Hi,
Just as a bit of historical interest, I'm looking for a good I.E. as
close to the original as possible version of an ancient Apple II program
called Appleodion. It's an Integer Basic program to create music, and
the original cassette also came with three Bach fugues. There's a copy
at
https://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/projects/cassettes/rainbowcomputing/ but
it's in pretty bad shape. The quality of the audio on the tape is
horrible, and it's obvious if you listen to it that one or more
unfortunate events befell that poor tape before it was digitized. Does
anyone know of a better copy floating around somewhere?
I have a copy of Appleodion on a disk of music programs, but it's
obviously not the pure original as it's been updated to load the Bach
file from disk, whereas I assume the original was a purely
cassette-based affair. The file of Bach fugues is also interesting, in
that whereas the cassette copy linked above stops at a particular point,
the copy I have on disk continues, but with obviously a bit of
corruption because the octaves, etc. are all wrong, but you can tell
it's trying to complete the third fugue. If anyone wants a copy of what
I have so you can see what I'm talking about, I'd be happy to provide it.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
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