more miditraffic when the virus only accepts upto 127.
Soon i will release some commandsets for the Roland JD800
synthesizers. But not all as it's not easy to do commands
for JD800 as for Virus. However i will probably get some
help so maybe there will come updates too. It would be
nice if people that have this synthesizer tell me so i
know there are people using them. However as not many
people uses t&f i will later make commands for HDRec so
i think there will be some people interested. (nba)
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06.Apr.2003
Brad Webb (E-Mail)
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Amiga Update Newsletter by Brad Webb #030331
You can find the complete newsletter of Amiga Update (Brad Webb) for March 2002 under the title link. In his newsletter Brad Webb summarises all Amiga themed news on a monthly basis.
Topics of this issue:
- Amiga Club Slovenia is 5 years old
- Announcing AmiWest 2003
- Amiga bows out of CeBIT
- Weekly Q&A Sessions with Fleecy
- Zeoneo acquires Candy Factory
- DiscreetFX Logo-Contest-Prizes
- ALT-WoA 2003 postponed
- Cinemaware problem statement
- Music Files Free distribution
- Algor replaces HIGHWAY - E3B
- WinUAE 0.8.22 Rel. 5 announced
- Perfect Paint V2.92 is available
- Pixload Version 3 announced
(nba) (Translation: cb)
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