Good Apple II synth

[I Dream In 3D]

I have a fully functioning APPle II system with the Mountain Computing
cards and the alphaSyntauri external keyboard.  It's in great condition and
I have the largest collection of software and documentation I've ever seen
for the alphaSyntauri.  If anyone is interested in some of the software,
documentation, or the whole darn system, let me know....I'd sell it rather
cheap...I need the space.



At 09:32 PM 2/24/99 -0800, Steve Varner wrote:
>One list member asked about analog to Apple computer interfaces. I don't
>know one, but I'd like to share this info:
>
>In the early 80's, the University of Arizona music department had a
>Soundchaser digital system that was made by Passport Designs before they
>went totally to software. The company made some pretty good Macintosh
>and PC sequencer and notation software, but they went bankrupt last
>year. They were purchased by G-Vox a month later:
>http://www.gvox.com/press/index.html
>
>The Soundchaser system was a 16 oscillator digital synthesizer with a
>sequencer capable of playing up to 16 tracks (depending on the number of
>oscillators I think). This was a very good system - well ahead of its
>time. The system consisted of the synthesizer all on one Apple card and
>a keyboard controller hooked into the card via ribbon cable. You could
>make waveforms graphically or by using a relative harmonic amplitude bar
>graph. The sequencer had a great many features also. If you could find
>and buy one of these systems it would be a good add-on to your Apple.
>
>Steven Varner
>
>
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