Compute! Issue 68 - January 1986
- Making Music with MIDI by Selby Bateman
- The Computerized Musician by Kathy Yakal
- Solitaire by Ben Elizer
- SpeedCalc for Commodore 64 and 128 by Kevin Martin
- Casio CZ-101 Music Synthesizer for Commodore 64 by Philip I. Nelson
- The Newsroom by Kathy Yakal
- Dr. T's Sequencer for 64 and Apple by Richard Mansfield
- The Editor's Notes by Richard Mansfield
- Readers' Feedback by Editors And Readers Of Compute!
- HOTWARE
- Computers and Society Music Hath Charms by David D. Thornburg
- The World Inside the Computer The Ultimate Personal Computer by Fred D'Ignazio
- The Beginner's Page The Power of Strings by Tom R. Halfhill
- INSIGHT: Atari Do You Need a 16-Bit Computer? by Bill Wilkinson
- Telecomputing Today The Face of Things to Come by Arlan R. Levitan
- Programming the TI Music and Sound on the TI by C. Regena
- IBM Personal Computing Last Minute Gifts by Donald B. Trivette
- Disassembler 64 by R. B. Miller
- Introduction to AmigaDOS, Part 1 by Charles Brannon
- Formatted Printouts for Commodore by Todd Touris
- Atari Cassette Verify by Dan Stromberg
- Apple Keyboard Customizer by Robert Buehler
- IBM Advanced Function Key Techniques by Peter F. Nicholson Jr.
- Commodore 64 SpeedScript Fontmaker by Charles Brannon
- Atari RESET Controller by Torben Pedersen
- Moving Marquee for Commodore 64 by David W. Martin
- Line Deleter for Atari by Bryce Wray
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