Calling all MIDI-Types


You know who you are! 

You compose, arrange, utilize music in conjunction with your computer 
either for fun or profit. How about sharing some of your hard work with 
the rest of us? Whether you are an established force in the music world or 
a hobbyist who's having fun tinkering with bits & bytes, we would love to 
hear from you. If you have any MIDI files that you would be willing to 
share, we can put 'em on a disc. Just make sure that the musical content is 
either owned by you or in the public domain.

So what should you do?

Just send us a floppy with your files on it.

It's best to send your MIDI files two ways. In the format directly 
generated by your sequencer application and also in "standard MIDI" file 
format so that folks running platforms other than yours have the 
capability of importing them. And don't forget to indicate what sort of 
instrument sound each track is meant to play... not everbody owns the 
same synths or samplers that you do.

Also include a brief discription of the music, any credits you desire, a 
picture of yourself, a resume... hey, we're easy. A lot of folks will even 
digitize part or all of their compositions so that others can get an idea what 
it sounds like before they commit to setting up their MIDI gear. An 11kHz 
AIFF file will do nicely... but this is optional.

Refer submissions to:
NAUTILUS - MIDI Connection
7001 Discovery Blvd.
Dublin, Ohio  43017-3299