RHYTHM BAND
Your Computer, February 1983

Jason Judge, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

Designed as a rhythm generator for the 1K or 16K ZX-81, this uses a
machine-code subroutine to put the sounds out through the MIC port.

When the program is RUN, the tempo has to be entered - 20 is a good start.
When this has been done, the screen will be blank.

Press FAST - shifted F - and you will hear a bass drum; this will repeat
itself at regular intervals. Now press shifted P, and a woodblock will be
added to the bass drum. Press NEWLINE and the tones will be deleted.

Shifted M will allow you to enter a new speed and shifted , will allow you
to enter a rhythm as a string. By entering graphics, keywords and
"+CHR$(X)+" you have 4.72236 x 10^21 different rhythms at your disposal.

To enter the program, first enter and RUN program A. Enter the machine data
then delete lines 2-70 and enter program B. Save the program then RUN it.
