** NOTE **
   1990

This NDA is presented to you freely, you may do whatever you wish with its
src codes.  It shows how to NOT code an NDA.  :)  Some of the code is reallll
crappy, unoptomized, and just jury-rigged to work.  Make sure you plan out the
ENTIRE NDA before beginning to write it, or you'll haveta cobble things together
like I did.

The windows & junk were put together by designmaster.  Not the prettiest output
code I guess.  I forgot to keep the binary data file, sorry.

I believe thats about it. 
Parik Rao


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9, March,1993

SynthLAB 3D Player/Recorder NDA v1.3
Shrinkit Archive: SL3DPR.SHK
Freeware 
Copyright © 1993 by C. F. Joux

Many thanks to Parik Rao for allowing me to do whatever I wished with it. So,
what I did was disassemble this cool NDA SynthLAB Player and full function
MIDI Recorder, to recover the missing binary data file. I then put it all back
together again tightly compiled and assembled using Merlin Pro, renamed it 'SL
3D PR NDA', adding a few enhancements, additions and updates along the way like;
compliance with GS/OS and then increased the maximum Velocity Compensation to
127, set the Tempo to a default value of 60, Volume default value to 99, (all
user adjustable with the mouse when MIDI input is active). I also implemented a
rather unique 3D self adjusting pan stereo effect to the player and recorder
modes. This results in giving any MIDI input score and composition or SynthLAB
song loaded and then saved subtle, floating sound scapes in three dimensional
shifts from left <-> right, forward <-> rear and bottom <-> top. 

This NDA can play a SynthLAB song with more clarity and accuracy than any other
SynthLAB song player I've ever used, including the actual SynthLAB program. The
Shrinkit archive SL3DPR.SHK contains the NDA. I've included an exampled MIDI
score to SynthLAB sequence, Bohemian Rapsody by Queen, with its combined bnk and
wav files to show the degree of pan stereo effects with floating sound scapes
and three dimensional shifts presented when played with the SynthLAB 3D Player.
Plus, the song lyrics are included as a text file.

A IIGS stereo output card connected to a good quality stereo amplifier system
with SRS or Dolby Surround Sound for listening to the sequence with a high
quality headphone set is suggested to obtain the desired audio special effect
results.

Regards,
C.F. Joux