Short:        High quality Ambient music by orpheus
Author:       orpheus (sgilbert@ist.flinders.edu.au)
Uploader:     orpheus (sgilbert ist flinders edu au)
Type:         mods/8voic
Architecture: generic

Your Underworld
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Greetings to all my friends. This song was originally going to be called
"Your Interlude", but then I came to my senses. It was written in OctaMED v5,
but will only play in DeliTracker (Not even in OctaMED), because of a volume
problem in the replay routine of 8 channel OctaMED songs.

Most of the instruments were sampled from my friend's (Michael Slater) Korg M1.
If it weren't for him, there would be no song as my music is largely influenced
by the instruments I stumble upon.

Water & Bass sounds from KFMF Music Archive (kosmic.wit.com/kosmic/samples)
All other samples by me using a Korg M1 Workstation.

This music is more like the stuff I was writing before I stopped using MIDI. I
suppose that is because I sampled from the MIDI instrument I was using ;). Did
that sentance make sense? Anyway, this has a distinctly "Aphex Twin" I think, so
I guess that is the inspiration for it.

This song is dedicated to Sarah. Thankyou.

Look for me on IRC in #TheEnd, or #Amiga. Some people haven't worked out my nick
yet (Yes, it IS "orpheus") :).

Contact
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Please send me your thoughts on my music. As usual, I will happily reply to all
mail.

      email: sgilbert@ist.flinders.edu.au
      BBS:   The Attic (Sam Gilbert) - Ph +61-8-384-4762

Short Story
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I played my music to one of my friends. He said, "Thats good, but isn't techno
supposed to be like this?", and he switched to the radio to give me an example.
Im sorry, my friend, you were right. From now on I will make all my music sound
exactly the same as everyone else's ...

Copyright Warning
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Copyright (C) 1995 by orpheus (Samuel L Gilbert) (26/7/1995)

All rights reserved. This publication is released as FREEWARE. In summary, that
means you can copy it and use it for non-commercial purposes, but it remains the
sole property of the author.

If you wish to use this music for commercial purposes (Games) or any other
releases (Demos) then you must contact me and get WRITTEN permission (and I mean
written on paper). I may also be interested in writing music for good-quality
demos, but that depends on my frame of mind :). 

                                         -- orpheus (Samuel L Gilbert)