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OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter

OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter

2002-02-18 by Richmond, James (James) ** CTR **

Yay for us!

I had a C64 in 84 that I modded. Put something in it called 'Dolphin
DOS'... 
it used the parallel port instead of the serial port for 1541 disk
drives... sped it up about 10X.

Put a reset button on it (instead of a paper clip on pins 1&3) and
another button that lauched a hex editor.
Then everything went object oriented and I couldnt code for shit :-)

Did you ever have a sequencer for the C64?

JR
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> Don't get me wrong. I own one too & and I have the Mac 
> emulator for the
> C-64. My only point was that I got the joke. ;-)

RE: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter

2002-02-18 by John Russell

I had a sequencer for the C64. Can�t remember what it was called but it
was a C-Lab sequencer.
 
I even sequenced a whole album using it in �84 I think it was and we ran
it synced to tape using SMPTE. It did however crash quite a lot. It was
a relatively quick move to Atari and Notator from there.
 
Regards,
 
John
John Russell
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Tel: 01483 821314
Mob: 07778 156433
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From: Richmond, James (James) ** CTR ** [mailto:richmondj@...] 
Sent: 18 February 2002 11:56
To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter
 
Yay for us!

I had a C64 in 84 that I modded. Put something in it called 'Dolphin
DOS'... 
it used the parallel port instead of the serial port for 1541 disk
drives... sped it up about 10X.

Put a reset button on it (instead of a paper clip on pins 1&3) and
another button that lauched a hex editor.
Then everything went object oriented and I couldnt code for shit :-)

Did you ever have a sequencer for the C64?

JR

> Don't get me wrong. I own one too & and I have the Mac 
> emulator for the
> C-64. My only point was that I got the joke. ;-)




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Re: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter

2002-02-18 by HELP@MusicBootCamp.com

Nope no sequencer. I played a lot of games. Made my 64 speak to me, and
played some synth stuff without any kind of sequencer.
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> From: "Richmond, James (James) ** CTR **" <richmondj@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2002 11:56:17 -0000
> To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter
> 
> Yay for us!
> 
> I had a C64 in 84 that I modded. Put something in it called 'Dolphin
> DOS'... 
> it used the parallel port instead of the serial port for 1541 disk
> drives... sped it up about 10X.
> 
> Put a reset button on it (instead of a paper clip on pins 1&3) and
> another button that lauched a hex editor.
> Then everything went object oriented and I couldnt code for shit :-)
> 
> Did you ever have a sequencer for the C64?
> 
> JR
> 
>> Don't get me wrong. I own one too & and I have the Mac
>> emulator for the
>> C-64. My only point was that I got the joke. ;-)
> 
> 
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Re: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter

2002-02-19 by sorenrv

Hi
 
> > Did you ever have a sequencer for the C64?

As far as I remember the first sequencer I worked with was C64 based. 
I remember saving and loading to/from cassette decks. And wasn't it a 
Steinberg one or maybe the C-lab one that evolved into Logic? No, it 
was a Steinberg product called something like Pro24 or something.

Anyway it must have been in 1983-1984. As far as I remember we soon 
switched to Atari when they came out with their built-in midi 
interface. 

Actually that was what made me interested in information technology, 
mainly my fascination with how music could be presented in different 
graphic ways to allow for diffent kinds of tweaking......and now I'm 
an IT professional.

Kind regards,

Soren Riis-Vestergaard

Re: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter

2002-02-19 by ewald_kegel

Yes, indeed Steinberg Pro24 was the first sequencer for C64. Around 
1986 Pro24 became available for the atari 1040St (that's where i 
jumped in)
and then was succeeded by Cubase Atari which appeared around 
1989/1990.

I think the very first sequencer program(s)for a computer, where 
released for the Apple II (Herbie Hancock used it in the early 80s). 
But I can't remember any names.

Sorry for the OT, but this stuff brings back some good old memories!

ewald



--- In exs-users@y..., "sorenrv" <sorenrv@h...> wrote:
> Hi
>  
> > > Did you ever have a sequencer for the C64?
> 
> As far as I remember the first sequencer I worked with was C64 
based. 
> I remember saving and loading to/from cassette decks. And wasn't it 
a 
> Steinberg one or maybe the C-lab one that evolved into Logic? No, 
it 
> was a Steinberg product called something like Pro24 or something.
> 
> Anyway it must have been in 1983-1984. As far as I remember we soon 
> switched to Atari when they came out with their built-in midi 
> interface. 
> 
> Actually that was what made me interested in information 
technology, 
> mainly my fascination with how music could be presented in 
different 
> graphic ways to allow for diffent kinds of tweaking......and now 
I'm
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> an IT professional.
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Soren Riis-Vestergaard

Re: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter

2002-02-19 by HELP@MusicBootCamp.com

This has been a fun string. Thanks for the memories. BTW, I'm also in IT,
but I got into it by running a studio and getting into graphic design and
wanting to be able to fix my own equipment. Anyway, back to the topic of the
list...
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> From: "ewald_kegel" <ekegel@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 13:34:39 -0000
> To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: OT C64 was : [exs] wav to aiff converter
> 
> Yes, indeed Steinberg Pro24 was the first sequencer for C64. Around
> 1986 Pro24 became available for the atari 1040St (that's where i
> jumped in)
> and then was succeeded by Cubase Atari which appeared around
> 1989/1990.
> 
> I think the very first sequencer program(s)for a computer, where
> released for the Apple II (Herbie Hancock used it in the early 80s).
> But I can't remember any names.
> 
> Sorry for the OT, but this stuff brings back some good old memories!
> 
> ewald
> 
> 
> 
> --- In exs-users@y..., "sorenrv" <sorenrv@h...> wrote:
>> Hi
>> 
>>>> Did you ever have a sequencer for the C64?
>> 
>> As far as I remember the first sequencer I worked with was C64
> based. 
>> I remember saving and loading to/from cassette decks. And wasn't it
> a 
>> Steinberg one or maybe the C-lab one that evolved into Logic? No,
> it 
>> was a Steinberg product called something like Pro24 or something.
>> 
>> Anyway it must have been in 1983-1984. As far as I remember we soon
>> switched to Atari when they came out with their built-in midi
>> interface. 
>> 
>> Actually that was what made me interested in information
> technology, 
>> mainly my fascination with how music could be presented in
> different 
>> graphic ways to allow for diffent kinds of tweaking......and now
> I'm 
>> an IT professional.
>> 
>> Kind regards,
>> 
>> Soren Riis-Vestergaard
> 
> 
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