Re: MIDIZap

[irsman@iastate.edu (Ian Schmidt)]

In article <cJiFZB5w165w@graphics.rent.com> scraft@graphics.rent.com (Steve Craft) writes:
>I heard some great songs on synthLAB which said they were converted with 
>MIDIZap.  Where can I find suck a program?
                            ^^^^

Last time I checked, none of my programs had a Negative Pressure User Interface
;-)  Seriously, though, its not avalible to the general public for various
reasons I've outlined before :)  If you have any midi files you're dying to 
hear in SL, Shrink and BinSCII them and mail 'em to irsman@iastate.edu...

>What is the latest version of AudioZap?  I have v1.2 and it erased my 
>disk once.  Luckily it was on /RAM5 (always keep your scratch stuff 
>there!),  but it could have been worse.

The very latest is 2.0b10d5, but you can't have that, bwahahah (tm James 
Brookes).  The latest anyone can have is 1.2.1s, which as far as I know is
exclusively on America Online.



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        Ian Schmidt - Two Meg Software: irsman@{iastate.edu | aol.com}
"I will choose a path that's     | Author of AudioZap, MODZap, and more.
 clear: I will choose free will" | Co-author of SoundConvert and DeskTracker.
 - N. Peart, 1980                | Arranger of Freewill and Unbelievable for SS