Atari St & Cubase?

osc, you never did shit. i've heard your music.

sorry

but you can talk the hind legs off a donkey about MIDI and techno bullshit, but at the end of the day, do you have any good tunes?

the answer is no.

even he has better tunes than you, osc. ? it's true.

Dunno what kind of binge you're on at the moment, but I'm not biting back.

No-one here has claimed that my small music output is anywhere near decent enough to listen to, so your acerbic vitriol is totally unwarranted and makes you look a bigger cunt than I am.

Carry on though, you seem to be enjoying it...

explain your random mick hucknull posts lol

  On 12/22/2011 at 12:41 PM, oscillik said:

Dunno what kind of binge you're on at the moment, but I'm not biting back.

 

No-one here has claimed that my small music output is anywhere near decent enough to listen to, so your acerbic vitriol is totally unwarranted and makes you look a bigger cunt than I am.

 

Carry on though, you seem to be enjoying it...

oh osc, i am enjoying it..

and you too, carry on your hucknull binge, you seem to be enjoying that! lol

ps. can i have your 808 if you're not using it.... ??

anyway you sorry fuck, oscillik, this is what we call Darwins' Theory of Evolution, innit? :)

i do like you, osc.. but only because i know i'm superior to you, and now you will go learn from this and be a better man! :D

there's a joke here about a Darwin Award...

  On 12/22/2011 at 1:14 PM, oscillik said:

there's a joke here about a Darwin Award...

oscillik, i'm only messing........

fact: external midi clock via a windows pc is and always will be shite

  On 12/22/2011 at 5:18 PM, soundwave said:

fact: external midi clock via a windows pc is and always will be shite

Renoise has the best I've used so far, I would even call it useable. But, yes, Windows + MIDI = shite.

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here's a cool video explaining the benefits of atari st and cubase:

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I think that if I really want to go the oldschool route I'd get a decent hardware sequencer, I have a QY-70 and have used it on occasion. it's a pretty nice alternative to tracking - a bit more labour intensive, but it also makes you think more about what you're doing..

I have an atari st with a cubase disc permanently wedged into it, and I can't get into it... used cubase vst in the past and I didn't like sequencing with that either. would love to try a version of logic or notator though, but I don't have a disc yet.

  On 12/22/2011 at 5:41 PM, missingsense said:

I think that if I really want to go the oldschool route I'd get a decent hardware sequencer, I have a QY-70 and have used it on occasion. it's a pretty nice alternative to tracking - a bit more labour intensive, but it also makes you think more about what you're doing..

 

I have an atari st with a cubase disc permanently wedged into it, and I can't get into it... used cubase vst in the past and I didn't like sequencing with that either. would love to try a version of logic or notator though, but I don't have a disc yet.

i have Logic 2.5 for Atari ST, with the expander thing that gives you loads of extra ports.

been trying to get rid of it for ages.

with the books though, it's heavy....

alright cool might be interested, I think I just solved the space issue I was having as well. I was building a bridge on top of my mixer for my speakers - and now I think about it also a monitor, ehy!

PM sent.

Lots of pro musicians have used the atari until a couple of years ago, and some are using it now. I have read very good things about cReator and notator, find them.

Well guys my Atari is now fully working. It does have a humble spec of only 0.5mb of ram so I don't know Cubase will run on it but now the disk drive is working I'm getting closer to utilizing it!!

just remember promo that remarc did ALL of his best shit on one of those and an s950 and some kind of rompler for sinewaves/sawtooths

I have to admit I'm not going to be adding much to the actual debate but, I've always been of the opinion that it doesn't matter what you use as long as you're comfortable using it. I tend to think people can be a touch dogmatic on this subject.