Polyphonic Music version 1.20:

Date: 12/8/89
From: Ed P. Grigassy

Well here it is!  My third upgrade in the polyphonic music programs and
C language routines.  What's exciting is that I've added Pascal (Turbo, that 
is) to the PC three voice world!  I'm also very enthusiastic about the new, 
improved playing routines (ver 1.10) included in this package.  These 
routines should set a standard for three voice music since they have the 
highest quality I've seen anywhere on the PC market!  This package is
definately the most powerful music package you can own without purchasing 
extra hardware (like MIDI cards, or sound digitizers).

For info on the updates in this current version, check out the file: 
        UPDATE.TXT  - info on what makes this version of
                      Polyphonic Music extraordinary
	              
TO PLAY ALL THE SONGS INCLUDED, RUN:
        PLAYALL.BAT  <your_computer_type>

        Where: <your_computer_type> = PC, XT, AT, 286, or 386
        (use the 286 & 386 for speed-up boards as well)

        During the PLAYALL, press any key to jump to the next song,
        or Ctrl-C to stop the batch file.
	            
To play individual songs quickly, run:
        MAKEPLAY <songname> /c
        
        where <songname> =  1st_noel  -> the first noel
                            blues     -> an experimental blues jam
                            pachcan   -> simplified arragement of the
                                         pachelbel canon
                            furelise  -> beethoven's fur elise
                            invent13  -> bach's invention no. 13
                            houseris  -> arpeggiated version of house of the
                                         rising sun
                            stlouis   -> st. louis blues, by w.c. handy
                            and any other .sng file names.
        		    		 
For complete information on all the files in this package, read the file:
        POLY.DOC    the full documentation of the Polyphonic
	                 Music package (unregistered version).

By the way, if you really want to have some fun, try playing some of the
.ply files at ridiculously fast speeds (like 200 or less, 10 is really
interesting). Running looppoly at these speeds sounds like you are 
nearby some heavy machinery! (Type LOOPKB songname 10 <enter>)

Enjoy!
