Atari and Music.

[charles]

Atari wild and free in the Netherlands

mid to late 80's

tsob !!!!!!
confetti club
acid sound c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAZt6fn ... e=youtu.be

[Atarieterno]

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[cb170]

It is another of the fabulous tools of Hybrid Arts.

The rig at the Hybrid Arts UK office:



http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/news/5200

[Atarieterno]

It is another of the fabulous tools of Hybrid Arts.

The rig at the Hybrid Arts UK office:



http://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/news/5200

Pure history with Atari.
Beautiful pic, thanks.

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[cb170]

You can see the Hybrid Arts "Megastation" in the rack - a rack mount Atari ST - pretty cool!

[Atarieterno]

"Mom, I'd rather spend the money on another synthesizer even if I do not have new shirts."

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[charles]

found a promo sheet for polyframe from a Toronto Atari computer expo 92'
its like 6 pages in size

what should I do with it?

[dbsys]

found a promo sheet for polyframe from a Toronto Atari computer expo 92'
its like 6 pages in size

what should I do with it?

Scan and post here...

[Atarieterno]

You can give me a gift or you can take the advice of dbsys.

[sarnau]

C-Lab/emagic did have a fun rivalry with Steinberg though - he told me some fun stories back in the day! As far as I can recall, Charlie Steinberg showed him the fundamentals of sequencer programming, and Gerhard went off and wrote his C64 sequencer

Gerhard and Chris had a C-64 software and offered it to Steinberg. They didn't want it and so they went their own way. And yes, Gerhard is a medical doctor, while Chris is physicist – having something to fall back to, in case the MIDI software thing doesn't work out… The Atari ST version obviously came later – not sure exactly when – I started sometime in the late 80s; I remember doing a major area of "SL" part in the "Notator SL" name. Namely the code which allowed you to run several other applications in parallel to Notator SL. That part was pulled out of the Bugaboo debugger, which I wrote a bit earlier (TurboAss/Bugaboo). Also part of the engineering team was Michael Haydn (of SoundDiver/SoundSurfer) – at that point still based out of Munich.

In 1991 Gerhard, Chris and myself started working on Logic (I remember writing the main() function on a Mac SE, the code was written to be able to run on the Atari ST as well – the PC version came later). It shipped by the newly founded Emagic company in 1992 (after C-Lab stopped paying the engineers, who owned all the rights – not a very clever move). And yes, all of us are still working together – now at Apple.

[Atarieterno]

C-Lab/emagic did have a fun rivalry with Steinberg though - he told me some fun stories back in the day! As far as I can recall, Charlie Steinberg showed him the fundamentals of sequencer programming, and Gerhard went off and wrote his C64 sequencer

Gerhard and Chris had a C-64 software and offered it to Steinberg. They didn't want it and so they went their own way. And yes, Gerhard is a medical doctor, while Chris is physicist – having something to fall back to, in case the MIDI software thing doesn't work out… The Atari ST version obviously came later – not sure exactly when – I started sometime in the late 80s; I remember doing a major area of "SL" part in the "Notator SL" name. Namely the code which allowed you to run several other applications in parallel to Notator SL. That part was pulled out of the Bugaboo debugger, which I wrote a bit earlier (TurboAss/Bugaboo). Also part of the engineering team was Michael Haydn (of SoundDiver/SoundSurfer) – at that point still based out of Munich.

In 1991 Gerhard, Chris and myself started working on Logic (I remember writing the main() function on a Mac SE, the code was written to be able to run on the Atari ST as well – the PC version came later). It shipped by the newly founded Emagic company in 1992 (after C-Lab stopped paying the engineers, who owned all the rights – not a very clever move). And yes, all of us are still working together – now at Apple.

It is an honor that some people who participated in the development of the legendary duo Atari-music write here.
I hope more anecdotes that transport us to the good old days (there would also be something wrong, but that is soon forgotten) and maybe some software or add-on can be rescued from the trunk of memories.
C-Lab, eMagic, Steinberg, Hybrid Arts, SoundPool ... all were magicians who endowed our machines with the power to make music comfortably.
Best regards.

[charles]

its yours Atarierno....where do u want it?

[Atarieterno]

its yours Atarierno....where do u want it?

I want it to that, testing the heat it makes in Seville (Spain) next to me.
A hug, dear mate.

[Atarieterno]

Paul Ward, excellent keyboardist and Atarian, member of the group "Quiet Point" and then solo.

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https://youtu.be/rQrjHk_0eow

[charles]

in pauls studio shot
first I thought it was an Oscar but its just a pro one

three tx7's wow
moog
paul is highily advanced ! lol

[Atarieterno]

DJ Crillo (Christian Eriksson).

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https://soundcloud.com/crilleeriksson/d ... ing-dreams

[Atarieterno]

A.G.E.

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[Atarieterno]

Hades with StarTrack.

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[cb170]

Always a pleasure having you around here, mf...

I do have some assembler code from Notator that Gerhard gave me when I was asking about how to address the additional MIDI outputs from the Log3, but I never got it working (and he had forgotten how it worked, by then, also... )

It's pretty amazing how much you guys got out of the ST hardware with Notator... I still remember the unused hard disk recording screens in the resource files, no wonder that never went anywhere..!

And yes, all of us are still working together – now at Apple.

Ah, is Michael there as well? That's good to know. I still remember the emagic (and C-Lab) days with fondness (and still use and love Logic to this day...)

[sarnau]

Yes, Michael is – of course – still with us. There are actually very few engineers, who left the group.