LU-- a little SMUS-format music player.

	LU is by-no-means a complete SMUS-player.  What it does is
    extract the TRAK info (the 'tune' if you will) from the SMUS file
    and play the song using internal arithmetically-generated data to
    produce the tones.	(In other words, it doesn't read into memory
    the imstrument-data that is called for in the score).
	It does, however, report on whether it can find the score's
    instruments in the directory that you specify on the  command-line.

    EXAMPLE USAGES:
    LU df1:michelle t
	(The SMUS-file michelle is sought on DF1:, and the directory 't'
	 is searched for the instruments ElecPiano, ElecPian2, & ElecBass,
	 which are the instruments specified in michelle).

    LU michelle df1:instruments
	(michelle is sought, and the above-named instruments are searched
	 for in DF1:instruments).

    After informing you of the results of its search for the instruments
LU will commence playing 'michelle', regardless of whether it found
the instruments or not.  In either case it sounds the same, since it
plays the score with internal (to LU) wave-data.

    You can stop the music at any time with ^C (CTRL-C).
    A usage-template is available by typing: 'LU ?".
    LU requires the arp.library to be in your libs: directory.	If you
    don't have the arp.library yet, you're missing out on one of the
    hottest Amiga projects going (in my opinion).

    Comments, bug-reports, etc. may be addressed to:

    Michael Sheldon
    AMIC-BBS (707)526-0923

Hope you have fun with this! =-)

01/21/88