Atari-Midi Archives

--- In atari-midi-archives@yahoogroups.com, "jshawken" <jshawken@y...>
wrote:
>
> Hello, I'm new to the group, but not to Atari ST's. I've owned at 
> least one of every model they produced except the portable at one 
> time or another. My last 1040STe died in storage and I tried to give 
> the rest of my stuff away, but no one wanted it. So, untill I was 
> searching for a Kawai K1 editor and sequencer for the PC that was 
> half as good as the software I used on the ST, I'd left the Atari ST 
> community. 
> 
> I downloaded STeem yesterday and so far it works great! The only 
> software I kept for the ST was my midi software and music files. My 
> favorite sequencer for performances was Advanced Midisoft Studio 
> because it was easy to set up a bank dump as a .sng file and every 
> directory of my hard drive had a setup.sng file that installed all 
> the patches to my keyboard for the music in that directory. Then 
> while the patches loaded into the keyboard, I could load the first 
> song to be played. Nothing I've found on the PC will play one song 
> while it's loading another. Plus editing the midi data just stinks. 
> 
> My old K1 is 300 miles away but I'll try it with the emulator in a 
> couple of weeks! I've got so much music that I've not heard in 
> years. 
> 
> Hal
>


Hi Hal anfd welcome to the grp

you will find quite a bit of atari software works on steem. Try some
of the algo stuff...I really try to encourage it as its atari's strength.

Tim