Sonix
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| Creator | Aegis Development |
| Released | 1987-??-?? |
| Platform | Amiga |
Sonix is a music sequencer for Amiga created by Mark Riley. The software includes a score, keyboard, and instrument editor. You use the program by plotting musical notes on a staff roll and playing it back. In addition, there are four sliders on the main screen that can alter the song's volume, tempo, transposition, and pitch.
The program uses two kinds of files; SMUS.* files which contain the music information and instr.* files which contain the instrument information. The files are a Electronic Arts standardized format. Almost no software used the SMUS. format.
Contents
Image Gallery
The title screen.
A song from Rocket Ranger (AMI).
The keyboard.
Composers
The following composers used Sonix:
- Bernie Whang
- Bob Lindstrom
- Brian Howarth
- Chris Barker
- Chris Ebert
- Chris Grigg
- Dale Cooper
- Dan Latarski
- David Hayes
- David Schroeder
- Gary Gilbertson
- George Sanger
- Gregory Habbard
- Jim Simmons
- Julian Lefay
- Karl Lehenbauer
- Kim Nagel
- Mark Riley
- Matt Wright
- Nigel Spencer
- Steve Hayes
- Tom Rettig
Downloads
| Version | Download | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| 1.4 | Download - (info) | Amiga |
Trivia
When Bethesda Softworks was developing NES games, they used Sonix to create music for their NES games.
