ggibeau@ucqais.uc.edu (AMOEBOID) (12/06/89)
Last week I had posted some info on various demo disks I had that
greatly showed off the sound and graphics of the AMiga. I received
a few responses and requests, but it seems that all our mail bounces on
the way out of here. I have 4 of the QuickSilver Ultra Sound Disks, these
come from Europe and are made with a program called SoundTracker. They
have excellant sound, and come with about 5-8 songs/disk. I also have
the NewTek Demo Reel 3, it is VERY impressive, I wish the Digi-F/X
program would be released, it looks like it will do some amazing
stuff. I also have the LollyBobs demo (and it was NOT done by that
magazine, it also came from Europe about 2 months ago). I have
a friend in a Luxemburg club that sends me demos, and some of them
are very impressive. I can make them available to whoever wants a copy
in a number of ways.
1) call my BBS (513) 721-7977 9600 baud
2) tell me how to put them up as FTPable???
3) send me some blank disks and I will gladly make you copies
George Gibeau
Dept. of Biology - ML06
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
if you send blanks, please send some stamps for the return postage,
otherwise there will be no charge.
I also put together disks of the month for our club consisting of programs
obtained from BIX and Genie, which never appear on Fred Fish, nor in
the binaries on here. Am up to about 15 or so disks. If there is any
interest, I can send you a listing of the programs. Some of them are
well worth having. I think the best one I have used to date is called
SID version 1.04. It is a directory utility that is better than any of
the commercial one out there. If some one tells me how to send it to the
binaries, I will be glad to. If you have a hard drive, you will do
yourself justice to get this program.
Regards,
George
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