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music on apple //e
- Subject: music on apple //e
- From: tetsuo <bufo.alvarius@psychedelicious.org>
- Date: Sat, 24 Nov 2007 13:10:27 +0100
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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hi.
i was recently donated an apple //e, complete with monitor, two 5"1/4
drives and a few floppies. since i'm interested in turning vintage
computers into instruments, or what could be called "vintage DAWs", i
was wondering if any of you tried to produce anything musical with this
machine and how one would manage to do so. i know google, but a feedback
directly from the most concerned people as well as interacting with
human beings is not a negligible knowledge.
i will save you from stupid questions like 'how" and '"why", and ask
directly what could be interesting (to me, at least):
is there any musical software for apple2 ?
if the computer itself cannot be used "as is" to make music, are there
any other ways, tweaks, extension cards... that could do the job ?
the thing is i'm living in a 25 squaremeter flat, three-quarter of which
are dedicated to my home-studio. this apple //e beast is consuming quite
some valuable space and i'd reallllly like to turn it into something
musically useful, as i kind of like this machine, its sexy looks and so.
thanks for your help and/or experience.