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I did prefer the Amiga, but I still got an Atari ST for an very obvious reason: It had MIDI DIN port and was way cheaper than most digital sequencers at the tim
by throw_m239339 1y ago
I did prefer the Amiga, but I still got an Atari ST for an very obvious reason: It had MIDI DIN port and was way cheaper than most digital sequencers at the time.
It's funny how some young producers today wonder "how did people do it without a computer before the 2000?"...well guess what, we did used computers! I cannot however remember what software sequencer I was using, I know it had MIDI effects (like MIDI echo), that's all I remember.
And by 1998, Logic was fairly advanced anyway and even had plenty of plugins.
- Ylpertnodi 1y ago>I cannot however remember what software sequencer I was using, I know it had MIDI effects (like MIDI echo), Possibly/ probably Cubase. Anyone remember the Mike Hunt version? I'm still using cubase on a nice pc, but I miss the stability of the atari.