Welcome to another WAYNEPACE music file:

On GEnie, you can always find my work under the keyname of WAYNEPACE
or SONIX

A few notes:

First, I have noticed that many of my music files are uploaded to
services other than GEnie. That in its'self is quite a compliment.
I would like to ask, however, that the uploader be kind enough to
give me credit for the creation of these files and instruments. 
I know, it all boils down to ego...but I can't help it...
everyone likes to see their name linked to their work! <<grin>>


1: Normally, I do not include instruments with PAK files, as I
   Generally use the standard SONIX Instruments found on the
   SONIX Data Disk.

   However, I have lately began using some instruments from other
   sources, and those I have created. If you see any Non-SONIX
   instrument listed below, it will be either included in this PAK
   file, or you will recieve information as to where on GEnie you
   can find this instrument. In some instances, the NON-Sonix (PD)
   instrument will be included with other scores I have uploaded. 
   The reason for this is simple... you ALREADY may have the 
   instrument, you don't need to again download a big file to get 
   something you already have for use with a new Score file.

   This Score:  Easy Winners

   SONIX instruments needed: (from your SONIX/PLAYER disk)

        NONE  


   Non-SONIX instruments needed: (provided with this PAK file)

        NONE

   Non-SONIX instrument needed: (provided in a PREVIOUSLY UPLAOD)

        JOPLINPACEPIANO.INSTR    JOPLINPACEPIANO.SS
           This instrument can be found in the file 
            JOPLINPACEPIANO.PAK (number 5358 on GEnie)

        If you only use PLAYER...you will HAVE TO download this
        file, as you cannot substitue instruments.

        If you use SONIX, and you do not have this instrument, you
        COULD substitute another instrument.

        However, I STRONGLY URGE you to download the file, as I am
        sure you will find it very worth while.



2: SONIX users: Place the enclosed .smus file in your Scores 
                directory.
   PLAYER users: Place both the .smus and .smus.info files in
                 your Scores directory. In the PLAYER program
                 there is a "toggle" icon named LED, which
                 when clicked turns off the sound filter in the
                 Amiga 500 and 2000 (the 1000 does not have one).
                 This will improve your sound quite a bit.

   BOTH SONIX & PLAYER users: Place the Instruments file (.ss and/or
                 .instr) in your Instruments Directory.

   Another note for SONIX players: You too have LED. To access it,
   load in SONIX, then exit the program. You will then be in the
   opening screen. You can then click on LED, then click on the
   SONIX icon. This will allow you to hear the music in the same
   manner as PLAYER users.

   All WAYNEPACE music files are created so sound is best when played
   through a stereo system. For most cases, the Bass turned up, and
   Treble down will give best results.


I hope that you will Enjoy this music piece. I TRY to upload quality
(not quanity) work at the rate averaging 2 - 3 a month (sometimes
more...sometimes less). 

It would be very appreciated if you left EMAIL or SnailMail commenting
either negatively, or positively about my files. (Or to even make a
special request)

I am ALWAYS looking for instrument files, especially Classical
(non-synth), but will take ANYTHING! Please contact me if you can
help.

This file is GIVEN to the Public Domain. A Developer who wishes to
put this or any other WAYNEPACE music file on a disk for PUBLIC
DOMAIN use may do so. Others, please contact me.

Now....get to it!

Wayne Pace      (On GEnie:  WAYNEPACE)
Rt 3, Box 367
Pocola, OK  74902