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[40m      [41m  [42m                        'Drive Me Baby'                        [0m
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[40m      [41m  [42m         A 4 track MMD1 Module containing IFF samples          [0m
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[40m      [41m  [42m              Composed by Kevan R.Craft (c) 1993               [0m
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[40m      [41m  [42m               Using OctaMED Professional v5.0f                [0m
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[40m      [41m  [42m  and packed using PowerPacker/Save routine in OctaMED Pro 5   [0m
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[40m      [41m  [42m            Dedicated to Sue and Julian at Seasoft             [0m
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    'Drive Me Baby' is a bass drum  driven   piece  of music which, is as
    all popular music should be, and contains a  beat  where  the  rhythm
    pulses and acts as a counterpoint to the main melody.  Unlike  single
    bass drum notes which tend to produce an arythymical antistructure to
    popluar  music  and  it  may  be  argued,  contains  the  seeds of no
    thought   or   arrangement  by  the  composer.  Static,  non-  moving
    arrangements are a result of  single  bass  drums and the addition of
    an audience clapping  between  songs  in  a   set   is  no subsitute!
    Instead, 'Drive Me Baby' is an  example where I've strived  for  this
    bass drum effect in the music itself  but provided enough scope within
    the musical score for a musical melody.

    Aesthetics aside, 'Drive Me Baby'  is   dedicated  to  Sue and Julian
    at Seasoft Computing  whose  experiences  at   the   latter  part  of
    1993 would drive anybody crazy, excluding the baby of course!  Anyway
    hope you like the tune..


       OctaMED Professional is copyright Teijo Kinnunen & R B F Software
                    Powerpacker is copyright Nico Franciois
            Single Bass Drums are copyright 'The Friends of Paula'

                                 Kevan R.Craft
                                 12 Mount Road
                                    Halton
                                    Runcorn
                               Cheshire. WA7 2BH
                                 England. U.K.

                             Tel: +44 0928 563762



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Hmmm, try and follow that.....


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    Project-T V1.2 by Dave Sullivan

    This is reviewed in this issue's  modspot where  you will see it  has
    been given HotShot status... and quite rightly so...

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    OctaMED-Funk! by Dean Murray.

    The OctaMED V5 Anthem, what more can I say?


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    L'Amour by Andrew Barnabas

    Reviewed  in  the  PD  section,  please   check  this  out  for  more
    details....

   
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    Well that's it for this  issue's  modules.  If  you would like to see
    your module featured here, please send it in....

    I'm afraid that after the amazing  standard we set in TI4,  there was 
    absolutely no room  for any  samples this issue.  Hope you're not too 
    miffed....
    
    However, we are always on the look-out for good samples so if you've 
    got some sample disks laying about, why not send them in?



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