Автор: Darren Bloggs
Год: 1992
Издатели: Your Sinclair
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TUNES
by Darren Bloggs
Pitstop is many things, but it tends to be a bit quiet. So I thought
I'd liven it up a bit with a little music. I wouldn't normally print
huge listings containing nothing but PLAY commands [Although the PLAY
commands weren't actually printed in the listing. JimG], as they're
incredibly boring to type in (even by Pitstop's standards) and a
nightmare to debug. But I think you'll find that this one's a cut
above the rest, and just the job for impressing Granny when she points
at your Spectrum and says: "But what does it actually do?"
To get it working you've just got to type it in and run it, although
you might want to save it first just in case. I'd better point out,
however, that the program will only work on 128K Spectrums.
It'll play three tunes, but I'm not telling you what they are. (The
first person to write in and tell me who wrote them can have, erm, a
pat on the back.)
by Darren Bloggs
Pitstop is many things, but it tends to be a bit quiet. So I thought
I'd liven it up a bit with a little music. I wouldn't normally print
huge listings containing nothing but PLAY commands [Although the PLAY
commands weren't actually printed in the listing. JimG], as they're
incredibly boring to type in (even by Pitstop's standards) and a
nightmare to debug. But I think you'll find that this one's a cut
above the rest, and just the job for impressing Granny when she points
at your Spectrum and says: "But what does it actually do?"
To get it working you've just got to type it in and run it, although
you might want to save it first just in case. I'd better point out,
however, that the program will only work on 128K Spectrums.
It'll play three tunes, but I'm not telling you what they are. (The
first person to write in and tell me who wrote them can have, erm, a
pat on the back.)