Behold the glory of the original package which I still have with the serial number, manual and disks. Can we say porn?
To my knowledge I never made ANY songs with this software, mainly because compared to SoundTracker it was not the sound I was looking for nor the editing.
Making stuff sound good in SONIX was not easy. If I made any songs, they are probably long gone and lost, only a decent time machine will fix that now (and it will come, for sure).
I can remember my first disks with files was damaged due to using low quality disks usedhorrible. But maybe, someday, I will meet and old friend and the disks could surface again. Still hope for that.
Anyway, when I finally managed to boot SONIX up and load some songs, these has a very special memory to me, as they where one of the first songs I ever heard playing out of my brand new Amiga 500.
The song I remember and played the most was "Jays Song".
I have provided clean copies of my original untouched SONIX V2.0 disks, as well as recordings of all the tunes that were on them. This was done during my SOAMC= recording project.
Contents of Main Disk/Scores:
"Jays Song.SMUS"
Contents of Data Disk/Scores:
"Dancing on MARS.-=>PB.smus"
"HammerHEAD.-=>PB.smus"
"Sarabande-J.S.Bach.smus"
"The Pleiades.-=>PB.smus"
Update 01 May 2023:
Well, after so many years (almost 10 years since this was published on my site), I finally managed to add a bunch of scans of the floppy disks, registration card and the box itself (layed out as a texture-ish approach).
Download Sonix V2.0 Main Disk .ADF (untouched, original disk from my archive)
Jays Song (from SOAMC= recordings)
SONIX Main Disk (front)
SONIX Main Disk (back)
SONIX Music Data Disk (front)
SONIX Music Data Disk (back)
SONIX Box (texture-ish)