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[author : David Levitt]

A brief history of computer music and a look at some recent developments in MIDI programming, sampling, transient-oriented synthesis methods, and programs that compose and collaborate on original music.

[author : Mark Garvin]

Mark shows how to design a software-based music recorder using midi.

[author : Do-While Jones]

Using dimensional units as data types can facilitate the writing of clearer, more easily maintained code. Do- While presents example programs in Ada.

[author : Allen Holub]

Allen looks at statistical applications of digital low-pass filters, a set of subroutines that has applications in both scientific and music programming.

[author : Ray Duncan]

Ray looks at some "quality of life tools" for MS-DOS programmers, namely, Command Plus, and ProCED.

[author : Namir Clement Shammas]

Namir analyses True BASIC modules and compares modules of True BASIC and Modula-2.

[author : Ernest R. Tello]

Ernie discusses the features of PC Scheme — "the Turbo Pascal of object-oriented LISPs."

[author : Allen Holub]

[author : you]

[author : Philip J. Erdelsky]

[author : Michael Swaine]

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