Re: SynthLab

[nathan@visi.com (Nathan Mates)]

In article <5pm48f$h52@news.asu.edu>,
RICHARD PIRONG <rpirong@aztec.asu.edu> wrote:
>  Hi Guys.  I've been looking at 'ground' for files to use with
>SynthLab, but it's just too big for me. Can anyone give me some
>pointers to some .SEQ, .BNK, .MID and .WAV files?

   Well, only the first two file extensions are used by Synthlab.
Also, if you're looking for files, apple2.caltech.edu tends to have a
*far* saner arrangement of files, making it easier to find them. Going
there and looking in
ftp://apple2.caltech.edu/pub/apple2/music/synthlab found a whole bunch
of .SEQ and .BNK files. .MID and .WAV are usually used by non-Apple II
machines, so you're likely going to want to look elsewhere.
 
>  I'm also hunting for a copy of TOOL028. Is there a disk with all
>the known TOOLs on it? On Apples own site perhaps?

   28's the List Manager toolset, and *should* have been installed
with 6.0.1, as that's required by the Standard File Ops toolset, which
is required by just about any program showing a list of files.  Check
your 6.0.1 install disks; all official Apple toolsets are on them--
check the System/Tools directory on each one. [Another example of file
arrangements I think needs a little help] 

   For a list of all toolsets and other 6.0.1 files, visit
http://www.visi.com/~nathan/a2/faq/sys6files.html

Nathan Mates
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