Saxonia Issue 03 Part 000

eZine lover (@eZine)

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Saxonia

 · 5 years ago

  

Editorial 
By Rumrunner/VOID 
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Marry christmas and a happy new year everybody. I know that it's about 
one month late for saying that but better late than never, which I also 
believe goes for this mag which was meant to be released at that time. 

Having said that I would like to point out that we have now managed to 
release three issues of the mag in just under a year, issue one came in 
February 2003, and I think that we have every reason to be happy about 
that. You might argue (or just be happy that we release something) that the 
mag is a little small, but that's up to you. For each issue, I and some 
others write what we have on our minds, and if you want a bigger mag, you'd 
better contribute to it. Taking a look at the state of other mags (read 
Jurassic Pack, more about this in another article and on diskmag.de) you are 
not too busy out there, so you have the time to write some articles about 
what interests you. There are also fewer people who have supplied articles 
this time, but perhaps we have not made it clear enough that the mag was 
coming. Anyway, let's hope for more support for next time. 

Like you will also read other places in the mag, this is perhaps the last 
time the current code is used. The next issue will (if everything works 
out well) have mousesupport, and most likely also playerroutines for ahx- 
tunes. But if you would like to contribute with music, your best bet would 
be to send in fourchannel ProTrackermodules until I know that the routines 
for ahx work. 

Already into the issue of music, I would like to give a big thank you to 
Curt Cool/Depth. He contacted me and asked whether I would like a module 
from him, without me having to ask for it first. This shows that he truly 
cares for the scene. Having said that, I should also mention that this time, 
we have music from one of the chiptune-masters here aswell, Mice/Zenon 
contributed with a tune, so it's worth trying out F1-F2 keys to change 
modules. 

Then, only one thing's left to be said here in the editorial and that's 
happy reading everybody.