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| Book upload: "A Guide to Computer Music" For Apple II, GS, Macintosh and more | |
| Posted by: Skate323k137 on 2022-04-29 11:46:51 I had mentioned this book in another thread (I think it was on this forum anyway), and at least one user had expressed interest in this content. I really love using 68K macs and Apple II's for music. I recently was able to track down a 2nd copy of this rare/out of print book, covering in great length use of MIDI equipment and software with Apple, Macintosh, and other computers (the 1st edition was almost entirely apple/mac focused, this is the revised edition). I could not find a copy scanned anywhere, so I sent off the 2nd copy of the revised edition that I was able to find for scanning. For those who have done it before, for the cleanest/straightest scans with proper OCR (this PDF is OCR'd) you have to allow "destructive scanning" of your book 😿 So, while I'm super happy to still have my own other copy intact, I am also quite happy to be able to share this text with the community. I believe I did the absolute best I could to preserve this text, but please pour one out for the copy that had to take one for the team for that to happen 🍺 
A Guide To Computer Music, Apple 2, GS, Macintosh, Amiga, IBM/Compatibles : Doland Kozek : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet ArchiveGuide to Computer Music: An Electronic Music Resource Paperback – September 1, 1992by Donald Kozek (Author)
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| Posted by: mg.man on 2022-04-29 15:11:38 Wow, very cool. Thanks for doing this! | |
| Posted by: Iesca on 2022-04-29 16:51:20 Wow, thank you for your sacrifice! | |
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