Conference hydra::amiga_v1

5025.0. "A disk based Amiga Music magazine" by VSSCAD::GATULIS (Frank Gatulis 226-6140) Fri Sep 06 1991 23:32

    
    
    
    
    
    Fellow noters,
    
    I came across this over in COMMUSIC and decided to cross post it as
    ther are probably some Amiga musicfolks that don't follow COMMUSIC.
    
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    I got this off USENET.  Amiga owners take note that this guy is in
    *Norway*.
    
    						Brian
    
From: [email protected] (Ola Fosheim Gr|stad)
Subject: A new diskmag called AM/FM!
Date: 5 Sep 91 16:01:46 GMT
 
I am posting this ad as a tribute to the new Amigamag 'AM/FM'.
If you have to reply to this posting, do it through EMAIL and
with 'AM/FM' as subject. I'll forward replies to the editor
Bjxrn Lynne.
 
 
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                                 AM/FM
                   Amiga Musicians Freeware Magazine
                =======================================
                           Information file
                =======================================
 
AM/FM is a recently started, serious disk-based magazine for Amiga-
owners who happen to be musically interested, gifted or just curious.
 
It covers all aspects of using the Amiga for sound- and music
production - publishing news, reviews, previews, tutorials, gossip,
as well as 2 or 3 selected Amiga-only songs, 2 or 3 MIDI performance
files, and 2 or 3 selected sound/music utilities for each issue. In
addition, there will be some sound banks for various synthesizers on
the magazine disk.
 
Issue #1 of AM/FM was released in August 1991, we are currently
starting the preparations for issue #2, planned to be released some
time in October 1991. The magazine is not Public Domain, but freely
copiable, in other words you can copy it to your friends, but you
cannot sell it, not even for a price so low that there is no profit.
Exclusive sales of AM/FM in the UK is by 17bit Software, and we are
currently looking for other companies to license and sell AM/FM in
other countries.
 
At the moment there is no money involved, apart from a small fee that
17bit sends us, so we can cover postage-, disks-, and phone expenses.
In other words, the AM/FM staff and contributors are not into this for
financial gain, we're doing it out of pure interest.
 
If anyone reading this would like to be a part of the staff of (more
or less) permanent contributors/writers to AM/FM, please don't
hesitate to get in touch with AM/FM - we would love to hear from you.
Any material for publishing would also be very welcome.
 
The address:                      Or you can reach the AM/FM Editor,
--------------                    BJORN LYNNE, (that's me) on one of
AM/FM                             these BBS's:
Schleppegrells gt. 10
0556 OSLO 5                       Mediafoto (M)BBS: +47 2 176056
NORWAY                            Crusaders BBS   : +47 6 810881
                                                 or +47 6 810864
                                  Zirkonium BBS   : +47 2 277533
                                                 or +47 2 273434
 
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 If you are interested in the Amiga and music, let us hear from you!
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or send EMAIL to [email protected] with 'AM/FM' as subject. Replies
that are made public to this conference will be ignored..
 
BTW: Issue #1 of AM/FM will probably be available through FTP from ab20
     soon! 
 
-- 
Ola Fosheim Groestad (Midi-freak & Amiga programmer??)
Setarkos Software '93
    

>BTW: Issue #1 of AM/FM will probably be available through FTP from ab20
>    soon! 

 Thanks for posting this Frank. If you or anyone see this disk mag
 show up on AB20, we should make an effort to get in on to EOT. 

 Dave

Is there any news about AM/FM ?
has anybody got any issue ? (is it somewhere on EASYNET ?)

Thanx,
Mauro.