11 Aug
2005
11 Aug
'05
9:11 a.m.
Hybrid Arts had a MIDI interface kit for the Atari 8bit line of
computers. Hybrid Arts was brought in and consulted with by Atari
who intergrated MIDI into their ST line of computers and was probably
one of the Atari ST's saving graces vs. the Amiga.
Curt
Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
This is something we don't hear a lot about on the
list.
A lot of it is on-topic, and some of the more obscure kit was based on
fairly common single-board computers of their day. The PPG Wave ran
Flex on its Eurocom II board (powered by a 6809). The Fairlight was
based on two 6809 CPUs.
There was the old Greengate kit that plugged into Apple IIs, and an
editor for the Ensoniq Mirage that again ran on an Apple II.
I don't know what the Simmons SDX used but apparently it was a fairly
common SBC. I know the SDS7 has a 6802 on the CPU board.
Gordon.
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