SoundLab

[Cosmic Puppet]

The soundLab demo works brilliantly and even uses the audio out from my VGA adapter (which I prefer).

I would like to buy the full version and get rid of the nag boxes.

Does anyone know how I can obtain a full version?

[frank.lukas]

25 or 30 years too late ...

[Cosmic Puppet]

I think I just found the developer on line. Email sent.

[mrbombermillzy]

You are really going for it with all these old ST sound apps, arent you? lol

[Cosmic Puppet]

I used to write my music with Notator 10 years ago. I don't like modern PC midi programs, and because I now have shortcuts on the Atari desktop I'm expanding a bit with ideas. Music Mouse is really stable too. I don't want to get a DAW. Just keeping it Atari and using other tools after the compositions or to finely cut samples to play from the keyboard in Audition.

[mrbombermillzy]

Have you tried Breakthru 2?

Its like a sequencer with sample playback AND MIDI capabilities. Can play up to 4 samples at once and 16 MIDI channels. Works on the regular ST/e and uses the STe PCM audio for playback.

I used to muck around with it and the AVR 16 bit sampler. The sample editor was good enough (better than any front panel AKAI sampler editor at the time too) to be used to chop up beats/samples, which could be saved in .AVR format and loaded directly into BT2.

There was even a Fast Fourier Transform graph, for whatever you were going to do with that on an ST! lol

Just needed a Tascam 4-track to bounce and merge the channels and you were away!

[Cosmic Puppet]

Thanks @mrbombermillzy I'll have a look for it.

[mrbombermillzy]

https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 65#p406565

[Cosmic Puppet]

https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 65#p406565

Excellent! Thanks for this. Gonna have lots of time in to try things out.

[mrbombermillzy]

Yeah right... sound the 'everyone stay at home for a month' gong!