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Hello
Posted: 03 Jan 2026 23:30
by StevenMarshall
Greetings from Atari user. I've had 1040 STF back in 1996.
Going back to the roots in 2026, thanks to way too many irritating issues with the MIDI in Logic X on a modern Mac.
Cheers!!!
Re: Hello
Posted: 04 Jan 2026 07:39
by stephen_usher
:welcomewave:
Re: Hello
Posted: 04 Jan 2026 09:46
by rubber_jonnie
:welcomewave:
Re: Hello
Posted: 04 Jan 2026 09:52
by JezC
Welcome to the forum!
Re: Hello
Posted: 04 Jan 2026 21:56
by viking272
StevenMarshall wrote: 03 Jan 2026 23:30
Greetings from Atari user. I've had 1040 STF back in 1996.
Going back to the roots in 2026, thanks to way too many irritating issues with the MIDI in Logic X on a modern Mac.
Cheers!!!
Welcome!
Which Atari sequencer are you going to be using?
Re: Hello
Posted: 06 Jan 2026 22:39
by StevenMarshall
A bit of M, Ludvig, Presto, and a lot of Cubase.
Speaking of Cubase, I remember a friend who had an STE,the graphics were flying on that thing.
I’m currently looking for a Blitter chip to order from the Exxos store. Hopefully everything goes well, and some long-time dreams come true.
I also have a lot of hardware sequencers. Full gear list is here:
https://www.donsolaris.com/?page_id=253
Re: Hello
Posted: 06 Jan 2026 23:00
by viking272
Wow, dude you have every synth in the world.
You must be competing with Doctor Mix!!
You're clearly a talented guy with a lot of experience (if that's all your info).
It's great to read your bio. :-D
Possibly your friend was running NVDI or Warp9 which were some fast graphical accelerators, that made the UI on his STE fly?
Re: Hello
Posted: 07 Jan 2026 00:13
by StevenMarshall
viking272 wrote: 06 Jan 2026 23:00
Possibly your friend was running NVDI or Warp9 which were some fast graphical accelerators, that made the UI on his STE fly?
Just a regular STE. But I swear anything that involved graphics was twice as fast there, than my STF. My conclusion was - it's the blitter chip.