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 Name  =  16-bit sounds.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:16-bit sounds.sit
 Size:1226K         Date: 5/30/95
 Description:
 16-bit Sounds - This is a small collection of CD-quality sounds that might
be useful as system beeps, if nothing else. Naturally, your Mac should have
16-bit sound hardware, and a connection to decent speakers, in order to
hear them to full effect. Note that, since they were sampled at 44100 Hz
and 16-bit quality, they are rather largeabout four times the size of
similar sounds sampled at more traditional Macintosh quality levels. For
this reason, they are not stereo soundsthis would have made them twice the
size again. The musical motifs are from a variety of sources. All the
sounds come from a Korg X5 synthesizer (using just the General MIDI
presets), sampled through a NuMedia2 sound card in a Mac Centris 650....

 Name  =  20 BeepSounds.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:20 BeepSounds.sit
 Size:149K         Date: 3/24/92
 Description:
 20 beepsounds - This is one of the better collections of beep sounds.
Included are several voices of exclamation, great hits and fun sounds. All
files are in System 7 format and ready to use in your beeps or multimedia
projects.

 Name  =  2 Beeps Folder.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:2 Beeps Folder.sit
 Size: 17K         Date:11/02/91
 Description:
 Here are a couple of beeps which I dumped from on of my synths. These two
are a little more standard than the last sound.

 Name  =  435RecordCompany.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:435RecordCompany.sit
 Size: 43K         Date:12/24/92
 Description:
 435RecordCompany - This stack by Daniel Allen contains 435 record company
addresses. You can use this stack to search and dial addresses. Nice
layout in Hypercard with its own utilities menu.

 Name  =  99 Bottles v99b4.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:99 Bottles v99b4.sit
 Size:196K         Date: 4/30/93
 Description:
 99 Bottles v99b4 - this is an interesting version of 99 bottles of beer in
Mac format. This sing along is pretty humurous.

 Name  =  AIFF Recorder 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:AIFF Recorder 1.0.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 2/24/92
 Description:
 AIFF Recorder 1.0 - This is a shareware demo of a 7-savvy, drag-and-drop
program that is growing larger and more powerful by the day. If you
register this 1.0 shareware version now by sending $20 to the address
shown, you will get on our mailing list and learn about exciting upgrade
paths immediately (you might even see your favorite new features
implemented!)and youll get source code for the INIT version of our
startup-sound player AIFF StartupSound INIT.

 Name  =  AIFF StartupSound INIT.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:AIFF StartupSound INIT.sit
 Size:  4K         Date: 2/16/92
 Description:
 This tiny INIT plays any AIFF (Audio Interchange Format File) sound of your
 making/choosing, as long as the sound is named AIFF StartupSound and is
contained in the System folder. Because it uses the play-from-disk routines
in the System 6.0.7 Sound Manager, your startup sound can be any length
(limited only by hard disk space). Playing can be aborted with
Command-period. SOUNDS FOR THIS INIT CAN BE CREATED USING AIFF Recorder
1.0 (in the Music Libary on AOL). For a modest fee (under $10), the author
of this INIT will send you commented THINK C source code.

 Name  =  ART Music 3.2.1c.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:ART Music 3.2.1c.sit
 Size:135K         Date: 5/01/95
 Description:
 ART Music 3.21c - A utility that performs several PostScript functions in
conjuction with Finale. ART Music fills in a few gaps in Finales handling
of PostScript. It has also become a catch-all for just about anything I
wanted to do with and for Finale but didnt want to write a whole separate
program to do. ART Music does the following - Translates Finale EPS files
to Illustrator 3.0 format (this is the big, cool feature), Merges two
PostScript files, Adds Crop Marks to a PostScript file, and more.

 Name  =  ASR FX-DSP demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:ASR FX-DSP demo.sit
 Size:498K         Date: 1/16/95
 Description:
 ASR FX/DSP - PROSONIQ PRODUCTS sonicWORX is the first commercial audio
processing software almost fully based upon neural network processing.
Originally developed by Stephan M. Sprenger for Silicon Graphics
Workstations this program uses a new method of feature extracion to
convert an audio signal into structures most fittingly described as event
nodes. These event nodes represent the contents within the material which
are crucial for our ear to recognize sound structure. The user interface
and the handling of the parameters is as easy as setting the parameters
for traditional signal processors - in many cases in fact much easier. The
software is also provided in PowerPC native code for faster...

 Name  =   About Music Madness™.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Music Madness: About Music Madness™.sit
 Size:135K         Date:10/04/93
 Description:
 About Music Madness - This file contains info on the new Multimedia Sound
CD-ROM from AMUG. Samples are provided on BBS in a BOX in the Music Madness
folder. These files are copyright John Wroble. No other distribution in any
other form is permitted.

 Name  =  AcouSynthesis.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:AcouSynthesis.sit
 Size:311K         Date: 2/02/92
 Description:
 AcouSynthesis is a HyperCard stack that explains acoustics and music
synthesis. Great animation, sound, and graphics.

 Name  =  Adjuster
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Adjuster
 Size: 30K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Adjuster - This is a great little warbling computerized squeal in a System
7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or System beeps.

 Name  =  Afterburner
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Afterburner
 Size: 31K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Afterburner sound file - Hold onto your hats! This is an F-15 fighter
blasting off into the deep blue sky. Watch out for the wind blowing you
off the run way. Great for effects. System 7 format.

 Name  =  Aho.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Aho.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Aho - This is a cute little guy exclaiming his error in System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Alien Cockatiel
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Alien Cockatiel
 Size: 32K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Alien Cockatiel - This is a fun ray gun sound from our alien samplings in
System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System b
eps.

 Name  =  AlphaTrecker2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:AlphaTrecker2.0.sit
 Size: 33K         Date: 3/27/93
 Description:
 AlphaTrecker2.0 - AlphaTrecker is a new type of system extension made
possible by Apples System 7. It is a system extension, but it is not an
INIT. Rather, it is a faceless background application (FBA) that launches
when you start or restart your Macintosh computer. Since it is an FBA, it
need not include any provision for interaction with you, the user, so it
can be a small file; because it is a true application and not an INIT, it
is very unlikely that it will conflict with other system extensions that
do not also use the sound hardware.

 Name  =  Altsys Sounds.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Altsys Sounds.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 7/29/94
 Description:
 Altsys Sounds - Have you tried to use sounds for Freehand and Fontographer;
but could never find quite the right one? Is that Wild Eep or ClinkKlank
just too annoying?! These are a set of very short, simple sounds for Snap
to grid, Snap to guide, and snap to ruler for Altsys' FreeHand 4.0 and
Fontographer 4.0. Just drop these babies in your System file, and go to
Preferences to select the ones you want. Very small, short, and sweet! Or
use the sounds for short system beeps. Artware  Just e-mail me a piece of
your work, whether it be a Fontographer or FreeHand file (I have both). If
it's something else, fine.

 Name  =  Ambiance 1.6 Distribution.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Ambiance 1.6 Distribution.sit
 Size:221K         Date: 4/17/95
 Description:
 Ambiance 1.6 Distribution - Tired of the silence emitted by your Mac while
you work? Dont have a CD drive to pipe in music with? Ambiance is an
application designed to play random and/or looped sound effects while you
work with other programs. Ambiance comes with several sound collections,
including bird calls, ocean surf, coughs and sniffles, and so on.
Copyright 1995 by Des Courtney.

 Name  =  Annoying Key Sounds.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Annoying Key Sounds.sit
 Size: 47K         Date: 5/20/94
 Description:
 Annoying Key Sounds - This set of sounds was recorded from an 1923
Underwood manual typewriter. Use SoundMaster, or any other sound
customizing program, and assign these to the appropriate keys. These are
great as a practical joke!

 Name  =  Aooga
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Aooga
 Size: 38K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Aooga - This is a fun horn sound from an old fashion model T automobile in
System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System b
eeps.

 Name  =  Async Family 1.14.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Async Family 1.14.sit
 Size: 39K         Date: 9/27/93
 Description:
 AsyncFamily1.14 - Tired of waiting while your Mac finishes playing an
extra-long beep? Here comes the Async Family. Drop Mr.Player and Mr.Beeper
in your system folder, select a new system beep (a LONG one) in
Mr.Beeper's control panel and restart your Mac. All your system beeps will
be asynchronous, and if you have a Mac with the Apple Sound Chip (all Macs
but the 68000-based have it) you'll hear more than one beep at a time. You
may also drop AIFF and System7 sound files on Mr.Drop to play them while
you keep working (multi-megabyte files can be played without any trouble).
Requires System 7.

 Name  =  AudioBlob 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:AudioBlob 1.0.sit
 Size:346K         Date: 9/04/94
 Description:
 AudioBlob 1.0 - AudioBlob 1.0 is an application that has a very nice
graphics interface with interesting buttons for controlling your audio CD
playback. AudioBlob was constructed in MetroWerks CodeWarrior DR/3 using
PowerPlant. Graphics were done in KPT Bryce 1.0, Photoshop 2.5.1 and
Infini-D 2.5.1.

 Name  =  Audio CD Mover 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Audio CD Mover 1.0.sit
 Size:407K         Date: 9/30/94
 Description:
 Audio CD Mover 1.0 - If you use your CD-ROM drive to play audio CDs, you
probably know that the AppleCD Audio Player allows you to enter the disc
and song titles of your CDs. Whenever you pop in a known disc, that disc's
titles appear in the player window. It's somewhat tedious to type in all
those titles, and there's no way to merge your titles with someone else's,
but it's a nice feature to have. This application, Audio CD Mover, lets
you manipulate the database document that the AppleCD Audio Player uses to
store the titles. You can merge several documents together, you can look
at the contents of document, and you can remove disc entries from
document. The main benefit is that you can merge other CD databases...

 Name  =  Audio Editor 1.0.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Audio Editor 1.0.2.sit
 Size:261K         Date: 5/27/92
 Description:
 Audio Editor 1.0.2 - Before you download, this version of the Sample Editor
NEEDS the following minimum set-up System 7, 68020 or better processor (Mac
II, LC, etc.) 640 x 480 8-bit monitor plus, Sound input device and plenty
of RAM, if you want to record. The Sample Editor is an application that
allows you to edit and manipulate sampled sound on the Macintosh. It
supports sound input and output from Audio Interchange (AIFF) files, Mac
'snd' resources, and the Clipboard. The sound may be compressed by a
factor of up to 6:1. You can also record direct from any connected
microphone, limited only by the available memory.

 Name  =  Audio Interface 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Audio Interface 1.1.sit
 Size: 23K         Date: 9/30/94
 Description:
 Audio Interface 1.1 - Audio Interface 1.1 is a control panel which uses
Apple's PlainTalk technology to speak the contents of menus and dialog
boxes. By moving the mouse over menu items or dialog box items, you can
have the name of that item read to you. I wrote Audio Interface with the
hope that at least one user may have an easier time using the Mac.
Although it's not targeted at totally blind users, many users with bad
eyesight hopefully won't have to squint up to the screen every time a
dialog box appears or a menu is pulled down. Of course, it can also be
used for a little fun!

 Name  =  Audiodeck 2.0.6 FAT.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:A:Audiodeck 2.0.6 FAT.sit
 Size:260K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Audiodeck 2.0.6 FAT - Audiodeck is a beautiful CD-ROM Music disk player
controller, which appeared when Apple was using an ugly controller (pre
5.0). On the surface, Audiodeck 2.0 may bear a passing resemblance to
Apple's with its 3-D buttons and sleek overall design. However, a great
deal of subtle and not-so-subtle features are exclusive to Audiodeck - can
automatically play inserted CDs, can force internal CD input and enable
playthrough, plays adjacent tracks in shuffle and program mode without
skipping a beat, disable or enable individual tracks in shuffle mode, uses
the existing disc and track titles of CD Remote Programs, but also extends
the disc information database with new categories, and more. Req. Sys....

 Name  =  BBBBeep.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:BBBBeep.sit
 Size: 10K         Date:12/10/91
 Description:
 BBBBeep contains a beep sound for your Macintosh use.

 Name  =  BPMCalcV2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:BPMCalcV2.2.sit
 Size: 27K         Date: 9/29/92
 Description:
 BPMCalcV2.2 - BPMCalc is very easy to use. The help available from the
apple menu should be all you need to use it (Balloon help is also
supported). You should be aware that BPMCalc works best under System 7.
System 7 includes a time manager which is highly accurate, and BPMCalc
needs this time manager to calculate BPM using the Tap Tempo method. If
you are running an earlier system, you will need a stop watch in order to
calculate BPM. When you run the application, you will be notified if the
time manager BPMCalc needs is unavailable. If you get no warning, BPMCalc
has everything it needs to do the extended BPM calculations.

 Name  =  BPM Timerv1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:BPM Timerv1.1.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 2/13/93
 Description:
 BPM Timerv1.1 - BPM Timer is a small application which helps you figure out
how many beats per mintue (BPM) are contained in a particular piece of mu
sic.

 Name  =  Babblon A-1.22.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Music Madness:Babblon A-1.22.sit
 Size: 57K         Date:11/02/92
 Description:
 Babblon A/1.22 - This sound file is an A section from Babblon from Music
Madness. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples
of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new
multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files
may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, BBS in a BOX. These music and
sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not
be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you
are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E.
Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].

 Name  =  Baby Lamb.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Baby Lamb.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Baby Lamb - This is a cute little lamb breathing its first breath of life.
System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System b
eeps.

 Name  =  Bad disk2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Bad disk2.sit
 Size: 14K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Bad disk2 - This is a sound of a voice telling you your disk is bad. In
System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System
beeps.

 Name  =  Balthazar 1.5.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Balthazar 1.5.1.sit
 Size: 29K         Date: 2/21/95
 Description:
 Balthazar 1.51 - Balthazar is a utility that properly converts Microsoft
Window's WAVE sound files into System 7 clickable sounds. There is no
guessing on the sample rate, Balthazar is intelligent and will calculate
out the appropriate data, ergo, there will be no additional clicks or
noises (assuming the sample is clean...) Balthazar will convert 8bit
monaural or stereo WAVEs into 8 bit monaural or stereo 'snd ' type 1
resources respectively.

 Name  =  BassTuner 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:BassTuner 2.0.sit
 Size: 41K         Date: 8/05/94
 Description:
 BassTuner 2.0 - BassTuner is a Macintosh application that 'listens' to you
tuning your bass and shows you graphically which direction to tune each
string. Bass Tuner is the only Bass-tuning software available anywhere,
for good reason... Recognizing the pitch of bass strings in real time is
extremely difficult. The frequency is so low, that pitch determinations
must be attempted before more than one or two waveform cycles have
elapsed. It is extremely important that you place the microphone properly,
in order to provide BassTuner with a fighting chance at making
determinations. Place the Microphone as close as possible to the sound
source. If the needle and tracking thermometer are moving steadily,

 Name  =  Beduwee
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Beduwee
 Size:  6K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Beduwee - This is a great electronic signal sound for those with the need
for great beeps.

 Name  =  Beep3
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Beep3
 Size:  9K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Beep3 - This is a sound file of an individual clearing his throat. In
System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System
beeps.

 Name  =  Beep&Run Extension.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Beep&Run Extension.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 6/29/92
 Description:
 Beep&Run Extension - *FREE* INIT that causes beep sounds to play in the
background rather than preempt the application. Allows use of long beep
sounds without the annoying delay. This version has been tested on a Mac
II under System 6.0.5 and System 7.0. Probably only useful on Macs with
the sound chip (ie: not the Plus, maybe not the SE.) Enjoy!

 Name  =  BeepShuffle 0.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:BeepShuffle 0.3.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 5/06/92
 Description:
 BeepShuffle 0.3 - BeepShuffle is a simple INIT that plays a random sound
instead of the system beep. No longer do you have to go to the Control
Panel when you get bored with your current beep; BeepShuffle automatically
picks and plays a sound from among the currently installed 'snd '
resources. It works with Suitcase and MasterJuggler, too. To install, drag
it into your system folder and reboot. Holding down the mouse button
during startup cancells the installation. It requires System 6.0 or
greater (and won't install itself otherwise).

 Name  =  Beethoven 5.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Beethoven 5.sit
 Size: 91K         Date: 1/27/93
 Description:
 Beethoven 5 - The opening to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. Makes a great
start-up sound.

 Name  =  Behold!.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Behold!.sit
 Size: 20K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Behold! - This is a fun sound file of a guy saying Behold. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Belch 2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Belch 2.sit
 Size: 34K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Belch 2 - This is a very obnoxious belch sound for those who like the
strange side of Mac sounds. In System 7 sound format. May be used in
multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Belch! 2.0.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Belch! 2.0.0.sit
 Size: 23K         Date: 5/10/94
 Description:
 Belch! 2.0.0 - Belch! is a little Extension that causes your Mac to have a
case of indigestion - it lets out a nasty belch every once in a while. This
 Extension is fun to put on your friend's (or co-worker's) Macintosh... sit
 back and watch the fun! To install Belch!, simply drop it onto the System
Folder of the machine you wish to give indigestion and restart it. Belch!
is completely free; I hope you enjoy it! Now you can blame your Mac for
all of those rude noises people make!

 Name  =  Big Ben.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Big Ben.sit
 Size: 23K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Big Ben - This is a single chime of Big Ben the famous clock. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Bird Calls.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Bird Calls.sit
 Size: 48K         Date: 5/04/92
 Description:
 Bird Calls - Three digitally recorded bird calls. Pre-formatted for system
7. Drop these into your system folder for nice alternative BEEP sounds.Very
pleasant!

 Name  =  Blue Jay #1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Blue Jay #1.sit
 Size: 55K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Blue Jay #1 - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Blue Jay. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play
and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh
System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Bob White.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Bob White.sit
 Size: 46K         Date: 9/01/94
 Description:
 Bob White - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a Bob
White. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play and
see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh System
7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Boing.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Boing.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Boing - This is a very bouncy boing sound for those wanting new sounds for
the control panel. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,
Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Boing1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Boing1.sit
 Size: 20K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Boing1 - This is another Boing sound for your collection. In System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Bomb.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Bomb.sit
 Size: 18K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Bomb - This is a bomb sound for those who want to hear things being blown
up. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for
System beeps.

 Name  =  Bottles II
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Bottles II
 Size: 10K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Bottles II - this is a fun system 7 sound file of bottles in the wind.

 Name  =  Bounce
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Bounce
 Size:  6K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Bounce - This is a very short high pitched piano string pluck. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Box of Rain 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Box of Rain 2.0.sit
 Size:321K         Date: 9/17/94
 Description:
 Box of Rain 2.0 - A Filemaker Pro 2.0 template for Music Collections.
Albums, CD, DATs, Tapes, Cassette Insert Maker, Lyrics Database Shareware
$15. This file is password protected to prevent the changing of scripts or
layouts. Password provided with payment. Otherwise, this database is fully
operational and ready for new entries. Features are extensive. This is
actually three databases interlinked through scripts and buttons
(navigation is a breeze). One is for album, CD, and tape cataloguing,
another is for song lyrics, and the third is to create cassette box
inserts and keep track of those concert tapes.

 Name  =  BriansSoundTool 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:BriansSoundTool 1.3.sit
 Size:116K         Date:12/28/93
 Description:
 BriansSoundTool 1.3 - This is an increasingly less quick and dirty program
to do drag and drop conversion to and from Windoze .WAV files and Mac sound
files. If you open a non-Mac file with it, it will convert it to a Mac
file, and if you open a Mac file, it will convert it to a Windoze .WAV
file. The output options are fairly limited. For input however, a
Macintosh file is - a system 7 sound file, an FSSD file (with or without
HCOM compression), or virtually any file containing 'snd ' resources.
Non-Macintosh input files can be .WAV files, Sound blaster .VOC files,
Sun(/NeXT) -Law (provided they are 8 bit mono), Amiga 8SVX, and AIFF files.

 Name  =  Brown Thrasher.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Brown Thrasher.sit
 Size: 55K         Date: 9/08/94
 Description:
 Brown Thrasher - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Brown Thrasher. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Button Feedback.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Button Feedback.sit
 Size: 15K         Date: 3/24/92
 Description:
 Button Feedback is a great sound edit file for your HyperCard or other
sound needs and applications.

 Name  =  Buzz2
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:B:Buzz2
 Size:  8K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Buzz2 - This is a sharp two ring buzz effect. In System 7 sound format. May
be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  CARP 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CARP 2.0.sit
 Size: 37K         Date: 6/18/92
 Description:
 CARP 2.0 - version 2.0. Completely rewritten, hot interface.. Designed for
System Seven and systems with color. Eject, Stop, Play, Pause, Previous,
Next, and Scan functions. Small Convenient Display. You can quit the app
without interrupting the play. 7. Only uses < 128k of RAM, you can quit if
you need the memory! Auto Start Play when Audio CD is mounted.* Several
end of CD options. Works with screen savers and 32 bit Clean. You need to
have installed the Foreign File Access and your CD ROM driver. You do not
need the CD Remote INIT or the Remote player for CARP to work. For Best
Results simply make an alias of the CARP icon, put it in the Startup Items
folder of your system folder. Reboot and CARP is ready.

 Name  =  CASPAR .951.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CASPAR .951.sit
 Size:2407K         Date: 2/03/95
 Description:
 CASPAR .951 - Computer Assisted Software Project for Aural Skills
Reinforcement. Features include - The ability to play any portion of a
melody or progression, The ability to view information about the melody on
a measure-by-measure, need-to-know basis, The ability to have control over
the relative volumes of voices in a harmonic dictation, A comprehensive
on-line help system.

 Name  =  CDAutoPlay.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CDAutoPlay.sit
 Size:  3K         Date: 2/23/92
 Description:
 CDAutoPlay - How many times you wished that your CD ROM player would start
playing music as soon as you insert an audio cd ? Wish no more, just drop
CD_AutoPlay in your system folder, restart and from then on every time you
insert an audio cd in your cd player it will start playing automatically.

 Name  =  CD Coyote 2.1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD Coyote 2.1.1.sit
 Size: 50K         Date: 3/27/95
 Description:
 CD Coyote 2.11 - CD Coyote is a program for CD-ROM drive users who listen
to audio CD's and have written disc information to CD Remote DA or AppleCD
Audio Player. With CD Coyote You can edit the information saved with the
CD player without inserting the CD to the CD-ROM drive. You can also merge
many 'CD Remote Prefs' files to just one so You can share 'CD Remote
Prefs' files with your friends. Coyote helps you make a TEXT file of
information which has been entered into CD Remote. When saving a text
file, you can choose to get disc titles, get track names, number disc
titles and number track names. You can also choose the disk anc track
delimiters (for easy importing into other documents). CD Coyote...

 Name  =  CD Database 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD Database 1.3.sit
 Size: 98K         Date: 4/23/95
 Description:
 CD Database 1.3 - The CD Database (formerly the CD Catalog 1.3) is a simple
yet powerful database to catalog your Compact Discs. It was made with
FileMaker Pro version 2.1, you need the program to use it. Not only may
you search and print lists of your CD collection; but you can generate
reports and lists for specific categories of CDs, such as only your CDs
that are Soundtracks or are longer than 65 minutes. The program should be
self explanatory but there's a simple manual anyway.

 Name  =  CD Directory 1.0a1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD Directory 1.0a1.sit
 Size: 33K         Date:10/07/94
 Description:
 CD Directory 1.0a1 - CD Directory is a FileMaker Pro 2.1 database for
keeping track of your valuable CD collection a task that is normally a
pain. CD Directory makes that task much easier by importing the CD
information entered when you use Apple Computer's AppleCD Audio Player or
similar software. CD Directory features a highly graphical interface, the
ability to automatically copy CD titles, artist and tracks into other
applications. It is designed to help you keep an up to date copy of your
current CD collection. CD Directory is shareware. Works in conjunction
with CD Coyote.

 Name  =  CD+G Player1.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD+G Player1.01.sit
 Size: 60K         Date: 2/20/94
 Description:
 CD+G Player1.01 - CD+G Player is a program which can play and display the
graphics for discs in the CD+G (Compact Disc + Graphics) format. Hardware
Requirements - A CD+G compatible CD-ROM drive, such as the Apple CD300 or
Sony CDU-561. A Color Macintosh. A monitor with a resolution of at least
640 x 480 pixels (optional - This is only needed to display the graphics
in 2:1 mode). Software Requirements - System 7 or 32-bit QuickDraw, Apple
CD-ROM Software version 4.0.2 or later. Insert a CD+G disc in the drive.
The CD+G Player works with Audio CDs too, but isn't nearly as fun. If the
software is installed correctly, an Audio CD icon should appear on the
desktop after a few seconds. A list of CD's to try is included.

 Name  =  CD-LD Catalog Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD-LD Catalog Demo.sit
 Size:694K         Date: 9/28/92
 Description:
 CD/LD Catalog Demo - The CD Catalog and Laser Disc Catalog are THE
Audio/Video Media Databases. Be sure to install the Catalog fonts supplied
into your system file for proper display of text while using the Catalogs.
If the fonts are already resident in your system, it is not necessary to
add them. Consult your Apple manual for proper font installation
procedures. For a list of new features and changes, please refer to the
v3.5 Changes chapter by clicking the horizontal scroll arrows at the
bottom of this document or selecting it from the Contents menu above.

 Name  =  CD List.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD List.sit
 Size: 52K         Date: 6/29/94
 Description:
 CD List - Do you use Apple's CD Audio Player? Have you carefully entered
the names and song lists for each of your Audio CD's that the Mac has
played? Would you like to see this list in text format? Well, now you can.
Simply double click CD List, open CD Remote Programs (in your System
folder, in Preferences), then save the new text file. Now you have a text
file that can be opened and looked through!

 Name  =  CD Menu 1.3.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD Menu 1.3.1.sit
 Size: 42K         Date: 3/13/95
 Description:
 CD Menu 1.31 - CD Menu is a control panel/extension which allows you to
control your audio CDs without that tiresome switching between
applications. CD Menu is accessible at almost any time (even from modal
dialogs). To be able to run CD Menu, you must have a computer with Color
Quickdraw & System 7.0 or later is required. After installing, and
restarting your Mac, If you haven't changed the settings in the control
panel window, you will see a small icon with the word 'CD' in it in the
top right of the menu bar. Insert an audio CD into your CD drive and click
on this icon. If you don't release the mouse button right away, a small
window with 9 buttons will appear.

 Name  =  CD Playthrough 1.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD Playthrough 1.5.sit
 Size: 29K         Date:10/07/94
 Description:
 CD Playthrough 1.5 - CD Playthrough 1.5 - CD Playthrough is a freeware
program that allows you to set the Sound In and Playthrough options
effortlessly. At last, you can enjoy audio CD's without an annoying and
tedious trip to the Sound control panel. Furthermore, CD Playthrough gives
you the ability to dynamically switch between any of three input sources
with or without playthrough, at the cost a few mouse clicks. This is
extremely useful, even though the sound settings are now saved between
reboots (Power Macs after System Update 3.0), since playthrough is
disabled everytime you quit Video Monitor or FusionRecorder.

 Name  =  CD Tracker Pro 3.02.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CD Tracker Pro 3.02.sit
 Size:326K         Date: 5/01/95
 Description:
 CD Tracker Pro 3.02 - CD Tracker Pro is a FileMaker Pro 2.1 database for
keeping track of your CD collection. CD Tracker Pro features a slick
graphical interface (designed by a graphic artist/designer) that makes
'tracking' your CDs an efficient and effective Process. The Bottom Line -
It is the ULTIMATE tool to keep track of your expanding compact disc
collection.

 Name  =  CDatabase.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CDatabase.sit
 Size: 21K         Date: 5/01/94
 Description:
 CDatabase - This FileMaker Pro file is a Complete Music Database, for you
to keep track of your music. Enter the artist, title, label, origin,
notes, status (in, out, lost or other), purchase date, release date,
length, format (CD, audio, LP...) and style. Then manipulate the data as
you wish. Plus, the file comes with 59 records ready to go!

 Name  =  Calvalry Charge
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Calvalry Charge
 Size: 56K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Calvalry Charge - This digitized bugle charge is in System 7 sound file
format. This is the bugle charge that you hear in all of the old westerns
and the F Troop comedy. Works great for intros and multimedia projects.

 Name  =  Canada Goose.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Canada Goose.sit
 Size: 97K         Date: 9/08/94
 Description:
 Canada Goose - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Canadian Goose. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Canary.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Canary.sit
 Size:106K         Date: 6/04/92
 Description:
 Canary - is a Hypercard music/midi interface solution. This stack will
allow you to play and create 22k songs with various voices. From the folks
that brought you Cosmic Osmo and other goodies.

 Name  =  Canon 2 v1.0.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Canon 2 v1.0.5.sit
 Size: 18K         Date:10/22/93
 Description:
 Canon 2 v1.0.5 - Canon 2 is a utility that allows you to play one or more
AIFF or snd  sounds in the background (or foreground). You can add a
collection of sounds to the play list, alter the order of the play list,
remove selected sounds from the play list - all this in a System 7
compatible environment which is not memory hungry! Requires any Macintosh
with an Apple Sound Chip (this doesnt include the Classic, SE, Plus and
earlier). One or more sound files on your hard disk (AIFF or snd ). System
6.0.7 or later. Quick Start - Turn up the volume on you Macintosh. Select
one or more sound files and drag them onto the Canon 2 icon. Listen!

 Name  =  Cardinal #2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Cardinal #2.sit
 Size: 76K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Cardinal #2 - This is a quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Cardinal. Load a bunch into a lap top and take it on a field trip. Play
and see what happens. From Motu Iti. Contact at Motu [e-mail].

 Name  =  CartoonCombo.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CartoonCombo.sit
 Size:108K         Date:11/03/91
 Description:
 Cartoon combo - this is a System 7 sound file I created using Sound Edit
pro and a bunch of sound effects I had created. The sound resembles an
exit stage left effect in a cartoon style feature. Fun for multimedia
usage.

 Name  =  Chicago song MOD.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Chicago song MOD.sit
 Size: 51K         Date: 7/21/92
 Description:
 Chicago song MOD - for use with The Sound-TreckerV1.0 program. Plays songs
that are stored in a special, compact format.

 Name  =  Chickadee.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Chickadee.sit
 Size: 34K         Date: 9/01/94
 Description:
 Chickadee - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Chickadee. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play
and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh
System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Ching
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Ching
 Size:  9K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Ching - a quick little sound in System 7 format. This 2 second sound is a
chord on vibraphones. Can be used as a great System Beep or for
transitions.

 Name  =  Chirp-u-weep
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Chirp-u-weep
 Size:  5K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Chirp-u-weep - this is a fun little electronic bird chirp. This sound lasts
about 2 seconds and is in System 7 format. Great for beeps or transitions.

 Name  =  ChordReference 0.4.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:ChordReference 0.4.sit
 Size:  9K         Date: 3/15/95
 Description:
 ChordReference 0.4 - This is just a basic utility showing you all the notes
of the chords you never can get right (even thought they are soooo simple),
on the piano keyboard and on the guitar neck. It is part of a larger
project, so the user interface is limited. Click a key on the piano to see
the chords. To quit, click the upper left corner (it'll turn red when the
mouse is over it). Move the mouse a bit to the right, any you'll see
green, then you can click to drag the application to another area.

 Name  =  Clatter.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Clatter.sit
 Size: 17K         Date: 9/26/92
 Description:
 Clatter - A clattery, raucous instrumental sound in System 7 Beep resource
format.

 Name  =  Clink-Klank.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Clink-Klank.sit
 Size: 10K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Clink-Klank - This is the famous Clink-Klank sound in Apple System sounds.
In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for
System beeps.

 Name  =  Coconut Info® Beep.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Coconut Info® Beep.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 2/05/92
 Description:
 After several years of engineering we have come up with the most pleasant
of beep sounds...particularly suited for a business interest or home
environment where even the standard beep tone can turn into an annoyance.
We didn't deviate too far... meaning we followed the original beep sound
guidelines of replicating the tone of a jet liner when the 'no smoking' or
'fasten your set belts' sign lights up. Descriptively speaking it is a
bell sound with no attack, sustained decay, then a gentle release. Just
drop the file on your system folder (and it will go in your System).
Configured for System 7 users only (just use it as prescribed), but
resource hacks can move it in earlier systems.

 Name  =  Color Tracks1.0.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Color Tracks1.0.1.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 5/28/93
 Description:
 Color Tracks1.0.1 - ColorTracks is a simple sort-of-extension that enables
the music tracks on your audio CDs to display color and/or small icons.
Just drop ColorTracks into your System Folder and hold down the
command-option keys while re-booting to rebuild the desktop. Unintalling
ColorTracks is just as simple. This file works by using special tricks to
fool the Finder. It does not take up any RAM and it does not slow down the
system.

 Name  =  Compact Disk Time Adder 1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Compact Disk Time Adder 1.sit
 Size:  5K         Date: 8/31/93
 Description:
 Compact Disk Time Adder 1 - This is a very helpful FileMaker Pro template
for anyone who makes tapes from CD's, records or other tapes. This is a
very simple template. You simply list the songs and times, and CD Time
Adder will add up the total time that will be needed. Great for deciding
how to put 45 minutes on a tape, and even better for people who don't like
to bother with adding up minutes!

 Name  =  Computer World.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Computer World.sit
 Size: 66K         Date: 2/13/93
 Description:
 Computer World - Here is a sound that you will most likely enjoy! It is the
 main theme from the song Computer World (instrumental only). I find that
it makes an excellent houly chime for use with SuperClock! etc.. It is
sampled at 22khz for your enjoyment.

 Name  =  Cough
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Cough
 Size:  8K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Cough - This is a wheeze cough with a touch of flu bug, in System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  CrankIn It 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CrankIn It 1.0.sit
 Size: 19K         Date: 9/02/92
 Description:
 CrankIn It 1.0 - Crank'In It is a Control Panel that lets you quickly
change the current speaker volume by holding down a key combination (that
you specify) and clicking in the menubar. A volume control slider will
drop down allowing you to set the volume instantly. The changes are saved
to the PRAM so that they are 'permanent'. It has been tested under System
7.0, 7.01 and briefly under 6.07 on a variety of Macintoshes. No problems
to report (yet.)

 Name  =  CrossOver.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:CrossOver.sit
 Size:103K         Date: 3/26/93
 Description:
 CrossOver - A crossover is a set of electronic components that route the
frequencies in a loudspeaker to the appropriate drivers in the speaker.
Crossover Designer is a HyperCard stack that will design a crossover for a
2-way speaker system. It draws the circuit as it designs the crossover.
The stack can add an impedance compensator on the woofer or tweeter, a
notch filter on the tweeter, of a fixed L-pad on the tweeter. The user
inputs the type of crossover, either Butterworth or all pass, the
attenuation rate, 6db, 12db, 18db, or 24db per octave. The user also puts
in the driver's impedances and the crossover frequency.

 Name  =  Cuckoo
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:C:Cuckoo
 Size:  6K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Cuckoo - This is a high pitched cuckoo clock sound in System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  DRUM SET.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:DRUM SET.sit
 Size:219K         Date: 1/01/93
 Description:
 DRUM SET - This is a collection of digitized drum sounds saved as
resources. Can be used as beeps, in hypercard stacks, but was especially
designed for those creating games, musical programs, or any application
that might require sound. Many high quality sounds including several snare
drums, bass drums, tom toms, many cymbals, and various other percussion
sounds. Shareware.

 Name  =  DataSlurp.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:DataSlurp.sit
 Size:153K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 DataSlurp - Try this one out as your startup sound. The voice tells you
that your data was delicious as it is eaten. In System 7 sound format. May
be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  DataSnd 0.8.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:DataSnd 0.8.sit
 Size: 53K         Date: 3/07/94
 Description:
 DataSnd 0.8 - Basically, this is a program that will read in a file and
extract all data from the data fork and attempt to convert it to a sound.
If you decide it will be cute to open a 2 meg non sound file then you may
have fun listening to the horrible noise. (It will be painful, and you
can't abort it unless you have the ASC (Apple Sound Chip.). This program
runs on machines without the ASC. (Machines like the SE and Plus.) System
7 is required, however. I don't think the stereo function works, so if I
ever find a stereo VOC / WAV file then I will test it out. Please let me
know if it works or not. To use DataSnd, just open a file. When you get a
box asking for a sampling rate, just try them all until one works.

 Name  =  Dice.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Dice.sit
 Size: 43K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Dice - This is a sound of dice rolling for that number 7. In System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  DishCrash.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:DishCrash.sit
 Size: 10K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 DishCrash - This is a quick and dirty dishes crashing sound in System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Dishes crashing.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Dishes crashing.sit
 Size: 77K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Dishes crashing - This is a long and funny dishes crashing and rolling in
the hall sound. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,
Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Disk eject
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Disk eject
 Size: 14K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Disk eject - This sound file is a bit of a misnomer. If your Macintosh
makes this sound everytime you eject a disk then you may have to pull its
finger as well. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,
Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Disk insert
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Disk insert
 Size: 10K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Disk insert - This is cute little backwards fart for those that want that
ultimate disk insertion sound. In System 7 sound format. May be used in
multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Dogs.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Dogs.sit
 Size: 24K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Dogs - Contains multiple dogs having barking spasms in unison. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Donkey.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Donkey.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Donkey - This is a Donkey honking with pleasure. In System 7 sound format.
May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Don't do that.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Don't do that.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Don't do that - This is a low pitched authority figure giving a Don't do
that command. Only for highly uptight individuals. In System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Doorbell.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Doorbell.sit
 Size: 17K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Doorbell - Contains your stock doorbell sound for those who need permission
to enter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or
for System beeps.

 Name  =  Down Periscope
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Down Periscope
 Size: 20K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Down Periscope - A very electronic sound of warbling dimensions in System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Driver.Inductance.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Driver.Inductance.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 3/26/93
 Description:
 Driver.Inductance - When designing the impedance compensator part of a
stereo speaker's crossover you will need to know the woofer's inductance.
Driver Inductance calculates a driver's inductance given some information
that can be read from an Impedance versus Frequency graph. The crossover
can be designed using my other program, Crossover Designer, also found on
America Online.

 Name  =  DriverParameters.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:DriverParameters.sit
 Size: 33K         Date: 3/26/93
 Description:
 DriverParameters - When designing stereo speakers you need to know the
drivers, Qts, Qes, and Vas among other things. Driver Parameters is a
HyperCard stack that calculates these quantities. The inputted information
must be read from a graph of impedance versus frequency. The stack
includes a short tutorial on how to measure a graph of impedance versus
frequency using a millivolt meter and frequency generator.

 Name  =  Drum 01.22.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Music Madness:Drum 01.22.sit
 Size: 23K         Date:11/02/92
 Description:
 Drum 01 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM CD-ROM. The
Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples of some of
the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new multimedia
series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files may ONLY be
distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, BBS in a BOX. These music and sound files
are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not be
redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you are
interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E. Campbell
Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].

 Name  =  ESPN riff.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:ESPN riff.sit
 Size:746K         Date: 5/17/94
 Description:
 ESPN Riff - Thanks for listening to these selected bed music clips. Full
length CD's of bed music for post production/multimedia use are available.
Produced bi-monthly, each disk contains a minimum of 15 toons in four time
lengths, full length, 60 second, 30 second and stingers for each song.
These are digitally recorded, 44kH CD-quality riffs. Each disk is $49,
which includes an unlimited license usage to the purchaser. For more
information or to order a disk, call or write,    Hummingbird Productions,
9432 North 17th Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85020, Voice/Fax    [phone].
This rockin tune features sythesized horns and a wailing guitar.

 Name  =  Eartraining 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Eartraining 1.3.sit
 Size:227K         Date: 3/13/95
 Description:
 Eartraining 1.3 - This program is an eartraining program for the Macintosh.
It helps you to practice intervals, chords, scales and perfect pitch. It
has several sampled sounds built in and a statistics shows you, where you
made (or maybe not) mistakes. For more information please read About
Eartraining and just check out the program yourself. I hope you'll enjoy
it!

 Name  =  EasyAIFF 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:EasyAIFF 1.2.sit
 Size: 59K         Date: 6/10/95
 Description:
 EasyAiff 1.2 - EasyAIFF is an application which plays AIFF files. It is
very easy to use. Just drag an AIFF file on its icon or doubleclick on the
AIFF file and it is played by EasyAIFF. If you drag more than one file on
EasyAIFF, a dialog is displayed where you can move between the different
files by clicking on the buttons with two arrows either in right or left
direction. All buttons in EasyAIFF should work as you expect them to work
- like on a CD-Player.

 Name  =  Echo Chamber.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Echo Chamber.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 6/04/92
 Description:
 Echo Chamber - is a cool application that allows you to add echo effects to
your sound files by ajusting the rate and strength of the echo on
compressed sound files. Shareware.

 Name  =  Eject
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Eject
 Size: 11K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Eject - This is a voice saying that your disk is ejected. In System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Eject the core.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Eject the core.sit
 Size: 33K         Date: 9/05/92
 Description:
 Eject the core - This is a sound file telling you to eject the core!

 Name  =  Electric Slurp.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Electric Slurp.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 1/27/93
 Description:
 Electric Slurp - This is an electronic sound that simulates a slurp noise.

 Name  =  Electro Bolt
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Electro Bolt
 Size: 32K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 its an awsome sound efect that is an electo bolt.POWERFUL.

 Name  =  Elephant.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Elephant.sit
 Size: 19K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Elephant - This is fun Elephant sound for the jungle hearted. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Emergency alert.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Emergency alert.sit
 Size: 44K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Emergency alert - This is a great electronic warning sound. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Error.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Error.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Error - This is a voice of a man saying error. In System 7 sound format.
May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Excuse Me.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Excuse Me.sit
 Size: 38K         Date:10/10/92
 Description:
 Excuse Me - This is a System 7 sound file saying Excuse Me!

 Name  =  Explosion ! ! !
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:D-E:Explosion ! ! !
 Size: 50K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Explosion ! - A huge explosion in System7 format.

 Name  =  FANTVOY4MOD.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:FANTVOY4MOD.sit
 Size: 37K         Date: 2/01/93
 Description:
 FANTVOY4MOD - A new age MOD with great synthesizer effects. One of the top
MODs in the library. Number 4 of a series of six MODs entitled Fantastic V
oyage.

 Name  =  FANTVOY5MOD.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:FANTVOY5MOD.sit
 Size: 36K         Date: 2/01/93
 Description:
 FANTVOY5MOD - A new age MOD with great synthesizer effects. One of the top
MODs in the library. Number 5 of a series of six MODs entitled Fantastic V
oyage.

 Name  =  FANTVOY6MOD.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:FANTVOY6MOD.sit
 Size:124K         Date: 2/01/93
 Description:
 FANTVOY6MOD - A new age MOD with great synthesizer effects. One of the top
MODs in the library. Number 6 of a series of six MODs entitled Fantastic V
oyage.

 Name  =  Fanfare.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Fanfare.sit
 Size: 83K         Date: 7/10/93
 Description:
 Fanfare - Fanfare is fun little freeware init that sounds the trumpets when
you start your Mac and plays a sound (sounds like a computer powering down)
when you restart or shutdown. Uses virtually no memory (about 3K) so you
don't have to worry about running out of memory. Works with System 3.3 and
up!!

 Name  =  FilePlayer 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:FilePlayer 2.0.sit
 Size: 56K         Date: 4/06/94
 Description:
 FilePlayer 2.0 - FilePlayer is a background sound/music player which works
best with Sound Manager 3.0. You can also play two sounds together, it will
just mix them. Some features - Recording of sound files of any length at
three different compression factors - none, 3-1 and 6-1 (AIFF respectively
 AIFC format). Playing back sound files at different speeds or using the
wobble mode (changes the speed of the sound file like a sinus function).
Playing, editing, saving and loading lists of soundfiles. Skipping forward
and backward while playing back a list of files. Fast searching backward
and forward while playing back a file. Repeating play back of files
(endless). And much, much more!

 Name  =  Flash Short
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Flash Short
 Size:121K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Flash Short - This is a fun electronic sound file with lots of fast action
in System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for
System beeps.

 Name  =  Foom.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Foom.sit
 Size: 20K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Foom - This is a voice saying Foom in System 7 sound format. May be used
in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Freddy Speak Pack.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Freddy Speak Pack.sit
 Size: 32K         Date: 6/15/93
 Description:
 Freddy Speak Pack - Freddy Speak offers a way of Speaking text files or
alerts without complex applications. This is a 'Drag and Drop' Application
that reads the text, using Macintalk, of any file dropped onto it or open
by it. Works with System 6 or 7. Included in this pack is Freddy Speak,
ClipSpeaker, The Reader and Freddy Maker. For System 7, use MacInTalk 2.0

 Name  =  FreeSpace.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:FreeSpace.sit
 Size:  6K         Date:11/13/92
 Description:
 FreeSpace - FreeSpace is a small program for monitoring how much
approximate record time is left on a user specified volume ( in minutes )
for digital hard disk recorders. It is updated in the background. As long
as you can see it's window, you can be running StudioVision, Digital
Performer, ProDeck, Deck or whatever and have a running update of how much
record time is left. FreeSpace has only been tested with StudioVision and
Sound Designer II. If you are using different software check it out on
something that doesn't matter first so I'm not responsible for fatal
crashes. It has proved *very* stable with StudioVision.

 Name  =  Frequency Meter 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Frequency Meter 1.0.sit
 Size: 33K         Date: 1/13/95
 Description:
 Frequency Meter 1.0 - This little application give a digital reading of the
frequency from any audio signal taken by your Mac's microphone. It work
well under System 7.1 & 7.5, and better with a 256 colors monitor. I found
it useful to tune a musical instrument (like my trombone) within a certain
acuracy. Of course, to do that you need a frequency <-->note table. I've
include one in a Microsoft Word file. Just print it.

 Name  =  Fret Navigator 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Fret Navigator 1.2.sit
 Size:245K         Date: 3/16/94
 Description:
 Fret Navigator 1.2 - FretNavigator can find chords, scales, intervals, and
chordal progressions on any stringed instrument. You can also all to the
repository of chords, scales, tunings and instruments it knows about. You
can also play what you see through the speaker or through MIDI. The
program took about a year to write, it is written in C+- using the TCL and
Think C 5.0. At the moment I have no plans to put any time into it, it
does what it says it does, and I don't know of any bugs at the moment.
Fret Navigator is incompatible with version 3.0 of the sound manager. FIX
- Don't play sounds through the speaker, use MIDI. Fret Navigator is
incompatible with 16 bit color mode. FIX - Set Monitors to 256 colors

 Name  =  Fretboard Notator 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Fretboard Notator 1.1.sit
 Size: 29K         Date:10/22/93
 Description:
 Fretboard Notator 1.1 - Fretboard Notator allows you to click on a diagram
of the guitar neck and see what note you are playing, how it is notated in
standard music notation, and also in Guitar Tab. Fretboard Notator is part
of the MasterTools collection of tools for the guitarist. You may order the
complete set from the author. Requires HyperCard.

 Name  =  FrogSong.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:FrogSong.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 1/27/93
 Description:
 FrogSong - Great MOD of frogs singing a song. ABSOLOUTLY HILLARIOUS!!

 Name  =  Funk.30.11.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Funk.30.11.sit
 Size:213K         Date: 3/24/92
 Description:
 Funk.30.11 is a funky background music clip for those sound/animation
packages you are developing or just to playback. System 7 format is
provided.

 Name  =  GTI.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:GTI.sit
 Size: 40K         Date: 7/16/92
 Description:
 GTI - Guitar Tab Index 1.00, a simple text-file type external which
organizes guitar tablature, culled from the Internet and ftp.nevada.edu.
It may duplicate current text file sections, but if you need anything
similar of some custom application. This has a small sample database -
GTITAB has my full library. System 7 Compatible.

 Name  =  GTITab.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:GTITab.sit
 Size:119K         Date: 7/16/92
 Description:
 GTITab - GTITab, collection of Guitar Tab for GTI100, with all directories
and files correctly configured. Includes almost everything by REM, Indigo
Girls, U2, plus stuff by Van Halen, AC/DC, etc.

 Name  =  General Music 101.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:General Music 101.sit
 Size:494K         Date: 3/01/92
 Description:
 General Music 101 - This stack is intended to be a very superficial overvue
of music and the history of music in general. A truly definative stack
(probably stack's') would take more than a few laser disks. I encourage
you to use your local library, or college to get more information on these
fascinating and enriching topics. I reccomend you use an external speaker
with this and any stack or application that uses sound extensively.
Provided for the AMUG CD by the author.

 Name  =  Get Out.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Get Out.sit
 Size:116K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Horn2 - This is a fun blues vocal tell'in the lady to get out. Now you can
purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical team. To
purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius Parr -
1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993. The tunes
this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the Right to Quit
You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and blues tunes
call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc.
BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  Glass hiss
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Glass hiss
 Size: 29K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Glass hiss - This is a fun electronic zooming sound in System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Good & bad
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Good & bad
 Size: 22K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Good & bad - nice little famous synthesis of Clints music in System 7 sound
format.

 Name  =  GrabAudio 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:GrabAudio 1.2.sit
 Size: 40K         Date: 6/09/95
 Description:
 Grab Audio 1.2 - This is GrabAudio, a program to read digital audio
directly from CD and save it on disk. It requires - System 7 or higher,
CD-ROM software version 4 or higher, an Apple CD300 CD-ROM player or
better. The program works very simple. Insert an audio cd in the CD300,
and start the program. You will now see a list with the track names and
the track durations, and some controls. You can choose the track by
clicking on the track name or by scrolling to it using arrows, scroll bar,
page up/down and begin/end, or by typing the first characters of the name.
Then, make some selections - stereo or mono, 11k, 22k, or 44k, and which
part of sound, and then save it to your hard drive.

 Name  =  Granfather Clock
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Granfather Clock
 Size: 14K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Grandfather Clock - this sound file is of one chime from a large
grandfather clock. Ths sound lasts approximately 2 seconds in duration.
System 7 format and may be used to represent the hour with multiple chimes.

 Name  =  Gt. Horned Owl.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Gt. Horned Owl.sit
 Size: 35K         Date: 9/08/94
 Description:
 Gt. Horned Owl - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
 Great Horned Owl. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  GuitarTuner 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:GuitarTuner 2.0.sit
 Size: 40K         Date: 1/03/94
 Description:
 GuitarTuner 2.0 - A software Guitar-Tuner that out-performs hardware
devices found in music stores! This program uses a brand new mathematical
model for pitch recognition. It is fast and extremely accurate. Inside,
you'll also find information on how to obtain other amazing Perfect
Pitch(TM) products... (See the 'Perfect Pitch...' menu item.). You'll need
System 6.0.4 or later and a Mac with sound input capability (Standard on
most newer Macs.) Also supports second-party sound input devices
(MacRecorder,Voice Link, etc.) This program is system 7.0 compatible, and
strictly follows the Macintosh protocol for sound input. See what pitch
your voice is!

 Name  =  Guitar Tutor 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Guitar Tutor 1.0.sit
 Size: 49K         Date: 6/07/95
 Description:
 Guitar Tutor 1.0 - This stack shows the finger positioning for the Keys of
A, B, C, D, E, F, G on the guitar. Major, minor, minor seventh, sixth,
seventh, ninth, 13th, diminished, augmented, and major seventh chords for
each key are included. A color coded system is used to show what string,
finger, and fret are used for each chord. There is also a built in guitar
tuner for tuning your guitar. This is a color HyperCard stack and requires
at least 2100K be set aside for it. You must also have the HyperCard 2.2
player or program on your hard drive.

 Name  =  Guitar Valet 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:F-G:Guitar Valet 1.0.sit
 Size: 31K         Date: 9/21/94
 Description:
 Guitar Valet 1.0 - The Guitar Valet 1.0 allows you to tune your guitar to
make pitches for G, B, E2, E1, A and D. You can select the volume and
whether it is a guitar tone or a sine tone. By Greg Vaughn.

 Name  =  Haaa!
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:Haaa!
 Size: 11K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Haaa! - This is a cute little sound file of a man yelling Haa in a
discovery type way. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,
Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Harmonizer 1.54.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:Harmonizer 1.54.sit
 Size: 39K         Date: 7/28/94
 Description:
 Harmonizer 1.54 - The Sirkin Harmonizer takes a melody from a file created
by a sequencer or notation program and creates new files containing 4-part
harmonies of the melody. To use this application you need to have created a
melody using a sequencer or notation program and exported it (smus or
standard MIDI single-track format). The melody should be in a major key,
lie above middle C, and be no more than 30 notes long. Melody file names
should end in .smus or (space) A (MIDI files). You may harmonize the same
melody many times by specifying different harmonization numbers. The
4-part harmonizations will be in separate new files that can be opened or
imported in your sequencer or notation program.

 Name  =  Hear Me! 1.2.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:Hear Me! 1.2.1.sit
 Size: 45K         Date: 3/27/93
 Description:
 Hear Me! 1.2.1 - Hear Me! allows you to distribute files that speak to
users. The user double clicks on the Hear Me! and it speaks ( or plays any
other sound ). You can make your own Hear Me!'s by simply following the
directions. Hear Me! now lets you add your own sound resources WITHOUT the
use of ResEdit! You may choose between adding sounds from an existing file
or recording a new sound if your machine can support it. Hear Me! now
allows you to save the sound that it contains.The sound is saved as a
'sfil' file. This means that you can drag it into the System folder in
System 7 !

 Name  =  Horn1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Horn1.sit
 Size:187K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Horn1 - This is a sax solo from the Right to Quit You song. Now you can
purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical team. To
purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius Parr -
1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993. The tunes
this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the Right to Quit
You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and blues tunes
call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc.
BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  Horn2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Horn2.sit
 Size:181K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Horn2 - This is a sax solo from the Right to Quit You song. Now you can
purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical team. To
purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius Parr -
1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993. The tunes
this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the Right to Quit
You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and blues tunes
call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc.
BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  Horse Race.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:Horse Race.sit
 Size: 41K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Horse Race - This is a trumpet sounding to announce the running of the
horses. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or
for System beeps.

 Name  =  HourlyChime.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:HourlyChime.sit
 Size: 34K         Date: 7/15/92
 Description:
 HourlyChime - Hourly chime created by clinking two crystal glasses
together. Simple, straightforward, sweet sounding chime. (You can tell we
like alliteration.) Sound is in System 7 format, so you'll need System 7
or some application able to translate it to a form you're happy with.

 Name  =  Human Whistle.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:Human Whistle.sit
 Size:  8K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Human Whistle - This is a single whistle on one pitch in System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  HyperBlues.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:HyperBlues.sit
 Size:154K         Date: 7/27/93
 Description:
 HyperBlues - HyperBlues is a HyperCard educational stack which teaches
about the guitar. After the introduction, the user tunes his/her guitar by
listening to the HyperCard sounds. The other cards include - techniques,
12 bar blues, The blues scale, scale exercises, short licks, A Blues Song,
More boxes, 12 bar solo, Licks and Riffs, The Pentatonic Scale, Country
Blues, Classic Licks, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Harmonization and Guitar Basics
- pictures of the 17 common first position chord forms. Most of these
cards include sound excerpts. Should be a helpful stack for those guitar
enthusiasts who like to play to their Mac.

 Name  =  Idiot!
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:Idiot!
 Size:  6K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Idiot! - This is a fun familar sound file of a man saying Idiot!. In System
7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps
.

 Name  =  I'm Sorry!.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:I'm Sorry!.sit
 Size: 16K         Date: 2/01/93
 Description:
 Im Sorry! - This simple System 7 format BEEP sound says it all...I'm Sorry!
Use it on a friend, a lover, or your mom.

 Name  =  Insert disk.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:H-I:Insert disk.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Insert disk - This is a human voice saying Please insert disk. In System
7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Intro.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Intro.sit
 Size:151K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Intro - This is a nice blues intro with drums and guitar. Now you can
purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical team. To
purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius Parr -
1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993. The tunes
this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the Right to Quit
You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and blues tunes
call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc.
BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  Jet Approach.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Jet Approach.sit
 Size:311K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Jet Approach - This is a large sound file of a jet approach and disapearing
into the sunset. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,
Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Keaggy beep
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Keaggy beep
 Size: 20K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Keaggy beep - This is a totally cool beep with a nice musical echo. I
installed it at AMUG on our machine because it has just the right mix of
textures. Can be used in multimedia as well.

 Name  =  Key click
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Key click
 Size:  3K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Key click - For those that want their keyboard to sound like the old manual
typewriter here is a treat. In System 7 sound format. May be used in
multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Lab Meter 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Lab Meter 1.1.sit
 Size: 34K         Date: 6/22/93
 Description:
 Lab Meter 1.1 - Lab Meter displays the frequency and name of any note you
sing/play into a Macintosh equipped with sound-input, it's fun to say
something and see what notes your voice is. Very handy in a lab-type
environment, also fun to play around with. Supports both Color & B/W
monitors with separate displays. This Shareware/Demo version is
fully-functional except for one minor obstacle... It's upside down. (It is
easy to use even upside down!).

 Name  =  Lamb.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Lamb.sit
 Size: 10K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Lamb - This a lamb while baaa'ing into your Mac Microphone. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Laugh
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Laugh
 Size: 62K         Date: 8/27/92
 Description:
 Laugh - Anyone who has been around AMUG should recognize this laugh. It is
the all-telling one of Michael Bean, our infamous president and leader.
Just give it a listen!

 Name  =  Laughing Gull.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Laughing Gull.sit
 Size: 69K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Laughing Gull - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Laughing Gull. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Laughing Gull (Lone).sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Laughing Gull (Lone).sit
 Size: 69K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Laughing Gull (Lone) - This is a quality bird call audio clip. This one is
a Laughing Gull (Lone). Load a bunch into a lap top and take it on a field
trip. Play and see what happens? From Motu Iti. Contact at Motu [e-mail]
.

 Name  =  Launch.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Launch.sit
 Size: 28K         Date: 1/25/92
 Description:
 Launch - switching startup sounds and screens. There is no easy way (that I
know of) to switch StartupSounds. This program runs at startup time and
renames files if the following conditions are met. First, the system
folder must be named System Folder. Second, the sound files must be
renamed to .Soundx where x is a letter from A to Z. The file and folder
names are case sensitive. If one has eight SUS's, then the files should be
named .SoundA thorugh .SoundH. The first time through, .SoundA will be
renamed StartupSound. The next time, StartupSound will named back to
.SoundA and .SoundB will be named StartupSound. And so on...

 Name  =  Little Player 1.0.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Little Player 1.0.0.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 1/18/95
 Description:
 Little Player 1.0.0 - Little Player is a very small application, only 12
Kbyte on your HD that can read and play AIFF files (Audio Interchange File
Format) directly from disk without loading them in RAM. So, in a very
small RAM partition (128 Kbyte), you can play with excellent quality very
large files (some megabyte too). Works well also in background while you
are using some other program.

 Name  =  Loop Sequencer 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:Loop Sequencer 1.0.sit
 Size: 68K         Date: 9/19/94
 Description:
 Loop Sequencer 1.0 - Loop Sequencer 1.0 is my contribution to the crowded
field of sound utilities. It can open almost any type of file, one at a
time, but can play 'snd ' resources only. It is a sound player; it cannot
edit sounds. Use Loop Sequencer to play and loop sounds. More importantly,
you can put any sounds in a file you have opened into a Sequencer list.
You can add these sounds in any order, and as many times as you want. Then
you can play them in this sequenced order. I created this utility because
in designing games, I needed to put together music segments that I could
loop. No utility I knew did this, so Loop Sequencer was born. Source code
is included, written in MetroWerks C/C++ CW4.

 Name  =  LoopSound 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:J-L:LoopSound 1.0.sit
 Size: 18K         Date: 9/27/93
 Description:
 LoopSound 1.0 - WHY LOOP? I like to record sounds that can be looped; that
is, they can be played over and over without any noticeable click at the
end of each playback. SoundEdit lets you do that easily (you can play a
loop by holding down the shift key when clicking on the play icon), but
once you've saved the sound there's no way to loop it from the Finder.
Many of my sounds don't even sound good if they're not looped, so I wrote
this little application to play my loops. Just drop a System 7 sound file
on LoopSound's icon and it will be played forever (until you quit
LoopSound or drop another sound on it). System 7 is required.

 Name  =  M5Mac 1.1b.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:M5Mac 1.1b.sit
 Size:271K         Date:12/21/93
 Description:
 M5Mac 1.1b - Music 5 Mac is a Macintosh compiler of the famous Music V
sound synthesis language. It has been integrated with a simple text editor
and a powerful graphic instrument editor, and has translation capabilities
from textual and graphical representation of the instruments. It can
generate sounds in several different formats and has some sound format
conversion utilities. This is a beta version, use it at your own risk.
Please report bugs. Two versions are included - one for 68000, and for
020/030.

 Name  =  MPEG Audio for Mac 0.33.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MPEG Audio for Mac 0.33.sit
 Size:100K         Date:12/20/94
 Description:
 MPEG Audio for Mac 0.33 - This is a first attempt at something that will
let you play MPEG audio files on a Macintosh. It supports Layer I and
Layer II files. It will attempt to play files on any Mac, but playback
will probably only be smooth on a Power Macintosh. Conversion into
SoundApp-compatible NeXT .snd files is supported on Power Macs and 68020
or better Macs. On slower machines, e.g. a Mac II, conversion will be
extremely slow. Sounds can be played or converted using the left or right
channels only, or in stereo. Stereo playback requires more CPU power, of
course. True 16-bit playback is supported on all Macs if the hardware
supports it. To abort playback or conversion, type command-period....

 Name  =  MacAssist 1.0b3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacAssist 1.0b3.sit
 Size: 43K         Date: 6/08/95
 Description:
 MacAssist 1.0b3 - Live assist digital audio software. My involvement with
the Engineering Department at WITR, (the campus radio station at the
Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester NY), had me searching for a
digital replacement for the station's 'cart' system. I realized that all
we really needed was a system that could play 16 bit, CD-quality sound
files in real time from a very large hard drive or hard drives and
software to handle hard drive back ups and sequencing the items to be
played. Again I realized that these tasks would be simple and inexpensive
to achieve with the Macintosh and its operating system. So, here it is!

 Name  =  MacBPM 3.0.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacBPM 3.0.1.sit
 Size:180K         Date: 6/08/95
 Description:
 MacBPM 3.01 - MacBPM is an interactive bpm (beats per minute) counter.
Therefore it is probably only useful for DJs, who want to determine the
speed of a music title. There are two different ways to find out the bpm
rate with MacBPM - BPM Time-Recording (BPM Counter...) - The user has to
enter the beats for a certain period of time, while the computer is
couting them. During this process, the program permanently determines the
actual bpm rate. BPM Beat-Recording (Quick BPM Counter...) - In this mode,
the user has to enter a certain number of beats. The program calculates
the bpm rate using the number of beats and the time, which is used for
entering these beats.

 Name  =  MacFart
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacFart
 Size: 17K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Strange Fart sound file.

 Name  =  MacMOD 2.9.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacMOD 2.9.sit
 Size:314K         Date:10/18/94
 Description:
 MacMOD 2.9 - MacMOD is the hottest looking chromed Mod music player out
there. Strong graphical interface provides the necessary and advanced
features for Mod music play. Features include - Quantization noise
filtering switch, Mono / Stereo playback switch, Sampling rates of
11,22,44 khz switch, 16 /32 Channel mode switch, Pause / Resume switch,
'Touch Bar digital volume setting, High tech chrome control panel, On Line
help system, and more... NEW FEATURES in V.2.9 - Slim line mode operation.
Click on the MacMOD title to activate, Hotkey assignments for all
functions including volume control, Dual File Finder operation -
automatically scans current location and list files, Button inversion,

 Name  =  MacMod Pro 3.22.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacMod Pro 3.22.sit
 Size:330K         Date: 2/21/95
 Description:
 MacMod Pro 3.22 - MacMod Pro is a music module (self-contained music file)
Editor for the Macintosh. MacMod Pro is a mod editor (sometimes called a
Sound Tracker). Mods are song files similar to MIDI except the instruments
are contained in the songs, eliminating the need for extra hardware to
play them. External speakers are recommended but not required. It is a
shareware music/soundtrack file player and editor for the Mac. Native
PowerPC version will be available soon to registered users. This is a
limited demo version. Requires a 68020 processor or higher, 12 or larger
color monitor, and Color QuickDraw.

 Name  =  MacNote 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacNote 1.3.sit
 Size:  9K         Date: 5/02/94
 Description:
 MacNote 1.3 - Need to leave a message? Ever needed a voice in the
background to tell you to hurry up ? Then MacNote is the answer! Record
your other phone ringing or a work mate calling for assistance and then
double-click on the file to have it played back, on que, just in time to
give you a reason to hung-up the phone on someone, without being rude!
This is a 'Drag and Drop' Application that either records a message as an
Audio Data file or it plays any AIFF/AIFF-C file selected or dropped onto
it. System 7 Sound manager, may also work on sys 6.0.7+

 Name  =  Mac ][ Power-Up Sound.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Mac ][ Power-Up Sound.sit
 Size: 29K         Date:12/09/91
 Description:
 This is the *ACTUAL* BEEP-Sound from the Mac ][ series of Macintosh CPUs.
Surely, you're familiar with that distinctive power-up sound!

 Name  =  MacPuke2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacPuke2.sit
 Size: 17K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 MacPuke2 - This the classic puke sound in System 7 sound format. May be
used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  MacSounds.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacSounds.sit
 Size: 32K         Date: 5/10/92
 Description:
 MacSounds - This is an INIT that you put in the extensions folder (system
7). Every once and a while you'll begin to notice a few interesting sounds
when you do things. Enjoy!

 Name  =  MacSpkrBox.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MacSpkrBox.sit
 Size: 65K         Date: 7/10/92
 Description:
 MacSpkrBox - Demo version of macspeakerbox software which automatically
designs optimal bass reflex and closed box enclosures based on
thiele-small driver parameters. Lets the designer vary box parameters such
as volume and port length and then graph the frequency response. Driver
parameters can be saved in a library for future use. Program will format
output data for use with other database management programs. Full version
available for macintosh computers (pre-system 7) for $39.95.

 Name  =  Macintosh Tracker 1.20.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Macintosh Tracker 1.20.sit
 Size:122K         Date: 6/04/94
 Description:
 Macintosh Tracker 1.20 - Macintosh Tracker is a program for playing songs
in the Amiga MOD file format. System 7.0 or better is required. I've run
the program on a Mac LC, which runs at 16 MHz and has a 16-bit data bus.
This is just barely fast enough to play most songs without gaps. If you
turn on stereo, then you will push things over the limit and there will be
gaps, but the Mac LC doesn't support stereo anyway.

 Name  =  Making WordsMusic v1.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Making WordsMusic v1.01.sit
 Size:227K         Date: 5/06/93
 Description:
 Making WordsMusic v1.01 - Many people have down loaded Making Words With
Music v.1. 0 and Bass Clef note Picker v1.0 from 4/18/93. If you did not
download the press release posted on 4/20, you could not have used the
programs unless you had a music font already installed in your system
folder. To avoid any further confusion about this file, I am uploading
this maintenance version that does not need the font. If you have already
downloaded the previous versions, you can fix the problem by down loading
the small press release file from 5/6 in miscellaneous which contains the
font. You may prefer to download this newer version instead because it
does not require Adobe Type Manager!

 Name  =  Message FKEY 1.0b1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Message FKEY 1.0b1.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 2/02/95
 Description:
 Message FKEY 1.0b1 - This FKEY uses the MacinTalk speech driver (if present
 in the System Folder) to say a message based on the users selection in an
alert. If the Caps Lock key is pressed first, a predefined persons name is
used also. To use this FKEY, press Command-Shift-6 (or whatever youve
changed it to) to be presented with a dialog giving you several possible
messages which can be spoken. You should then decide if the predefined
name should be included in the message or not. Afterwards, the message
will be played when command-shift-6 is hit. Fun for surprising people!

 Name  =  Metronome1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Metronome1.0.sit
 Size: 33K         Date: 4/05/94
 Description:
 Metronome1.0 - Metronome is a simulation of a mechanical metronome, used
primarily for setting the tempo when playing music. When the program is
started, the wand of the metronome begins to swing back and forth, making
a tick sound at the end of each swing. The sound can be turned on or off
using the Options menu, and the frequency can be set to any number of
beats per minute between 1 and 160. Metronome is designed to be run on a
color monitor with 8-bit color, but will also work with other color
settings or with gray scale monitors. Although it will run on a black and
white monitor, some of the graphics won't show up.

 Name  =  Metronome 1.06.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Metronome 1.06.sit
 Size: 64K         Date: 1/18/95
 Description:
 Metronome 1.06 - 'Metronome' implements a simple musical metronome on any
Macintosh using System 7.0 or higher. Six Instruments pairs are available
and each sound is sampled from an EMU Proteus Synth Module. Tempo can be
entered as a number, or by tapping in the desired tempo using the mouse
button. 'Metronome' also supports several time signatures.

 Name  =  MicroRecorder Pro 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:MicroRecorder Pro 2.2.sit
 Size: 67K         Date:11/03/94
 Description:
 MicroRecorder Pro 2.2 - MicroRecorder is functionally equivalent to a tape
recorder. It allows continuous background playback of sound from hard disk.
This allows you to work with other programs while the sound is being
played. MicroRecorder has the following features - Record sound in AIFF
and AIFF-C formats. Apple Events aware. Drag and drop capability. Support
for 3-1 and 6-1 compression of the recorded sound. Fast forwarding and
rewinding of sound being played. Volume adjustment. Pitch adjustment.
Elapsed time display in seconds. Bar indicator for the portion of sound
played. Pausing and stopping capabilities. Audio Selection and selection
display. Repeat play. Self executing help module. Miniaturizing...

 Name  =  Mini Recorder 2.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Mini Recorder 2.1.sit
 Size:229K         Date: 2/25/94
 Description:
 Mini Recorder 2.1 - Essentially with this program you can record, play,
edit by cutting and pasting, dub and mix sounds sampled at 8 bit and
22Khz. Up to 8 Tracks can be opened at the same time. Up to 4 Tracks can
be played together. No length limit for Tracks. Tapes are files that can
group up to 4 Tracks, in a particular AIFF format. Moreover, there is a
Fourier Power Spectrum, some digital filters, and ability to convert some
sound resources. To run this program you will need a Mac with System 7, a
fast clock and at least 68020 + arithmetic coprocessor 68881 and 6Mb of
RAM.

 Name  =  Missle1
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Missle1
 Size: 29K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Star Wars missle like sound file.

 Name  =  Mocking Bird #2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Mocking Bird #2.sit
 Size: 63K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Mocking Bird #2 - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is
a Mocking Bird. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  ModPlayer 1.3.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:ModPlayer 1.3.3.sit
 Size:162K         Date: 5/26/95
 Description:
 ModPlayer 1.33 - I wrote ModPlayer because I wanted a relatively small
application which can play MOD files. I decided to release ModPlayer as a
shareware and I hope you find it useful. System requirements - System 7.0
or later, 1.0 MB RAM, 68020 processor or higher. Recommended - 256
colors/grays, External speakers/headphones. Supported file formats -
various MOD formats, Oktalyzer and MED/OktaMED.

 Name  =  ModVoicer 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:ModVoicer 1.1.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 9/09/93
 Description:
 ModVoicer 1.1 - ModVoicer will let you open MOD files one at a time. It
prefers files with SoundTrecker's signature, but will try to open anything
you choose. The MOD file detection is minimal at this point. Once the file
is open, you'll get a window with a list of the valid sample in the MOD.
Double-clicking on a list item, or selection of several will open a window
for each voice (up to 10 voices). When a sound window is in the front of
the screen any noncommand keys will trigger the sound to be played at a
frequency related to the ASCII of the key. The author's fascination with
those cool amiga MOD files lead him/her to do this.

 Name  =  Moof.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Moof.sit
 Size: 20K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Moof - This is a sound file of a cow staring at the green grass and asking
for his share. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia,
Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Movie2Snd 1.1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Movie2Snd 1.1.3.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 3/06/95
 Description:
 Movie2snd 1.1.3 - Movie2Snd is a very simple application which extracts
soundtracks from QuickTime movies. Drop-launch a movie onto the
application (or choose a movie from the open dialog). You will be prompted
for a location for the resulting sound file. That sound file is a plain
ol' System 7 sound file that can be played by opening (double clicking).
You can also extract sound from music CD's. Movie2Snd does all of its work
in memory, so you'll need to set the application memory size large enough
to accommodate the sound. 1/2 of the target movie's file size is a good
rule of thumb (use VM for large movies).

 Name  =  Mozart 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Mozart 1.1.sit
 Size:361K         Date: 6/15/93
 Description:
 Mozart 1.1 - This is an online HyperCard database which is based on the
catalog compiled by Ludwig von Kchel in 1862. This database lists every
work by Mozart with information on when and, if available, where the work
was composed.

 Name  =   Music.db
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music: Music.db
 Size:183K         Date: 1/24/91
 Description:
 This is a tab delineated text file listing of all items in the Music file
section of the BBS in a Box CD in database import form. Use your favorite
database to import this information into i.e. Works, Panorama, FileMaker
etc or use On Location.

 Name  =  Music Gym 3.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Music Gym 3.0.sit
 Size:284K         Date:10/25/94
 Description:
 Music Gym 3.0 - This is a great learning tool for people who want to learn
to recognize notes on staff, key signatures, pitches, and intervals using
audio-visual feed back. There is also practice of major / minor scales
(ascending). A (music) keyboard is not necessary, all note playing is done
with the mouse. $10 shareware fee will obtain a Music Gym which features
the complete versions of all 17 modules which are designed as
comprehensively as the Note and Key Signature modules

 Name  =  Music HTB 2.2 L1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Music HTB 2.2 L1.sit
 Size: 50K         Date: 5/11/93
 Description:
 Music HTB 2.2 L1 - First level HyperTextBook on Music. Updated information
and a few minor bug fixes in the HTB Shell. Over 106 downloads of the
previous version.

 Name  =  Music Read Me
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Music Read Me
 Size:  2K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Music Read Me - Now you can purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius
Parr musical team. To purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send
$10 to: Lucius Parr - 1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call
602-971-6993. The tunes this read me is bundled with is just a small
sample from the Right to Quit You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get
more rhythm and blues tunes call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively
licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc. BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All
rights reserved.

 Name  =  Music Thru.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Music Thru.sit
 Size:  7K         Date:10/22/93
 Description:
 Music Thru - Music Thru allows you to turn your Macintosh into a Public
Address System of sorts. You will have to have a Macintosh with a
microphone port, and some sound source plugged into it. We designed Music
Thru to allow us to play Audio CDs through the microphone port on an LC II
and then output the sound through the Macintosh speakers.Music Thru
backgrounds nicely in System 7, so you can listen to those CDs while you
work! If you own a Centris, IIvx or Quadra, you can do this already with
an internal CD player... but we only had an LC II! I hope you enjoy this
completely free piece of software!

 Name  =  Music Tutorial 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Music Tutorial 1.0.sit
 Size:197K         Date: 5/09/93
 Description:
 Music Tutorial 1.0 - A great stack containing over 80 cards with exercises
and sound examples. This tutorial will help any user that is interested in
learning the basics of music theory. The tutorial contains 24 lessons.
Enjoy it and learn.

 Name  =  Musical SetComplete1.02Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:M:Musical SetComplete1.02Demo.sit
 Size:365K         Date: 9/23/94
 Description:
 Musical Set Complete 1.02 Demo - Assists composers who work with musical
set-classes. The composer enters the set-problem into configuration
dialogs and the results (potentially pruned by the composer) are displayed
within editable document windows (read/save/print text files). Starr/Rahn,
Forte, and Rahn normal forms are supported. Operations - Permute a set;
Find the partitions of a set and label them as self-invariant or types 1
through 4; Find chains; Fill a set (or the aggregate) with sets; Determine
which sets abstractly include or are abstractly included by what other
sets; Take sets from cycles; Union sets; and more.

 Name  =   Music files by name
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music: Music files by name
 Size:189K         Date: 2/12/91
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the Music & Sound file section
of the BBS in a Box CD by name. Use the Edit DA from the AMUG CD for full
examination of this listing, your favorite word processor or use On
Location to read it.

 Name  =   Music files by date
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music: Music files by date
 Size:189K         Date: 2/12/91
 Description:
 This is a text file listing of all items in the Music & Sound file section
of the BBS in a Box CD by date. Use the Edit DA from the AMUG CD for full
examination of this listing, your favorite word processor or use On
Location to read it.

 Name  =  Name That Tune.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Name That Tune.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 4/08/93
 Description:
 Name That Tune - Getting tired of seeing my audio CD's mounted on the Mac
desktop with names such as TraCk #1 and Track #2, I developed a System
Extension that lets you rename your audio CD's and their song to whatever
you want. Place this System Extension in your Extensions folder and next
time you restart NameThatTune will fool the Finder so that you can rename
your audio CD's and their songs. In addition, as soon as you insert an
audio CD it will start playing. No more having to open CD Remote just to
get the music goinPersonally, I have used this Extension for a long time
and finally decided to realease it.

 Name  =  Nathan's AV Commands.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Nathan's AV Commands.sit
 Size:  3K         Date: 6/28/94
 Description:
 Nathan's AV Commands - Welcome to the World of Speech Recognition! These
commands are all acknowledge macros. I know a few technical ones - but
they aren't fun. To install these simply do a file search (command and f)
and type Speech Macro it should highlight a program called Speech Macro
Editor. Double click on its icon. Now OPEN (command and o) and get AV
Commands from where you downloaded them, or you can do another file search
for AV Commands. Now simply click once on the items you want and COPY
(command and c) and paste them into My Speech Macros.

 Name  =  National Anthems.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:National Anthems.sit
 Size:  6K         Date:11/30/92
 Description:
 National Anthems - This is a group of five national anthems. They include
The United States, France, England, Canada, The Former USSR.

 Name  =  NeXT Beeps.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:NeXT Beeps.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 5/25/92
 Description:
 NeXT Beeps - several small beeps for your Macintosh sound file set.

 Name  =  Noise Interchange 2.06c.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Noise Interchange 2.06c.sit
 Size: 45K         Date: 6/05/94
 Description:
 Noise Interchange 2.06c - Noise Interchange 2.06c is a sound conversion
program that lets you do things like - convert sound files between
SoundEdit, SoundWave, SoundCap, System 7, Hypercard, and others. Get
sounds out of Hypercard stacks and make the System beeps or SoundEdit
files or System 7 sounds. Re-sample sounds to a lower quality so they can
be smaller. Change the speed of sounds so they don't sound like they're
playing too fast or too slow. This version contains a few bug fixes and
interface changes to Noise Interchange 2.03, which was uploaded as 'Sound
Conversions APPL'. This version fixes a bug that caused Noise Interchange
to crash on many of the newer Macintoshes when playing sounds.

 Name  =  Noises 1.31.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Noises 1.31.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 1/13/95
 Description:
 Noises 1.31 - Are you tired of hearing the same startup sound every time? I
sure was. So I wrote Noises. Just throw Noises into your Extensions folder,
and make a folder called Noises Folder (also in the Extensions folder)
with some sound files in it. Pretty simple. It is worth pointing out that
if you try to drop sounds, or a folder with sounds in it, onto your System
Folder icon, the Finder will want to put all the sounds in your System
file, so you should instead drop the files directly into the Noises
Folder. Noises only recognizes System 7 Finder sound files, like the ones
you get when you drag a sound out of your System file. Folders inside the
Noises Folder are ignored.

 Name  =  Note Finder 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Note Finder 1.1.sit
 Size: 89K         Date:10/22/93
 Description:
 Note Finder 1.1 - Note Finder is a tool that allows you to click on a note
of standard music notation and see where that note is played on the guitar
neck. It also shows octaves of the note. It can translate treble and bass
cleff notation, making it useful for translating keyboard music to the
guitar. Note Finder is part of the Guitar Tech MasterTools collection of
tools for the guitarist. To find out the latest info, contact the author.
Requires HyperCard.

 Name  =  Now Hear This 2.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Now Hear This 2.1.sit
 Size: 54K         Date: 1/01/95
 Description:
 NowHearThis 2.1 - This is a simple program which will let you play sounds
from sound suitcases, System 7 sound files, applications, HyperCard
stacks, SoundEdit or SoundWave files, and any other kind of file which
contains digitized sounds. You can save selected sounds as SoundEdit or
System 7 sound files, so that you can edit them or drop them into your
system file. Best of all, you can play sounds which are not stored as
'snd' resources (such as those in WorldBuilder games). Supports
drag-and-drop, so that you can open multiple files by dropping them onto
the program's icon, as well as a windows menu, to easily select from among
several open windows. Requires System 6.04 or higher. Drag-and-drop

 Name  =  Osprey.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Osprey.sit
 Size: 45K         Date: 9/01/94
 Description:
 Osprey - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is an
Osprey. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play and
see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh System
7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  OutOfPhase 1.3 FAT.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:OutOfPhase 1.3 FAT.sit
 Size:1114K         Date: 4/14/95
 Description:
 Out Of Phase 1.3 FAT - Out Of Phase is a comprehensive system for editing
and playing electronic music. It provides facilities for building
waveforms, editing samples, constructing instruments, and creating scores.
The results can be recorded to hard disk at any sound quality for
subsequent processing or mastering to some other medium. The only
requirements are a reasonably fast computer with digital audio output
hardware and a large hard disk. No additional hardware or MIDI equipment
is needed. Out Of Phase produces sounds based on three synthesis
techniques Sampling, Indexed Wave Tables and Phase and Output Modulation.
Contains an FPU version, non-FPU, and PPC.

 Name  =  Over.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Over.sit
 Size: 88K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Over - This is a blues vocal from the Right to Quit You song. Now you can
purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical team. To
purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius Parr -
1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993. The tunes
this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the Right to Quit
You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and blues tunes
call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc.
BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  PC Beep.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PC Beep.sit
 Size:  4K         Date: 8/19/93
 Description:
 PC Beep - PC Beep is rather simple little sound that emulates a PC's (IBM)
sound. It is useful for many different reasons - 1. It is much shorter than
 the standard Macintosh beep. 2. It sounds better than the normal Macintosh
beep. 3. It adds to the awe of Soft PC. 4. If you have ever been in a
telecommunications program, and are suddenly sent 20 or so beeps from
another computer, your computer doesn't lock up playing beeps. 5. To this
date, 100% of the Macintosh users we polled prefer PC Beep over the
standard Macintosh beep. It is a cute sound.

 Name  =  PK Music Gloss 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PK Music Gloss 1.1.sit
 Size:156K         Date:10/27/94
 Description:
 PK Music Gloss 1.1 - This stack is more or less a text-only pocket music
dictionary in machine readable and usable form. The word lists were
compiled from a combination of the Harvard Dictionary of music, and the
Clark pocket music dictionary. This glossary does not have detailed
articles like the Harvard, but it gives you enough of a clue as to the
meaning of a word to be able to fake most music exams. There is one heck
of a lot of information here. The stack is not flashy like some other
stacks I have put here. If you are a student of music, it's probably worth
your while to get it. This version is free for personal use. Requires
HyperCard.

 Name  =  PRO CD 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PRO CD 1.1.sit
 Size: 48K         Date: 1/27/95
 Description:
 PRO CD 1.1 - PRO CD is an Audio CD player for CD-ROM drives. PRO CD has the
following features - 10-line Large Display, Click'n'search Buttons,
Left-Right Balance Volume, Open Program System, Program Shuffle Mode,
Audio Mixer, Disc Information Window, Low Memory Usage, AppleEvents
Compatible Remote Control. PRO CD requires - System 7.0 or greater, 32-bit
Color Quickdraw, 256K of memory, CD-ROM drive (MUST be compatible with
apple driver, AppleCD 300 is the best), CD-ROM setup INIT (Apple one)
installed.

 Name  =  PRO CD Remote 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PRO CD Remote 1.0.sit
 Size: 13K         Date: 1/27/95
 Description:
 Pro CD Remote 1.0 - PRO CD Remote is the remote controller of PRO CD. It
works just like the remote of your CD player (the machine one, not the
software one), except that you can't pull it out of the screen. To listen
to a CD with PRO CD Remote, you need the following - PRO CD 1.1, 96K of
free memory. AppleEvents Installed. (AppleEvents works like the infra-red
ray of a machine remote.) PRO CD Remote has buttons that can do the
following - Start, pause and stop playing CD. Searching starting point of
next, current, and previous track. Fast-foward and fast-backward playing.
Turning up and down the volume. Setting balance (left, center, or right).
Ejecting CD. You must use PRO CD itself to change playing mode, repeat

 Name  =  Paralyzer.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Paralyzer.sit
 Size: 19K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Paralyzer - This is a fun wobbling electronic sound that will paralyze you.
In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for
System beeps.

 Name  =  Parrot 1.0b1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Parrot 1.0b1.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 9/27/93
 Description:
 Parrot 1.0b1 - The author wrote this hack for a Halloween party. This was
in the confusion room. A microphone picked up sounds that guests made, and
 at random intervals, they heard their own voices played at other parts of
the room. The hack listens to the sound input device and remembers
everything it hears (that is loud enough) and then plays those things back
in a random order. If your Mac has stereo capability, then it also
randomly chooses a speaker to play each sound. The more memory the program
has allocated, the more sounds it remembers. Source code is included.
Requires a Mac with a microphone, and System 7.

 Name  =  Patrich's Theater Co. 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Patrich's Theater Co. 1.1.sit
 Size: 54K         Date: 5/02/94
 Description:
 Patrich's Theater Co. 1.1 - This application will perform a play for you,
by reading from a script, and using the Speech Manager (AKA PlainTalk,
Macintalk 2, Macintalk Pro, etc) to give it voices. Fun.

 Name  =  Peach
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Peach
 Size: 33K         Date: 8/27/92
 Description:
 Peach - This is the voice of a famous (??) Arizona Mac User saying, You're
a real peach. In System 7 sound format.

 Name  =  Perth 1194.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Perth 1194.sit
 Size:112K         Date: 5/02/94
 Description:
 Perth 1194 - Drop the 'extension' into the system folder and restart. Every
half hours a voice will announce the time, in best Telephone fashion. If
you hold the mouse down during this time this Application will terminate,
this will be signalled by a system beep and the word 'precisely'. (ver
1.0.2) The chime will not start while you are completing another Task,
dragging, selecting, etc. The application works in the usual fashion and
leaves the desktop pretty much untouched, no windows are created, etc.

 Name  =  PhoneRing
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PhoneRing
 Size: 24K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Phone Ringing Sound - this is an old time phone ring imitation for your
multimedia projects and System beep use. This is a System 7 sound format
file of about 5 seconds in duration.

 Name  =  Phone Tones.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Phone Tones.sit
 Size: 42K         Date: 1/21/92
 Description:
 This is a collection of synthesized phone sounds - it is probably only good
for practical jokes! It includes the dial tone, busy signals, telephone
ring, and everybody's favorite - MultiFrequency Howl (what you get when
you leave the phone off the hook! Requires SoundMaster or other sound
playing program.

 Name  =  PianoSim1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PianoSim1.2.sit
 Size:281K         Date:11/09/92
 Description:
 PianoSim1.2 - It's a music instrument simulation with full music input and
edit ability. You can use mouse click (sweep) or keystroke to play music
real time. You can choose your favorite instrument from a panel of
choices, including piano, bell, flute, guitar, sax... You can record your
performance in real time and save it as a file for future playback. The
software has a full featured editor, so you can edit and modify your
performance. You can also just input your favorite music and save it as a
record, for future playback and entertainment.

 Name  =  Play All Sounds!.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Play All Sounds!.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 2/24/92
 Description:
 Play All Sounds! is a simple program that plays all the sounds in all open
resource files. Most likely, this will include the sounds in the System
file as well as any sound resource files that are open with a program like
Suitcase. With the new Macintosh systems, sounds are more popular than
ever. Play All Sounds! is a simple way to play all your sounds from the
desktop. Play All Sounds! 1991, Adam Stein. All Rights Reserved.

 Name  =  PlayOn!.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PlayOn!.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 4/27/92
 Description:
 PlayOn! - PlayOn! is a control panel that enables the playthrough feature
on Macs with built-in sound input. With playthrough on, whatever signal
comes in through the microphone jack (say your CD player) gets played
through the Mac's speaker or headphone jack.

 Name  =  PlayPerfect.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PlayPerfect.sit
 Size:133K         Date: 1/03/93
 Description:
 PlayPerfect - PlayPerfect(TM) is an electronic band designed for practice
and fun with your banjo, mandolin, fiddle, or guitar. Enter a song's chord
progression once, then play it back twenty times, at any tempo, while you
play along. Practice breaks, backup, timing. Make practice tapes. This is
the complete, working version, and is NOT a demo!

 Name  =  PlayerPRO 4.4.1 Dev Kit.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PlayerPRO 4.4.1 Dev Kit.sit
 Size:378K         Date: 4/24/95
 Description:
 PlayerPRO 4.41 Dev Kit - Includes the RossetMADF libary to be used with
Player PRO 4.152. The functions of this library offers to the user to play
in multitasking (interrupts) a MADF type music. To use the following
functions, install the library MADF-Library in your project and make an #
includeMAD.h, # includeRDriver.h in your file .c. The global variables are
generally accessible: Music Oscilloscope, tempo, pitch, volume,
thePartition, etc. Includes full documentation.

 Name  =  PlayerPRO 4.4.1 FAT.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PlayerPRO 4.4.1 FAT.sit
 Size:701K         Date: 4/24/95
 Description:
 PlayerPRO 4.41 FAT - Player PRO is a mod-editor (a true Sound Tracker),
shareware music/soundtrack file player and editor for the Mac. It has the
fastest Oscilloscope! Now comes in both 68k Macintosh and native Power
Macintosh versions (fat). Native Power Macintosh version compiled with
CodeWarrior DR2. 68k Macintosh version compiled with Think C 7.0. new
format MADF - support sound compression, pattern compression. new export
for AIFF in MAC3, MAC6 for samples and musics. New classical editor, and
new interface! This is a limited demo version. Runs Native on PowerPC, and
works on 68k Macs.

 Name  =  PogoStick
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PogoStick
 Size:  8K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 PogoStick - This is a sample of the sound effect of a pogo stick on the
upswing. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or
for System beeps.

 Name  =  Polly MacBeep 3.01b1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Polly MacBeep 3.01b1.sit
 Size:256K         Date: 2/10/95
 Description:
 Polly MacBeep 3.01b1 - Polly MacBeep is a control panel which lets you
randomize your beep sounds. Open Polly MacBeep, and choose how often each
beep sound occurs - very often, often, sometimes, rarely and never. You
can also import and delete sounds. $10 from Delta Tao Software.

 Name  =  Pop
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Pop
 Size:  2K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Pop - This is a little pop sound in System 7 format. This sound is a single
pop sound in the middle G area. For an identical attack on a lower pitch
see Pop II. These two can be used in combination for multimedia uses.

 Name  =  Pop II
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Pop II
 Size:  2K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 Pop II - This is a little pop sound in System 7 format lower in pitch than
Pop.

 Name  =  PowerMac Crash
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:PowerMac Crash
 Size: 54K         Date: 4/11/94
 Description:
 PowerMac Crash - The new PowerMac line has a different sound when the Mac
crashes at startup. Here's your chance to hear it without crashing your
Mac!

 Name  =  Pulsar
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:N-P:Pulsar
 Size: 30K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Pulsar - A great sound file of an electronic pulsar in System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Q10 1.0 Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Q10 1.0 Demo.sit
 Size:220K         Date: 4/18/94
 Description:
 Q10 1.0 Demo - Q10 is one of the most accurate equalizers available for
Digidesign systems and gives you world-class EQ for Sound Designer II
software. When you add Q10 to the existing capabilities of Sound Designer
II, youll have great control over the tonal processes of your audio. Q10
is specifically developed to provide a level of control that is equal to
or better than traditional precision equalizers. In addition, Q10 offers
advanced functionality that allows you to adjust the settings quickly, and
see the actual equalization curve produced by the algorithms. You can
adjust all parameters from traditional numerical displays or directly from
the graph, giving you the choice of interface and control.

 Name  =  Quadra.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Quadra.sit
 Size: 31K         Date: 6/10/93
 Description:
 Quadra - The Quadra 900 has a new boot sound when you turn it on that is
quite majestic! If $8500 seems a bit high to feel this experience, maybe
this program I wrote will at least give you a taste of it. This is a
System Extension (INIT), that will play the SAME sound the Quadra 900
makes when it boots up, on any Mac, with the added ability of being able
to change the volume on the fly as the Mac goes through its boot sequence.
If heard through an external speaker a very realistic sound quality is
possible.

 Name  =  Rap-Cowbell A-3.22.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Music Madness:Rap-Cowbell A-3.22.sit
 Size: 58K         Date:11/02/92
 Description:
 Rap/Cowbell A/3 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM
CD-ROM. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples
of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new
multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files
may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, BBS in a BOX. These music and
sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not
be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you
are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E.
Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].

 Name  =  Rapmaster.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Rapmaster.sit
 Size:573K         Date: 8/03/92
 Description:
 Rapmaster - this is an interesting sound generating program for your Mac.
You can Rap to it, sing with it, change background sounds and more.

 Name  =  Razzberry
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Razzberry
 Size:  9K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Razzberry - a short and sweet lip sound in System 7 sound format. May be
used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Reboot
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Reboot
 Size: 18K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Reboot - This contains a voice saying, Now rebooting. In System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Red Tailed Hawk.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Red Tailed Hawk.sit
 Size: 47K         Date: 9/01/94
 Description:
 Red Tailed Hawk - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is
a Red Tailed Hawk. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Red-winged Blackbird.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Red-winged Blackbird.sit
 Size: 80K         Date: 9/08/94
 Description:
 Red-winged Blackbird - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This
one is a Red-winged Blackbird. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on
a field trip. Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too!
This is a Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Request.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Request.sit
 Size: 10K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Request - This is a sound file of a man saying, I need this disk. In System
7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps
.

 Name  =  Rewind
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Rewind
 Size: 17K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 its the sound of a tape being rewind to quikly great for System 7 sound use
rs.

 Name  =  Ricochet.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Ricochet.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:11/03/91
 Description:
 Ricochet sound file

 Name  =  Robin.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Q-R:Robin.sit
 Size: 70K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Robin - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a Robin.
Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play and see what
happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh System 7 sound.
The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  SNDPatchV2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SNDPatchV2.sit
 Size: 47K         Date:11/11/91
 Description:
 SNDPatchV2 - SND Patch V. 2.0. This is a CDEV that lets you assign sound
resources (snd) to a number of activities, including emptying the trash.

 Name  =  SUNAu<->snd.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SUNAu<->snd.sit
 Size: 20K         Date: 5/08/93
 Description:
 SUNAu<->snd - Convers sounds form the Sun Ulaw encoded audio format to Mac
snd resources in sfil type files.

 Name  =  Sandpiper.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Sandpiper.sit
 Size: 60K         Date: 9/01/94
 Description:
 Sandpiper - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Sandpiper. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play
and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh
System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Say It FKEY 1.0b1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Say It FKEY 1.0b1.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 1/27/95
 Description:
 Say It FKEY1.0b1 - This program is in the form of an FKEY, which means that
 it is accessed by typing the key combination Command-Shift-<number>, where
in this case the number is 7, though this number may be changed using
Suitcase or a similar utility. What this FKEY does is take the contents of
the Clipboard and uses MacinTalk to make the Macintosh speak the text.
This FKEY should work on all Macintoshes. If you have any problems, let me
know and Ill see what I can do.

 Name  =  Scales & Modes 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Scales & Modes 1.0.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 9/19/94
 Description:
 Scales and Modes 1.0 - The accompanying program Scales and Modes version
1.0, graphically shows over 50 scales as they appear on a standard-tuned
guitar neck. Their are two views; the full view shows the entire neck (22
or 24 frets) and the zoom view shows approximately 10-12 frets displayed
at a larger size. The tonic note is shown as a circled dot while the rest
of the notes which make up the scale are shown as ellipses. The program
has been tested on several machines from a Mac Plus to a Mac IIfx to a
PowerMac 6100.

 Name  =  Scream
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Scream
 Size: 64K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Scream - This is a great scarey sound file of a screaming demon. In System
7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Screech Owl.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Screech Owl.sit
 Size: 58K         Date: 9/01/94
 Description:
 Screech Owl - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Screech Owl. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play
and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh
System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Scuba pigeon.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Scuba pigeon.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Scuba pigeon - This is an electronic version of a pigeon cooing under
water. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or
for System beeps.

 Name  =  Sea Lion bark
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Sea Lion bark
 Size:  6K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Sea Lion bark - This is a sound file of a sealion bark in System 7 sound
format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Seagull in a fan
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Seagull in a fan
 Size:  6K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Seagull in a fan - This is a short scream of terror from a seagull meeting
fan blades. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard
or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Self Destruct....sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Self Destruct....sit
 Size: 19K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Self Destruct - This is a fun file of a man saying, This disk will self
destruct in 5 minutes. In System 7 sound format. May be used in
multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  SetSoundVolume 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SetSoundVolume 1.0.sit
 Size: 31K         Date: 4/19/95
 Description:
 SetSoundVolume 1.0 - All information for changing preferences is included
with the control panel. Simply open the SetSoundVolume control panel, and
hit the About/Help button. There are six check box buttons in the control
panel. To change which keys activate changing the sound volume,
check/uncheck the Command, Control, Option, and Shift Keys. If the Use
Pop-Up Menu check box is checked, then your combination of keys (whatever
modifier key buttons are checked, i.e. Command, Control, Option, Shift)
and a mouse click will pop up a menu showing the current sound volume, and
allowing you to change the sound volume.

 Name  =  ShortBeep
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:ShortBeep
 Size:  4K         Date: 2/21/92
 Description:
 ShortBeep - This is a very short electronic beep sound in System 7 format.

 Name  =  Shotgun Blast.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Shotgun Blast.sit
 Size: 20K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Shotgun Blast - This is a loud sound file of a shotgun cocking and blasting
away. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for
System beeps.

 Name  =  Shuffle
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Shuffle
 Size: 10K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Shuffle - This is a sound file of cards shuffling in System 7 sound format.
May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Slice-to-Stack b1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Slice-to-Stack b1.sit
 Size:198K         Date: 3/24/92
 Description:
 Slice-to-Stack is a program that loads in sound files and pastes them into
differents stacks for your applications. Beta version.

 Name  =  Slink-slank.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Slink-slank.sit
 Size:  7K         Date:10/25/94
 Description:
 Slink-slank - a nice little system 7 beep. The is a two tone ding dop sound
 that is useful for short little transition uses.

 Name  =  SmallCDa 1.0a.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SmallCDa 1.0a.sit
 Size: 89K         Date: 8/12/94
 Description:
 SmallCDa - Small CD Audio Player 1.0a by Philip Trauring. Seems I left out
an Eject button originally, but it's in now. I also changed the window type
so you can adjust the window to show however many buttons you want but just
dragging the bottom right corner box up or down like a window shade. All
the information about the program is contained in the About box which is
accessible from the Apple Menu from within the program.

 Name  =  Snare Normal
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:Snare Normal
 Size: 10K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Snare Normal - The snare drum is hit in this System 7 sound. May be used in
multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  SndCataloguer 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndCataloguer 1.3.sit
 Size: 70K         Date: 1/07/94
 Description:
 SndCataloguer 1.3 - SndCataloguer is an application which allows you to
catalogue sounds, wherever they may be stored. It collects information
including sound name, sound size, sound format, folder/suitcase name, and
disk name, though you can choose what information to include.The info is
written to a TEXT file you name, or an existing file.It is System
7-friendly, and has balloon help, Apple events (for file, folder and disk
dropping), etc. The formats currently supported are - SoundEdit, System 7
sounds, System 7 suitcases, and Sound Mover suitcases - this category
includes applications containing sounds and HyperCard stacks - basically,
you can catalogue snd  resources hidden in any file.

 Name  =  SndChannel XCMD Specs.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndChannel XCMD Specs.sit
 Size:  3K         Date: 2/03/93
 Description:
 SndChannel XCMD Specs - SndChannel XCMD is a new external command for
Hypercard or Supercard that supports the multiple channel architecture of
the Macintosh Extended Sound Manager. SndChannel enables independent
control of multiple concurrent channels and the sounds played on those
channels. This ability is especially useful to anyone producing scripted
interactive content such as interactive books, games, entertainment,
kiosks, tutorials, etc. Contained in this text file is a more detailed
description of SndChannel including its features, commands, and ordering
information.

 Name  =  SndCollector 1.0-1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndCollector 1.0-1.1.sit
 Size: 24K         Date: 1/27/95
 Description:
 SndCollector 1.0/1.1 - SndCollector is a freeware, smaller version of the
shareware SndCataloguer. SndCollector 1.1 is much the same, but collects
less information, is easy to use, and writes the output to TeachText files.

 Name  =  SndConverter Pro 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndConverter Pro 2.2.sit
 Size: 99K         Date: 1/07/94
 Description:
 SndConverter Pro 2.2 - SndConverter Pro is an application which allows you
to convert one format of sounds to another, downsample certain sounds,
compress and decompress sounds, and filter the sound names, among other
options. It is System 7-friendly, and has balloon help, Apple events (for
file, folder and disk dropping), etc. The formats currently supported are
- SoundEdit data files (Hint - you can also convert PC sounds, thanks to
this format) System 7 sounds, System 7 suitcases, and Sound Mover
suitcases. The preferences dialog lets you customise SndConverter Pro to
your individual tastes. The prefs dialog is divided into three pages, with
each page containing one or two sections. System 6 or above.

 Name  =  SndConverter Lite 1.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndConverter Lite 1.3.sit
 Size: 49K         Date: 1/07/94
 Description:
 SndConverter Lite 1.3 - SndConverter Lite is an application which allows
you to convert one format of sounds to another, among other options. It is
System 7-friendly, and supports Apple events (for file, folder and disk
dropping), colour, sound, etc. The formats currently supported are-
SoundEdit data files (Hint-you can also convert PC sounds, thanks to this
format), System 7 sounds, System 7 suitcases, and Sound Mover suitcases -
this category includes applications containing sounds and HyperCard stacks
- basically, you can extract snd  resources from any file. Works with
System 6 or 7.

 Name  =  SndPlayer 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndPlayer 2.2.sit
 Size: 79K         Date: 1/07/94
 Description:
 SndPlayer 2.2 - SndPlayer is an application which lets you listen to sounds
stored in several different formats, and it also helps you find them. It is
System 7-friendly, and has balloon help, Apple events (for file, folder and
disk dropping), normal, reverse, random play order, repeat options, info
about the sounds, etc. The formats currently supported are - SoundEdit data
files (Hint - you can also play PC sounds, thanks to this format), System
 7 sounds, System 7 suitcases, and Sound Mover suitcases. Try dropping your
favorite game on SndPlayer, and listening to all of the sounds!

 Name  =  SndRecorder 1.0a3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndRecorder 1.0a3.sit
 Size: 12K         Date: 1/27/95
 Description:
 SndRecorder 1.0a3 - This is a simple application that allows people with
sound input devices (e.g. the built-in microphones on the new Macs, or
MacRecorders, etc) to record sounds directly into a snd suitcase (Sound
Mover document) rather than have to use Apples Sound control panel to
record the sounds, then have to open up the System file and copy the
sounds into a suitcase. This application requires System 7.0.

 Name  =  SndVolume.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndVolume.sit
 Size: 12K         Date:12/21/93
 Description:
 SndVolume - If you have system 7 and BeHierarchic, Now Menus or a similar
extension then your Apple menu items folders show up as hierarchical
menus. SndVolume is a collection of tiny applications that take advantage
of this to let you change the speaker volume on your mac almost instantly.
You put the folder into your apple menu items or control panels folder and
you can select any sound volume directly from the apple menu. There is a
separate (tiny) application to set each volume number 0 - 7. You can even
place them on the desktop for quick double clicking sound changing
capabilities. Great if you are always changing the volume!

 Name  =  SndWave2Rsrc.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:S-Sn:SndWave2Rsrc.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 5/09/93
 Description:
 SndWave2Rsrc - This application will convert a Soundwave file into a Wave
Resource file. A Wave Resource is an FFSynthRec handle from the Inside
Macintosh II volume. With the application, you open a Soundwave file and
then specify which files resource fork to save it to.

 Name  =  SoToSpeak1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoToSpeak1.0.sit
 Size:314K         Date:11/20/93
 Description:
 SoToSpeak1.0 - So To Speak provides access to most of the built-in
capabilities ofthe Speech Manager. With So To Speak, you can have multiple
voices synthesizing speech at once, vary the modulation, pitch, rate, and
volume of the synthesized speech, and exercise full control over the
pausing and stopping points. You can also change the voice used for
synthesis, the way characters and numbers are interpreted, and whether the
text entered should be treated as text or phonemes. The windows have been
designed to work on any monitor size and depth; they are all resizable.
Requires System 7 and the Speech Manager 1.0 or later.

 Name  =  Soda Can
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Soda Can
 Size: 18K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Soda Can - This is a coke can being opened nar our Microphone. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Sonar
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sonar
 Size: 19K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Sonar - this is a System 7 sound file that imitates a submarine sonar ping
of about 4 seconds in duration. Very realistic. Can be used as a transition
sound for multimedia projects.

 Name  =  Song Sparrow.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Song Sparrow.sit
 Size: 46K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Song Sparrow - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Song Sparrow. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  SounDisk 1.4.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SounDisk 1.4.sit
 Size: 61K         Date:12/21/93
 Description:
 SounDisk 1.4 - SounDisk is a direct to disk recording and playback
application. Sounds are saved in AIFF format, and your time is limited
only to the amount of hard drive space remaining (not RAM dependent).
SounDisk lets you record very long audio files, play back these files
directly from disk, and with multifinder or system 7, you can play them in
the background while your Mac does other things. The best quality file
that SounDisk will produce is 22kHz, one channel, 8-bit samples. Works
with system 6 or 7 and any Mac with a microphone, including the AV Macs.

 Name  =  Sound Advice.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound Advice.sit
 Size:  4K         Date: 3/29/93
 Description:
 SOUND ADVICE - This wonderful little word file tells you what Macs have
what abilith sound. This is important as many models won't play true
stereo!

 Name  =  SoundApp 1.51.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundApp 1.51.sit
 Size:132K         Date: 4/05/95
 Description:
 SoundApp 1.51 - SoundApp is a great all purpose sound player. You can drop
sounds on it to play, or open sounds from within the application.
Currently, it can play the following sound formats - SoundCap, SoundEdit,
AIFF, System 7 Sounds, Sun Sparc Audio (AU), Windows WAVE, Sound Blaster
VOC, Amiga MOD, Amiga IFF (8SVX), DVI ADPCM, and any 'snd' resource files.
Also, you can drop a folder on SoundApp, and it will search for sounds to
play nested inside. Files can be played directly or added to a Play List
and played in any order. SoundApp also allows the conversion of these
sound formats to System 7 double-clickable sound files. Best of all, it's
freeware! Try dropping a game on it - you'll hear all the sounds.

 Name  =  SoundBuilder 2.0.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundBuilder 2.0.2.sit
 Size: 47K         Date: 9/10/94
 Description:
 SoundBuilder 2.0.2 - SoundBuilder records, edits and saves sounds.
SoundBuilder should run on any Macintosh with System 7 or later. Recording
requires that a sound input device also be attached to your Mac. Only
8-bit sampled sounds are supported. The new version of this sound editor
includes improved interface and support for stereo sounds. Reads and
writes SND, AIFF, WAV, and VOC sound formats. Will also attempt to read
unknown format files. Has complete editing functionality and supports 3 to
1 and 6 to 1 compression for Mac formats, has asynchronous recording of
sound. Many, many other features. A bug was fixed which caused incorrect
sample rates for WAV files saved on a Mac which did not have a sound...

 Name  =  SoundCaser 1.01 for 7.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundCaser 1.01 for 7.1.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 9/27/93
 Description:
 SoundCaser 1.01 for 7.1 - SoundCaser is a quick hack I wrote to take my
sounds off the System file under System 7.1. It works pretty much like the
old Font/DA Mover but it moves sound resources intead of fonts. In fact,
creating a new sound file will create a font suitcase with a custom icon
that makes it look like a sound suitcase; moving this suitcase inside
System 7.1's Font folder (inside the System folder) will make the Mac
believe it's a font suitcase, so it will be opened and all its sounds will
be available in the Sound control panel right away. All this could be done
manually with ResEdit, but it's a lot easier to do it with SoundCaser.

 Name  =  Sound Editor 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound Editor 1.2.sit
 Size: 47K         Date: 4/12/95
 Description:
 Sound Editor 1.2 - Its difficult to get a good recording of a sound from
your Macs Sound control panel. Youre limited to 10 seconds, and if you dont
want to cut the beginning or end of the sound off, you have to start
recording too early and stop too late. If there are pauses between parts
of the sound, youll hear a lot of background noise. And its hard to get
the record volume right. Sound Editor helps with these problems. It also
provides the ability to copy and paste portions of a sound, mix sounds
together, and create special effects like echoes and backwards sounds. You
can also use it to modify or replace the sounds in most games and
applications.

 Name  =  SoundEffects 0.9.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundEffects 0.9.2.sit
 Size:384K         Date: 6/05/95
 Description:
 SoundEffects 0.92 - SoundEffects is a powerful sound editor. Its strength
resides in the capability of applying many digital effects to recorded
sounds, and since the effects are plug-in modules, you can enhance the
program at any time by just adding any new modules as they become
available. Not only can SoundEffects change sounds in many ways through
its variety of effects, but it can also handle multi-channel sounds,
sampled at any rate up to 64kHz and with any sample size between 1 and 32
bits. Recording rate and sample size are only limited by your Mac or your
sound input device.

 Name  =  Sound Effects.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound Effects.sit
 Size:274K         Date: 1/01/93
 Description:
 SOUND EFFECTS - A great collection of sound effects. Can be used for beeps,
spicing up hypercard stacks, and excellent for people writing games or
other applications. Includes choir,flute,catastrophe,helicopter,saxophone,
and many more. Shareware.

 Name  =  SoundExtractor 1.31.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundExtractor 1.31.sit
 Size: 30K         Date:12/04/94
 Description:
 SoundExtractor 1.31 - Do you remember those sound suitcases created with
utilities like SoundMover or SoundEdit? Each of them contained one or more
sound resources. They were (and still are) a very popular way of storing
sounds. When System 7.0 was released, we saw that one of the new Finders
features was to play a sound by clicking on its icon. The problem is that
this cant be done with sound suitcases. Here is where SoundExtractor comes
in. Just drag a suitcase on top of SoundExtractors, and a new folder will
be created. This folder will have a custom icon of a folder with a little
speaker on it, and it will contain all the sounds that were in the sound
suitcase. But now, double-clicking on the sounds will play them!

 Name  =  SoundHack 0.743.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundHack 0.743.sit
 Size:284K         Date: 3/03/95
 Description:
 SoundHack 0.743 - This program performs various sound file manipulations on
the Macintosh that have previously not been available. At the present, I
have implemented sound file type conversion, a spectral dynamics
processor, a varispeed/sample rate converter, sound file convolution, ring
modulation, the phase vocoder, a binaural filter and an amplitude analysis
and gain change module. SoundHack can now read and write the following
formats - Sound Designer II, Audio IFC, Audio IFF, IRCAM, DSP Designer,
Microsoft WAVE (RIFF), NeXT .snd (or Sun .au) and TEXT. It can read (but
not write) raw data files. It can read and write 4-bit ADPCM, 8-bit Law,
8-bit linear, 8-bit unsigned, 32-bit floating pt and 16-bit linear...

 Name  =  SoundHandle 1.0.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundHandle 1.0.3.sit
 Size:110K         Date: 4/05/95
 Description:
 SoundHandle 1.03 - This application allows you to record, play, display,
analyze, modify and save sound samples. You can also generate waveforms,
read 'snd' resources from other applications, save sounds as System 7
sound files and convert sounds to and from ASCII text files. The
application operates somewhat like a text editor, allowing you to cut and
paste portions of sounds at will. Frequency spectra may be displayed, as
well as gray-scale or full-color spectrograms. Modifications such as
reversing, adding echo, amplitude scaling, resampling (changing the
bandwidth/sampling rate), time scaling (changing the rate of play without
changing the pitch) and frequency scaling are possible.

 Name  =  SoundMachine 2.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundMachine 2.1.sit
 Size: 54K         Date: 4/08/94
 Description:
 SoundMachine 2.1 - Play and record SND/AU (mu-law, A-law, linear) and
AIFF/AIFC (MACE3, MACE6) sound files. Plethora of buttons during play to
change speed, play backwards, loop sounds, switch formats, etc. No
restriction on file size; playing can take place in background. Needs
System 7. Can use the Speech Manager if present. Currently requires a
68020 or better. I recommend that you use the new Sound Manager 3.0. Best
with the Apple Sound Chip or better (AV), but okay without.

 Name  =  SoundMan.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundMan.sit
 Size: 28K         Date:11/03/91
 Description:
 Soundman - The Sound Man is a utility program for manipulating sound
resources on Apple Macintosh computers. The program lets you move sounds
between files and store them in suitcase files like those used by Apples
Font-DA Mover.

 Name  =  Sound Manager Package (SMP).sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound Manager Package (SMP).sit
 Size:264K         Date: 1/11/95
 Description:
 Sound Manager Package (SMP) - Sound Manager Package is comprised of the
following programs - Sound Mover 1.9, which lets you move sounds into and
out of the System file or indeed any other document or program file, to
make them available as required by your application(s), and, it will
automatically perform certain conversions between several different (and
incompatible) formats. SndControl 2.2.2, like Apple's Sound control panel,
allows you to change the sound your Mac utters whenever it needs to beep
at you. SndControl also allows you assign sounds to well over 30 distinct
events, instead of just the beep. Includes a French version of SndControl
too!

 Name  =  SoundMaster 1.8.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundMaster 1.8.1.sit
 Size: 56K         Date: 4/29/95
 Description:
 SoundMaster 1.81 - Soundmaster is a utility that makes your Macintosh play
sounds when certain system events occur. Events which you can add sound to
include - restart, shut down, disk insert, bad disk, disk request, beep,
key click, chime count, chime, alarm clock, empty trash, zoom open, zoom
closed, grow window and copy done. You can also just test a sample sound.
System requirements are System 6.0.4 or later, preferably 6.0.7 or later,
and at least one megabyte of RAM memory, preferably at least two.

 Name  =  Sound-PICT Thief 3.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound-PICT Thief 3.0.sit
 Size: 19K         Date: 2/03/91
 Description:
 Sound/PICT Thief 3.0 - Collect snds, PICTs and icons from ALL resource
files in any selected directory. Operates like CanOpener's resource mode
.. but faster and more automatic. Allows for copying resources from locked
disks and CD ROMs. An easy way to scan large directories for desired
resources....and it's free!

 Name  =  Sound RoundUp1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound RoundUp1.1.sit
 Size: 24K         Date:12/20/92
 Description:
 Sound RoundUp1.1 - Sound RoundUp is a drag-and-drop utility that finds all
'snd' resources in selected files and copies them into a folder or suitcase
that it creates. It is capable of scanning entire directories and disks.
System 7 required. This is version 1.1. Shareware. By Robert Gibson.

 Name  =  SoundScape 2.1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundScape 2.1.1.sit
 Size:193K         Date:11/12/94
 Description:
 SoundScape 2.1.1 - SoundScape is a Control Panel that plays bird calls at
random intervals. This version includes 11 different sounds. With a key
combination, SoundScape can be turned on or off from the keyboard at any
moment. The main difference between 2.0 and 2.1 is the use of asynch sound
routines. Asynchronous sound routines allow the bird calls to play without
momentarily freezing the screen. Asynchronous sound is available only on
the Macintosh SE/30, Macintosh II family and above. Version 2.1.1 fixes a
bug that prevented the quick key on/off from working properly while
certain applications were being used and lets the mac do other things
while the bird is chirping. Requires System 7.

 Name  =  Sound Sculptor 1.1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound Sculptor 1.1.1.sit
 Size:247K         Date: 9/27/94
 Description:
 Sound Sculptor 1.1.1 - Sound Sculptor is a high quality color sound editing
program with many digital effects. It's sound quality, features, and
flexibility compare to sound editors costing hundreds of dollars. It has
the look and feel of a totally modern, highly polished, Mac program that's
very solid, intuitive, and easy to use. Some of it's features are normally
only found in commercial sound editors, like sound drawing tools,
envelopes for controlling effects over time (pitch bending for example),
and LFOs for vibrato and tremolo effects. Not only does it edit
prerecorded sounds, but it can also create sounds the exact same way a
real synthesizer does, with Oscillators, Filters, Envelopes, and LFOs.

 Name  =  SoundSet FKEY 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundSet FKEY 1.0.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 9/27/93
 Description:
 SoundSet FKEY 1.0 - SoundSet is a small FKEY that sets up a dialog and lets
you quickly set the sound volume, either with the mouse or with the
keyboard. Typing 0-7 will set the sound volume accordingly; typing Return,
Enter, Esc or Backspace will leave it where it is. If the Caps Lock key is
down, the dialog doesn't pop up and the sound volume is directly set to 0.
After the sound volume has been changed, the standard beep will be played
at the new volume.

 Name  =  SoundShrinker.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundShrinker.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 5/26/95
 Description:
 SoundShrinker.sit - Soundshrinker is a small application that converts
sound files (not resources) to lower sampling rates by copying every 2nd,
3rd, or 4th sample to an output file. This results in a dramatic decrease
in the amount of disk/memory space a sound occupies, with the tradeoff
being a decrease in the quality of the sound. It's primary usage is to
convert 22k sounds to 11k.

 Name  =  Sound Shuffler 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound Shuffler 1.0.sit
 Size:111K         Date: 6/18/94
 Description:
 Sound Shuffler 1.0 - Sound Shuffler allows you to open resource files
containing sounds. You can move sounds between files with normal Macintosh
clipboard commands. If your Macintosh has a microphone, you can record new
sounds and add them to sound libraries. Sounds can be played and renamed.
Sound Shuffler also allows you to create self-installing sound archives,
which automatically copy the sounds they contain into the file of your
choice, independently from Sound Shuffler itself. The program is pretty
straightforward. Open, close, save, and create new files with the File
menu as usual. Click and drag in the sound file windows to select or
deselect sounds. There is a complete manual in the online help window.

 Name  =  Sound Siphon 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound Siphon 1.1.sit
 Size: 15K         Date: 2/04/95
 Description:
 Sound Siphon 1.1 - Drag and Drop any file onto the Sound Siphon icon to
save all its sound resources as individual sound files. Drag any of those
files to your System suitcase to use them as alert sounds.

 Name  =  SoundStudio Compact 1.01.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundStudio Compact 1.01.sit
 Size:113K         Date: 4/28/95
 Description:
 SoundStudio Compact 1.0 - SoundStudio Compact is a Basic recorder for
children. There is almost no learning needed and no dialog boxes to deal
with. All files are automatically saved into a folder on the desktop as
AIFF. The Application supports playback of the sounds along with Drag &
Drop Playback of any file with Sound resources, Movies & AIFF files.
SoundStudio Compact is the smallest player in the line of SoundStudio
sound Products. The easiest is to use System 7's new Drag & Drop Feature.
It is capable of recording sound through any appropriately connected sound
input device. The length of time you have to record is directly
proportional to the amount of Hard Disk Space Available.

 Name  =  SoundStudio Lite 2.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundStudio Lite 2.3.sit
 Size:191K         Date: 4/28/95
 Description:
 SoundStudio Lite 2.1.4 - SoundStudio is a very simply yet useful sound
recorder. Record sound for as long as you have memory to hold it or disk
space. Save files as - DoubleClickable System 7 type sounds, Audio IFF
files, Sound Suitcases (Create or add to existing suitcases), Inside
HyperCard Stack, Inside Any file. Playback Audio IFF files, WAV files,
Entire suitcase of sounds or have SoundStudio search a file for sound
resources. Use Drag & Drop to Auto Play any File. Record using any of 3
types of audio compression. Have your error messages (If any) told to you.
Have your computer help you through recording a sound. All this plus a
Professional Users Interface!

 Name  =  SoundTrack.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundTrack.sit
 Size:  8K         Date: 8/25/93
 Description:
 SoundTrack - SoundTrack is a draganddrop application that does only one
thing - it saves the soundtrack of a QuickTime movie as an AIFF file. To
use it, either drag a QuickTime movie on top of SoundTrack, or launch
SoundTrack and choose Select File from the file menu. The soundtracks are
saved as the name of the movie, with an '!' after the original name. To
change the creator of the file, use ResEdit to change the 'TEMP' 128
resource. SoundTrack is free, as it was pretty much a nobrainer to write.
It's based on DropShell and various chunks of Apple's QuickTime sample
code. Thanks, guys! SoundTrack requires QuickTime version 1.6 or greater,
since I don't think that the AIFF stuff is in QuickTime 1.5.

 Name  =  SoundTrecker Patch v.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundTrecker Patch v.3.sit
 Size: 27K         Date: 1/17/94
 Description:
 SoundTrecker Patch v.3 - This patch update the German version of
Sound-Trecker 2.0 to an English version of SoundTracker 2.0. This is just
a simple hack that was thrown together by another author. It dosn't have
documentaion, and a few of the menus and dialogs are still in German, but
most of the menus and dialogs are in English, as best as he could
translate it. Your preferences should still be preserved from the German
version. Be sure to look at the balloon help also. Please apply the patch
to a copy and not your original. This author is not affiliated with the
author of SoundTracker (German).

 Name  =  SoundView 1.08.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundView 1.08.sit
 Size: 42K         Date: 6/05/95
 Description:
 SoundView 1.0.8 - This FREEWARE package allows the user to view the
time-wave and frequency spectrum LIVE from any Macintosh sound input
device. Real-time display is possible on faster Macintoshes; display rates
of >110 frames per second are possible on a Power Mac 8100/100; 30 fps on
a Quadra 950. A Waterfall, or raster plot of previous spectral history, is
presented in a separate window. Recording and playback of monophonic 8-bit
sound is supported; a spectragram can be made of the captured data;
whether recorded by SoundView, or imported from any sound file. A readout
provides the frequency value of a point specified by the mouse cursor.

 Name  =  Sounder 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sounder 1.2.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:12/06/94
 Description:
 Sounder 1.2 - Sounder is a small system extension (Init) that allows you to
control the volume level of your Mac. By using the hotkeys you can raise or
lower the volume at any time. Essentially Sounder does two things. It
provides instant keyboard access to the volume level of your Mac. And it
purposely does not save this information to PRAM (non-volatile system
parameter memory). The Mac will always power up with the selected default
volume level that you have set via the Sound Control Panel. Sounder does
not use fancy graphic gadgets or beep sounds to indicate that it is
working. It simply flashes the menu bar to let you know that the volume is
changing. This is plenty of feedback for a relatively small task like

 Name  =  SoundsHelper 1.1v2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SoundsHelper 1.1v2.sit
 Size: 84K         Date: 7/01/94
 Description:
 SoundsHelper 1.1v2 - SoundsHelper allows you to play 'snd ' sounds,
possibly at the same time, looping up and in background. It can also be
used to record new sounds from the input device of your Macintosh. The
value duration of the recording is only limited by the memory allocated to
the application and you can choose the quality of the recording. For
instance, you can record you favorite song (from a CD or the microphone)
and hear it through your Macintosh speaker as you work in another
Application. Requires processor 68020, 68030, 68LC040, 68040, or PowerPC
and system 7.0 or later. SoundsHelper provides Balloon Help.

 Name  =  Sound-trecker 2.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sound-trecker 2.2.sit
 Size:183K         Date: 8/10/94
 Description:
 Sound-trecker 2.2 - The Sound-Trecker has a intuitive user interface, that
you can use immediately, if you have ever used a CD player before. Compile
your favorite songs to whole programs of music, which can then be played
back in sequentially or randomly. Use the mixing console to mix the sound
channels individually. Place each single channel at arbitrary positions in
the stereo triangle. Or at the surround position, in which the sound will
appear to come from everywhere around you, especially, if your HiFi set
contains one of the famous surround processors (due to the surround
capabilities, someone called the Sound-Trecker Surround-Trecker).

 Name  =  Speak2Me.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Speak2Me.sit
 Size: 18K         Date:12/19/92
 Description:
 Speak2Me - This is a control panel which uses MacinTalk to speak the icon
names in the finder as you select them. Requires System 7 and Macintalk.

 Name  =  Speak Note GH 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Speak Note GH 1.0.sit
 Size:  6K         Date: 2/02/94
 Description:
 Speak Note GH 1.0 - Speak Note GH is an extension--an INIT--which uses the
Speech Manager to say the contents of notification boxes. When a background
application such as the PrintMonitor wants the user's attention, it will
often install a notification which will appear to the user as a dialog box
with a speaking person icon, some descriptive text and an ok button. This
INIT takes the descriptive text and uses the Speech Manager routine
SpeakString to verbalize it. Requires the Speech Manager 3.0 and System 7.

 Name  =  Speed Beep 2.0.6.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Speed Beep 2.0.6.sit
 Size: 54K         Date: 5/26/95
 Description:
 Speed Beep 2.0.6 - Speed Beep is a System Extension that changes a number
of things about the way your Macintosh beeps. Despite its relatively large
size on your disk, it takes up very little precious memory (less than 16k)
compared to other utilities such as SoundMaster, and its actually useful
(!) in addition to being another entertaining Mac novelty. Speed Beeps
main purpose is to allow you to continue working while a beep sound is
playing. This is obviously useful if you like to use longer beep sounds,
but it also comes in handy if your Mac beeps a number of times in a row,
even with a short beep sound set. If you wish, you can also use the Speed
Beep control panel to choose a group of sounds from which Speed Beep...

 Name  =  Spektrum 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Spektrum 2.0.sit
 Size: 66K         Date: 3/27/95
 Description:
 Spektrum 2.0 - Did you ever see those nice hi-fi systems which display a
histogram-type graph while playing music? If you did, you probably know
that it's called a SPECTRUM ANALYZER, a piece of hardware which gives you
information about the acoustic power distributed along the audio frequency
domain (20 to 20,000 Hz), usually split into many channels. Now, you know
your Mac can play and record music and sounds: it's not like a hi-fi, but
it's funny. And if you want to know more about the sounds you're
recording, you should use Spektrum! Spektrum can analyze any standard Mac
sound file, showing you its acoustic power spectrum in 256 channels
ranging from 40 to 11,000 Hz. You can measure the frequency and...

 Name  =  Spin Cylinder.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Spin Cylinder.sit
 Size: 17K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Spin Cylinder - This is a spinning Cylinder sound in a high pitched range.
In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for
System beeps.

 Name  =  StartUp Crash Beeps 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:StartUp Crash Beeps 1.1.sit
 Size:329K         Date: 5/26/95
 Description:
 StartUp Crash Beeps 1.1 - I had always wanted a collection of the Apple
Start-Up Sounds. I have never seen one on the Net, so I gave up and
digitized my own. Some of the sounds I am unsure of, as I did not digitize
the Power Macintosh Card sounds. I have heard that the Quadra AVs and
possibly some other Apple computers have Start-Up Sounds which are not
contained in this collection. If this is the case, I would appreciate
being contacted about them. The Start-Ups are the normal beeps that occur
when any Apple computer is turned on. The crashes are produced by hitting
the Programmer's Key during boot up. It also occurs during boot up when
some low-level hard drive errors occur.

 Name  =  Startup Player 1.0.3.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Startup Player 1.0.3.sit
 Size: 14K         Date:11/25/94
 Description:
 Startup Player 1.03 - Startup Player is a definitely cool extension that
plays a sound over and over until all other extensions have loaded and the
Finder comes out. The sound must be in a Finder sound file called Startup
Loop inside the Extensions folder (or in the System folder if youre running
 System 6). Since youll want Startup Player to start playing early in the
startup process, you may add a space before the extension name. If youre
using some kind of startup manager, put Startup Player among the first
extensions to load. QuickTime 1.6.1 and 1.6.2 seemed to prevent Startup
Player from playing its sound at startup, whereas version 2.0 works fine.
You should install QuickTime 2.0 if you haven't already done so.

 Name  =  Stereo Beeps.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Stereo Beeps.sit
 Size:720K         Date:11/07/94
 Description:
 Stereo Beeps - When stereo was just beginning to replace hi-fi, often the
only stereo albums available in record stores were percussion albums (on
the Command label). These albums (with names like Persuasive Percussion or
Captivating Percussion) featured a left/right channel check at the
beginning of each song and utilized the most forced and unnaturally
separated stereo recording imaginable - the idea was, Hey, there are two
speakers; let's make that REAL obvious! Now that I have a Mac with stereo
speakers, I find that I have regressed a bit and want each and every sound
my Mac makes to exploit its stereo potential. With that in mind, here are
a few sounds that are inspired by those old percussion albums. Hey,...

 Name  =  Strumulator.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Strumulator.sit
 Size: 98K         Date: 6/22/93
 Description:
 Strumulator - This is a HyperCard program which provides three lessons in
guitar strumming. The first lesson - Strum down through your six strings
to this rhythm of four quarter notes, one down-strum each. The second
lesson - In order to follow one down strum with another, you have to move
your hand back up, right? So let's make use of that up motion to create an
eighth note rhythmic pattern! The program has play buttons so you can hear
the teacher's version of each lesson. After a third similar lesson, you
move to the Advanced Strumulator, where you can choose to play eighth or
sixteenth strums or rests, and have the teacher play it. Cool program to
use with a guitar strapped on!

 Name  =  StudioCalc 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:StudioCalc 1.2.sit
 Size: 22K         Date:11/22/93
 Description:
 StudioCalc 1.2 - StudioCalc 1.2 and StudioCalc DA 1.2 - StudioCalc is a
program that calculates delay times (in milliseconds) for each type of
rhythmic value (ie. quarter note, triplet half-note, dotted whole-note,
etc.), given a tempo in beats-per-minute (BPM). Conversely, if you enter a
number of milliseconds for any type of note-value, StudioCalc will tell
you what the tempo is, in BPM, and will fill in the rest of the note chart
accordingly. Using StudioCalc is easy - just click in any numerical field,
type a number and hit ReCalculate ( or type ENTER or RETURN). The whole
chart is updated based on the last number you typed in.

 Name  =  Sweet Sys Sounds I.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Sweet Sys Sounds I.sit
 Size: 41K         Date: 1/29/93
 Description:
 Sweet Sys Sounds - This is a collection of sounds that were sampled from a
Roland D-10 L/A Synthisizer. They can be dropped into the 'system' folder
or they can be used with SoundMaster to provide many fun sounds at various
vents.

 Name  =  Swish.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Swish.sit
 Size: 10K         Date: 2/02/95
 Description:
 This is a System 7 sound of the beep sound of a fast moving sound prototype
.

 Name  =  Synthesizer 1.00 NoFPU.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Synthesizer 1.00 NoFPU.sit
 Size:501K         Date: 8/03/94
 Description:
 Synthesizer 1.00 NoFPU - Synthesizer 1.00 No FPU is a comprehensive system
for editing and playing electronic music. It provides facilities for
building waveforms, editing samples, constructing instruments, and
creating scores. The results can be recorded to hard disk at any sound
quality for subsequent processing or mastering to some other medium. The
only requirements are a reasonably fast computer with digital audio output
hardware and a large hard disk. No additional hardware or MIDI equipment
is needed.

 Name  =  Synthesizer 1.00.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:Synthesizer 1.00.sit
 Size:489K         Date: 8/03/94
 Description:
 Synthesizer 1.00 - Synthesizer is a comprehensive system for editing and
playing electronic music. It provides facilities for building waveforms,
editing samples, constructing instruments, and creating scores. The
results can be recorded to hard disk at any sound quality for subsequent
processing or mastering to some other medium. The only requirements are a
reasonably fast computer with digital audio output hardware and a large
hard disk. No additional hardware or MIDI equipment is needed.

 Name  =  SystemBeeps.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:So-Sz:SystemBeeps.sit
 Size:179K         Date:11/13/92
 Description:
 SystemBeeps - A collection of 5 different beeps including disks insertion
and removal, welcome. Good quality.

 Name  =  TTD 2.0.1 Demo.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:TTD 2.0.1 Demo.sit
 Size: 50K         Date: 4/01/95
 Description:
 TTD 2.01 Demo - Touch Tone Decoder allows you to analyze a sound to
determine whether touch tones are present, and if so, which ones. It also
recognizes rings, busy signals, and the dial tone. Tones may be analyzed
in real time, or recorded and then decoded. You can toggle the recognition
of certain classes of tones by checking/unchecking the appropriate boxes
to the right of the transform button. Touch Tone Decoder features a graph
of the current recording's average amplitude versus time in the small
rectangle immediately below the buttons.This copy is partially disabled -
it will not acknowledge 3 of the 16 touch tones. To obtain a full-featured
copy, please register by sending $25 to the author.

 Name  =  Talking Eggs 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:Talking Eggs 1.0.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 6/27/94
 Description:
 Talking Eggs 1.0 - This application is a quick and dirty hack. It speaks
the phrases stored with each of the new MacinTalk III voices. Instead of
the usual description the comment for each voice is a funny or strange
phrase. This kind of hidden information is usually called an 'Easter Egg'.
Talking Eggs requires the Speech Manager 1.2 with one or more of the
MacinTalk III voices made available by Apple. You can use it with System
6, provided you have the Speech Manager installed, but for practical
reasons you need System 7 or later. Some people complain the MacinTalk III
voices are getting chopped up and are difficult to hear. It appears one
needs at least a Quadra to have the speech work properly...

 Name  =  Tap 1.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:Tap 1.2.sit
 Size: 14K         Date:10/22/93
 Description:
 Tap 1.2 - Tap is a program that accurately derives a tempo reading from a
user's tap input. Unlike other tap algorithms such as those in drum
machines and most sequencers, Tap displays a running average tempo
starting with the very first tap and hence, it gets more accurate the
longer one taps. Other algorithms only take into account the last 4 or 8
taps and because the human finger is not that precise, nor will be the
tempo. Future versions of Tap will hopefully use Midi and Audio as other
sources of Tempo. Complete instructions are included.

 Name  =  Taps
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:Taps
 Size: 70K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Taps is a System7 sound file of a trumpet playing taps.

 Name  =  The Musician 2.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:The Musician 2.0.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 6/08/95
 Description:
 The Musician 2.0 - The Musician 2.0 is based on my old application FilePlay
 1.0, I have changed its name because some other application has such name
and because The Musician is, very, another application, compared with
FilePlay. The Musician 2.0 plays 'snd ' resources from any file. You can
drag, on The Musician 2.0 icon, one or more files, HD, CD, folders,
diskettes, The Musician 2.0 scans any dropped item. A window will notify
if 'snd ' resources not exist inside the current examined file, you can
exit or continue to analyze others files dragged. Instead if 'snd '
resources exist, another window will notify how much 'snd ' resources are
present and will ask if you want to play them. The Musician 2.0 will

 Name  =  Together.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Together.sit
 Size:112K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Horn2 - This is a blues vocal from the Right to Quit You song. Now you can
purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical team. To
purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius Parr -
1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993. The tunes
this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the Right to Quit
You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and blues tunes
call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc.
BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  Truck.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:Truck.sit
 Size: 74K         Date: 2/01/93
 Description:
 Truck - As you watch your four rows of startup icons march across the
screen, why not add a Mac Truck startup sound to the daily ritual?! System
7 sound format. Freeware.

 Name  =  Trumpet.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Trumpet.sit
 Size: 88K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Trumpet - This is a Trumpet solo from the Right to Quit You song. Now you
can purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical team. To
purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius Parr -
1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993. The tunes
this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the Right to Quit
You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and blues tunes
call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the AMUG CD, Inc.
BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  Tufted Titmouse.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:Tufted Titmouse.sit
 Size: 68K         Date: 9/08/94
 Description:
 Tufted Titmouse - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is
a Tufted Titmouse. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Tunefinder 1.4SW.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:Tunefinder 1.4SW.sit
 Size:242K         Date:10/29/93
 Description:
 Tunefinder 1.4SW - What's that tune? Tunefinder will search through 8,000
of the most often heard melodies from classical and semiclassical music
and show you the source of such a remembered melody. Just click - play
eight notes of the melody on a piano keyboard diagram on the screen. You
will hear each note as you play it. If the melody is in the database,
Tunefinder will show you the name of the composer, the composition and the
movement where the melody occurs. You can also add your own melodies.
Great for educators, students and music lovers. Requires HyperCard.

 Name  =  Two Cool Beep Installers.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:Two Cool Beep Installers.sit
 Size: 11K         Date: 2/02/92
 Description:
 Two Cool Beep Installers - Just what it saystwo really nice beep sounds.

 Name  =  TypeKey2
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:TypeKey2
 Size:  3K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 TypeKey - This is a recording of the key being typed on an old manual
typewriter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard
or for System beeps.

 Name  =  TypeReturn
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:TypeReturn
 Size:  7K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 TypeReturn - This is a recording of the return key on an old fashion
typewriter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard
or for System beeps.

 Name  =  TypeSpace
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:T:TypeSpace
 Size:  3K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 TypeSpace - This is a recording of the space key on an old fashion
typewriter. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard
or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Ulaw 1.4.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Ulaw 1.4.sit
 Size: 40K         Date:12/30/93
 Description:
 Ulaw 1.4 - What is it? The application Ulaw converts mac sampled sounds to
Sun Ulaw format sounds and vice versa. In one direction Ulaw extracts the
sounds from the 'snd ' resources of any Mac file. Then it interpolates to
the Sun audio 8kHz sampling rate and applies the standard Ulaw
quantization characteristic. In the other direction it reads a Sun Ulaw
Format Sound File and creates a double clickable Mac sound file (sfil) at
any desird sampling rate. Any number of mac files can be dragged and
dropped onto the Ulaw application icon and Ulaw will extract, play and
store every 'snd ' resource in the resource fork of each file
automatically. Requires System 7 and AppleEvents.

 Name  =  Ulaw Play 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Ulaw Play 1.1.sit
 Size:  9K         Date:12/30/93
 Description:
 Ulaw Play 1.1 - Drag and drop (requires System 7 and at least a 68020)
finite memory infinite dimensional Ulaw (mu-law) sound file player. It
recognizes both Sun Ulaw files and MIME headerless Ulaw files. It also
plays the data fork of any file which usually means listening to a load of
yuk. UlawPlay uses a double buffering technique to read in chunks of data
from the input file, apply the inverse mu-law characteristic and play it
all in real time. In this way the application doesn't need much memory and
can play very large sound files (no upper limit in principle). You may
hear a very small amount of noise between chunks but it is not too bad;
all this probably depends on the processor speed used and the disk...

 Name  =  Ultra Recorder 2.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Ultra Recorder 2.1.sit
 Size:214K         Date: 1/05/95
 Description:
 Ultra Recorder 2.1 - Ultra Recorder is a program that lets you record
sounds, and then turns them into System 7 double clickable sound files.
Ultra Recorder is much better then the Sound Control Panel, which came
with your System. By allocating more memory to Ultra Recorder you can
record sounds of any length. Ultra Recorder Supports 3 compression levels,
that can reduce the sounds that you record by up to 600%. Ultra Recorder
saves your recorded sounds directly to double clickable sound files, no
more messing around in your system files. Ultra Recorder needs a Mac with
sound input capabilities. It also requires System 7.

 Name  =  Upbeat.30.11.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Upbeat.30.11.sit
 Size:251K         Date: 3/24/92
 Description:
 Upbeat.30.11 is an upbeat background music clip for those sound/animation
packages you are developing or just to playback. Sound Edit format is provi
ed.

 Name  =  Vibs II.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Vibs II.sit
 Size:  6K         Date:10/25/94
 Description:
 Vibs II - this is a short crisp Vibrophone strike. This sound makes for a
nice effect in multimedia projects or as a system sound for a beep
replacement.

 Name  =  Vivaldi Catalog.txt.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Vivaldi Catalog.txt.sit
 Size: 14K         Date: 7/23/92
 Description:
 Vivaldi Catalog.txt - Here is a complete (as of 1991) listing of all works
by Antonio Vivaldi by thier RV# (as in the P. Ryom catalog). Any other
Vivaldians out there?

 Name  =  Vol Setter FKEY 1.0b1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Vol Setter FKEY 1.0b1.sit
 Size:  7K         Date: 6/20/93
 Description:
 Vol Setter FKEY 1.0b1 - This program is in the form of an FKEY, which means
 that it is accessed by typing the key combination Command-Shift-<number>,
where in this case the number is 8, though this number may be changed using
 Suitcase or a similar utility. This FKEY allows the user to set the volume
 level used for system beeps and some other sounds quickly, without all the
 tedious mucking around in the Control Panel. This FKEY should work on all
Macintoshes.

 Name  =  Volume 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Volume 1.1.sit
 Size: 16K         Date: 9/28/94
 Description:
 Volume 1.1 - This control panel contains a slider like in Apples Sound
control panel, but unlike that one it doesnt contain anything else, and
thus takes a minimum of room, so you can leave it open without taking up
too much desktop space. With it you can easily adjust the speaker volume
of your Macintosh. Part of the Dejal Desktop Utilities (the whole package
is also available in the Util area).

 Name  =  Volume FKEY 1.1.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Volume FKEY 1.1.sit
 Size: 18K         Date: 9/29/94
 Description:
 Volume FKEY 1.1 - For me, changing the volume on my Mac has always been a
pain. Having to open the control panels folder, double click on the Sound
control panel, and then wait while it loads up. To make matters worse,
some programs (OK, games) hide the menubar, and so you cant change the
volume at all without quitting the program. To make it easier changing the
volume (and to keep my sanity), Volume FKEY was born. An FKEY is a small
program that is available for use virtually all the time. To invoke it,
all you do is press command, shift and a number key at the same time.
Volume FKEY is distributed in an installer program, which makes installing
it simple. Simply select which slot you wish to install it in, and...

 Name  =  VolumeQuickChange 2.4.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:VolumeQuickChange 2.4.5.sit
 Size:100K         Date: 2/01/95
 Description:
 Volume Quick Change 2.4.5 - Volume Quick Change is a simple and yet
incredibly easy and useful utility to change your computer's sound volume
- how loud it beeps and plays sounds. Instead of using the cumbersome
changing volume technique that Apple made, Volume Quick Change makes it
much easier. To change the volume, simply hold down the control key and
the number you want to change the volume to, 0-7. Volume Quick Change is a
control panel and works with Systems 6 and 7.

 Name  =  Vvip
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Vvip
 Size: 11K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Vvip - This an electronic zip sound. In System 7 sound format. May be used
in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Watch the ROAD!.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Watch the ROAD!.sit
 Size: 90K         Date:11/05/92
 Description:
 Watch the ROAD! - This is a crazy crash sound file for those that like
those loud crash noises.

 Name  =  Water pipe.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Water pipe.sit
 Size:  8K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Water pipe - This is a strange electronic sound moving up in pitch. In
System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System
beeps.

 Name  =  WaveWindow 2.5.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:WaveWindow 2.5.sit
 Size: 43K         Date: 1/05/95
 Description:
 WaveWindow 2.5 - WaveWindow is a software oscilloscope. Very useful for
anyone who works with sound on the Macintosh, educational, and fun to play
with. It displays sound visually on your screen in real-time. Several
different modes, including dynamic color waveforms. Requires System 6.0.7
(or greater) and a Macintosh with microphone-input. Supports the Built-in
Mic, MacRecorder, VoiceLink, any device that follows Mac protocol. Easy to
use, try singing into the microphone. After you get the basic idea,
experiment with 'Preferences'. There are several different synchronization
and display modes. Try the 'Lissajous Figures' in 'Async' mode and play an
'F' on your favorite instrument. Wow!

 Name  =  Wavicle.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Wavicle.sit
 Size: 33K         Date: 4/09/92
 Description:
 Wavicle - Wavicle 1.0 is a sound editing/recording/playback utility. It
will record sounds with MacRecorder, the Macs with built-in
digitizers,etc. It can also do things like downsampling (i.e. re-recording
a 22KHz sound at 11KHz), reverb, fade, filtering, etc. If you send the
author (Lee Fyock) the shareware fee, he will provide source code and info
on creating your own sound effects modules.

 Name  =  Weekday Sound 1.0.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Weekday Sound 1.0.sit
 Size: 14K         Date:10/08/93
 Description:
 Weekday Sound 1.0 - This is a program that will play a sound when the
Macintosh is started. Every weekday has it's own sound, so if you on every
Monday wants to hear Manic Monday when you turn it on, then this is the
way to do it. The program is fairly simple. Put in on top of the System
folder (not inside the open folder), restart, choose it from the Control
Panel and enjoy. Requires System 7.

 Name  =  Welcome.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Welcome.sit
 Size: 11K         Date:10/31/92
 Description:
 Welcome - This is a sound file of a man saying, Welcome to Macintosh. In
System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System b
eeps.

 Name  =  Welcome!v1.3.2.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Welcome!v1.3.2.sit
 Size: 16K         Date:12/13/93
 Description:
 Welcome!v1.3.2 - Welcome! is a fond re-creation of the Welcome2 program
that used MacInTalk. It requires Apples Speech Manager, and fails
gracefully if it is not present. It lists all installed voices in the
Voices menu. You can choose which voice you want Welcome! to use in the
future by selecting one. If you don't select any, it defaults to either
Female Voice, if available, or the last voice installed, if not. Version
1.3.2 is a bug-fix, which fixes the darn bug that made it Thanksgiving all
week (this one manifested at a job interview) and adds Halloween (no, I
don't know how I missed it the first time. Try it.

 Name  =  What about Chords?.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:What about Chords?.sit
 Size: 60K         Date: 2/05/93
 Description:
 What about Chords? - a hypercard stack about guitar chords for educational
purposes.

 Name  =  What the hell?
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:What the hell?
 Size: 37K         Date:10/21/92
 Description:
 What the hell? - This is my mother's (Joey Baker) voice saying what the
hell? She said that a lot when she first got a Mac, and had no clue what
she was doing. Hearing herself at every beep reminded her that the Mac is
fun! And that the frustration would soon pass. Now, years later, you
couldn't take the Mac away from her. This is a great beep sound!!

 Name  =  Whip.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Whip.sit
 Size:  4K         Date:10/25/94
 Description:
 Whip - this is a system 7 sound the imitates the sound of a whip cracking.
This sound makes for a nice effect in multimedia projects or as a system
sound for a beep replacement.

 Name  =  Whip-poor-will.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Whip-poor-will.sit
 Size: 57K         Date: 8/22/94
 Description:
 Whip-poor-will - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Whip-poor-will. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip.
Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a
Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Wild Willy!
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Wild Willy!
 Size: 48K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Wild Willy! - This is a great yell by a our local caveman. In System 7
sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Windvoice.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Windvoice.sit
 Size: 29K         Date: 3/22/93
 Description:
 Windvoice - A cool sound to replace the annoying beep. It's short, too, so
the beep won't affect your system performance like so many others! It's
high-quality, direct from CD, super cool sound.

 Name  =  Witch 1 bar B-2.22.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Music Madness:Witch 1 bar B-2.22.sit
 Size: 47K         Date:11/02/92
 Description:
 Witch 1 bar B/2 - This is one of more than 25 drum tracks from the MM
CD-ROM. The Enclosed Music files in the Music Madness folder are samples
of some of the over 200 Music and sound effects available on the new
multimedia series Music Madness from Porcupine Productions. These files
may ONLY be distributed on the AMUG CD-ROM, BBS in a BOX. These music and
sound files are copyright Porcupine Productions 1992. These files may not
be redistributed in any other format without written permission. If you
are interested in ordering this CD-ROM contact Michael Bean, 718 E.
Campbell Ave., Gilbert, AZ 85234 [phone].

 Name  =  Wood Thrush.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Wood Thrush.sit
 Size: 58K         Date: 9/08/94
 Description:
 Wood Thrush - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This one is a
Wood Thrush. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on a field trip. Play
and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This is a Macintosh
System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Work
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Work
 Size: 32K         Date: 8/27/92
 Description:
 Work - This System 7 sound file is our own (well not mine) Mike Bean
saying, what a piece of work. Don't ask what he was referring to!!

 Name  =  Work, Wash, Clean.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:Right to Quit:Work, Wash, Clean.sit
 Size: 94K         Date: 5/17/95
 Description:
 Work, Wash, Clean - This is a fun blues line from the right to quit you.
Now you can purchase other music CD's from Lamar & Lucius Parr musical
team. To purchase the complete music CD with 12 tunes send $10 to: Lucius
Parr - 1802 E. Bluefield Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85022. Or call 602-971-6993.
The tunes this read me is bundled with is just a small sample from the
Right to Quit You song found on the Don't Yell CD. To get more rhythm and
blues tunes call Lucius Parr. This song is exclusively licensed to the
AMUG CD, Inc. BBS in a Box series. Copyright 1995. All rights reserved.

 Name  =  Yellow Shafted Flicker.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Yellow Shafted Flicker.sit
 Size: 78K         Date: 9/08/94
 Description:
 Yellow Shafted Flicker - This is a high quality bird call audio clip. This
one is a Yellow Shafted Flicker. Load a bunch into a lap tap and take it on
a field trip. Play and see what happens! Great as a learning tool too! This
is a Macintosh System 7 sound. The author's AOL address is Motu Itit.

 Name  =  Yesstack.sit
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Yesstack.sit
 Size:120K         Date: 3/16/93
 Description:
 Yesstack - This stack traces the comings and goings of the members of Yes
(as well as their relationships to other bands) following the family tree
chart in the back of the Yesyears booklet. It also contains the song list
for each album and video, lyrics for most albums, and more. It's the
ultimate Yes database.

 Name  =  Zip Lock
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Zip Lock
 Size: 18K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Zip Lock - This is a recording of an electronic sound vibrating at tin can
pitch. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard or
for System beeps.

 Name  =  Zoom closed
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Zoom closed
 Size:  7K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Zoom closed - Sounds like a swish sound as your window closes on your
Macintosh. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard
or for System beeps.

 Name  =  Zoom open
 Path =  AMUG 15.2:Files II:Music:U-Z:Zoom open
 Size:  7K         Date:10/30/92
 Description:
 Zoom open - Sounds like a swish sound as your window opens on your
Macintosh. In System 7 sound format. May be used in multimedia, Hypercard
or for System beeps.