🚀 go-pugleaf

For the last few years, I've been teaching a class on programming with the  
Music Kit at Stanford and Princeton.  I am making my teaching materials  
available to anyone who wants them by anonymous ftp.  Log in to  
ccrma-ftp.stanford.edu and look on the directory /dist/ftp/pub. The file   
music-kit-class.tar.Z contains a concise summary of what you need to know to  
write Music Kit applications.  A knowledge of C (but not Objective C) is  
assumed.   It also contains a number of programming examples and exercises.  
Feel free to grab it.

By the way, the latest issue of NeXTWorld Extra has a report on the details of  
the change in status of the Music Kit. Although it is not an official  
announcement and thus its accuracy is not assured, of particular interest are  
the following claims:

* Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) will  
be supporting the Music Kit (bug fixes, new features, ports, etc.) 
* NeXT will support this venture via CCRMA's Industrial Affiliates program.
* The Music Kit, DSP libraries and related software and documentation will be  
available as source code!
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David Jaffe