tools 1.0 (29 September 1997)

Short:        A Collection of Bars & Pipes Tools
Author:       Richard Hagen (R.Hagen@mailbox.uq.edu.au)
Uploader:     Richard Hagen (R Hagen mailbox uq edu au)
Type:         mus/midi
Version:      1.0 (29 September 1997)
Requires:     Bars and Pipes Professional
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Distribution: Freely distributable by anyone, anywhere.
Url:          http://www.it.uq.edu.au/~richard/music/bars-and-pipes/index.html

NAME: A Collection of Bars and Pipes Tools and Accessories

Version: 1.0 (29 September)

Author: Richard Hagen
	R.Hagen@mailbox.uq.edu.au

Distribution: Freeware. See the copyright notices in the source code.

Requirements for running:
	Bars and Pipes Professional

Requirements for recompiling:
	DICE (or some other C compiler).
	toolstart.c and bars.h from the Rules for Tools package.

Description:
	This is an archive of all my tools, including:

	Backspace: A tool that allows ``backspacing'' during recording.	
        Cyclic Control Change Creator (CCCC): A tool for generating cyclically
		varying control changes.
	CC Prefix: A tool for prefixing CC messages with another CC message.
	Mapper: An accessory for mapping program changes in songs.
	MapTool: A tool for mapping program changes to other program changes.
	MIDI Monitor (MM): A tool for monitoring MIDI events.
	Program Change 2 (PC2): A tool for generating program changes that require
		two program change messages.
	Program Change 3 (PC3): A tool for sending program changes that require 2 CC
		and a PC message (e.g. for GS variations)
	PC Prefix: A tool for prefixing a PC message with a CC message.
	Ravenous Bug Blatter (RBB): A tool that works around a bug that causes hung
		notes.
	Scaler: A tool for scaling control change messages.
	Splitter: An accessory for splitting one track into many.
	Transport Monitor (TM): A tool for monitoring the transport.

	Full source for each tool and a generic DICE makefile are included
	with each tool.

History:
	1.0 (29 September 1997)
	Initial release.

If you like these programs, or find bugs, please drop me a line.

richard
R.Hagen@mailbox.uq.edu.au
29 September 1997