FROM:	John Blinn
TO:	Dennis E Spanogle, 
DATE:	2/16/96 5:18 AM

Re:	Kurle2

Dennis--Yesterday as I was using Kurle2 I realized that   .
although it perhaps "goes without saying" what a wonderful
program you have devised in Kurle2, sometimes those things
need to said. It really is terrific, easy to use and
WONDERFUL to have all the layer parameters on a single page
(or, utterly fantastic, ALL the parameters on a single
printout.) As a comparison, I don't know whether you've had
an opportunity to look at Mark of the Unicorn's "Unisyn for
Windows", which (at least til Opcode's Vision/OMS/Galaxy
for Windows Version 2.5 f-i-n-a-l-l-y crawls to market,
Vision/OMS--probably in March/April and Galaxy--??? but
later), represents the state of the art in a universal
editor/librarian with some 200+ modules now available but I 
looked at a copy earlier this week. The K2000 module is
nowhere near Kurle2 in convenience AND each module contains
a specific file explaining the unique aspects of that unit
(eg, K2000, SY55, etc). The K2000 file must be 12 pages
long, begins by explaining that virtually everything about
the K2000 is different from every other synth and then uses
that as a springboard/crutch to explain why the Unisyn
K2000 module needs so many different pages to cover all the
available parameters AND why the K2000 module does so much
less than the other available modules! (Plus Unisyn retails
for $279!) So...good work. John