Programming on the Atari ST Currently
Programming on the Atari ST Currently
hi i am a programmer for the atari st series computer,
i have large amount of time invested in the hobby , and have enough resources to assemble complete program.
basiclly i do midi stuff and am suggesting that anybody interested in this area feel free to contact me .
ideals, projects , techniques,code ,tools welcome...
main objective to share ideals, manifest code.
charles
i have large amount of time invested in the hobby , and have enough resources to assemble complete program.
basiclly i do midi stuff and am suggesting that anybody interested in this area feel free to contact me .
ideals, projects , techniques,code ,tools welcome...
main objective to share ideals, manifest code.
charles
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Re: Programming on the Atari ST Currently
Well Charles, I'll let you know of a couple ideas I had. Tell me if you're interested.
1. Are you familiar with Ancient Greek modes and microtonal music? I'm thinking of collaborating with a programmer to develop some sort of Atari version of Scala http://www.huygens-fokker.org/scala/ but without the garbage scales and horrible errors in ancient, historical tunings.
2. Have you dabbled in algorithmic forms of music beyond what is currently available for Atari? I just saw this amazing spiral sequencing instrument in Reaktor 5. Imagine developing something like that for the Atari! Woo! Check it out below!
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I was thinking about teaming up with a programmer later this year to develop such a thing. Now, I'm only a music theory buff - not a programmer. I'm thinking of a collaborative project at some point.
Let me know your thoughts
1. Are you familiar with Ancient Greek modes and microtonal music? I'm thinking of collaborating with a programmer to develop some sort of Atari version of Scala http://www.huygens-fokker.org/scala/ but without the garbage scales and horrible errors in ancient, historical tunings.
2. Have you dabbled in algorithmic forms of music beyond what is currently available for Atari? I just saw this amazing spiral sequencing instrument in Reaktor 5. Imagine developing something like that for the Atari! Woo! Check it out below!
[youtube][/youtube]
I was thinking about teaming up with a programmer later this year to develop such a thing. Now, I'm only a music theory buff - not a programmer. I'm thinking of a collaborative project at some point.
Let me know your thoughts
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Re: Programming on the Atari ST Currently
>Well Charles, I'll let you know of a couple ideas I had. Tell me if >you're interested.
>always interested!!!!!!!
>1. Are you familiar with Ancient Greek modes and microtonal >music?
yes and no , i know it exist , i don't know theroy behind it
probally cent off cent on tunings of our tonial rationalities
>I'm thinking of collaborating with a programmer to develop some >sort of Atari version of Scala http://www.huygens-f>okker.org/scala/ but without the garbage scales and horrible >errors in ancient, historical tunings.
do so , but have fun , sometimes fun project turn serious then lead to disaster.. i think there is some sort of scala for the atari allready.. i'll check my files for you.
>2. Have you dabbled in algorithmic forms of music beyond what is <currently available for Atari?
yes , great melody and bass lines can be easilly created by algo ,
rhythms too
programs i have created ..need further development some are similar to programs on tims site other differ/
>I just saw this amazing spiral sequencing instrument in Reaktor 5. >Imagine developing something like that for the Atari! Woo! Check >it out below!
great clip
does the graphic effect music making out come.. why spiral , is that appealling?
>I was thinking about teaming up with a programmer later this year >to develop such a thing. Now, I'm only a music theory buff - not >a programmer. I'm thinking of a collaborative project at some >point.
>Let me know your thoughts
do what you do , it doesn't need much thought , just find some body and embark on your engineering crusade,,flow charts definity aid in creation of atari programs
didn't realy like spiral music ,can't this be accomplished with out
graphic effects?
charles
>always interested!!!!!!!
>1. Are you familiar with Ancient Greek modes and microtonal >music?
yes and no , i know it exist , i don't know theroy behind it
probally cent off cent on tunings of our tonial rationalities
>I'm thinking of collaborating with a programmer to develop some >sort of Atari version of Scala http://www.huygens-f>okker.org/scala/ but without the garbage scales and horrible >errors in ancient, historical tunings.
do so , but have fun , sometimes fun project turn serious then lead to disaster.. i think there is some sort of scala for the atari allready.. i'll check my files for you.
>2. Have you dabbled in algorithmic forms of music beyond what is <currently available for Atari?
yes , great melody and bass lines can be easilly created by algo ,
rhythms too
programs i have created ..need further development some are similar to programs on tims site other differ/
>I just saw this amazing spiral sequencing instrument in Reaktor 5. >Imagine developing something like that for the Atari! Woo! Check >it out below!
great clip
does the graphic effect music making out come.. why spiral , is that appealling?
>I was thinking about teaming up with a programmer later this year >to develop such a thing. Now, I'm only a music theory buff - not >a programmer. I'm thinking of a collaborative project at some >point.
>Let me know your thoughts
do what you do , it doesn't need much thought , just find some body and embark on your engineering crusade,,flow charts definity aid in creation of atari programs
didn't realy like spiral music ,can't this be accomplished with out
graphic effects?
charles
Re: Programming on the Atari ST Currently
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Re: Programming on the Atari ST Currently
hey its me again , i don't know why but all my posts are being changed from my user name to guest .. i still do some development for midi stuff
anybody has further ideals or suggestions , openly welcome
charles
anybody has further ideals or suggestions , openly welcome
charles
Re: Programming on the Atari ST Currently
Way back when Donovan still owned te site, there was an incident where some user ID's were accidently deleted. They were immediatly re-instated, however some or all of that users posts were not assigned back to the user.
There was a process for re-assigning them, but required an admin to do it. I thought we had got most of the posts back but obviously there are a few still unassigned.
Glad to see your stll here though, if you give me an idea on which posts you mean I can get them set back to your username.
There was a process for re-assigning them, but required an admin to do it. I thought we had got most of the posts back but obviously there are a few still unassigned.
Glad to see your stll here though, if you give me an idea on which posts you mean I can get them set back to your username.
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