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I have that, too, but I think it had a coin cell batt on it and if it used that to save configs, well, theyвЂ™re long gone now. There was an adaptec scsi controller and host adapter that adapted old old scsi1 drives to the ST.

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lost interest and then the next gen of intel pc came along and I made the jump to that.

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I did that mod and was going to remote mount the st board into a pc chassis of some kind but never fully got that done.

There was a mod back then, that let you interface a DEC lk201 (iirc) keyboard to the atari and use the keyboard from DEC instead. wonder if anyone needs one? IвЂ™ve been lugging those 2 stupid displays around (one was color, one was mono and many of us bought both) for so many decades now, house move to house move, IвЂ™m sick of seeing it! I am going to sell my 520 and the drives and 2 monitors that went with it.

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it doubled my ram and gave me a full MEGABYTE of ram.

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I still have my 520st that had a mem upgrade using a really hacky вЂpress pins onto plcc socket on top of other plcc chipвЂ™ thing going on. Adding modern SD card and USB/Ethernet interfaces to the finished computer delivered a rather useful machine as you can see in the video below the break. The result needed a bit of filler and some sanding, but when coupled with a coat of grey paint started to look very like an ST case that had just left the factory. So carefully applying acetone to stick the ABS together he set to work on assembling his unexpected 3D jigsaw puzzle. He did have one lucky break, the seller had carefully wrapped everything in shrink-wrap so no fragments had escaped. Still, at least the computer worked, so there followed an epic of case repair at the end of which lay a very tidy example of an ST. What arrived was definitely an ST, but new STs didnвЂ™t arrive in so many pieces of broken ABS. Unfortunately for him, the couriers were less than careful with his new toy. For the moment came when he was alerted to an Atari 1040STe 16-bit home computer with matching monitor at a very advantageous price. But whatвЂ™s this about an emulator? Time to scour eBay for an Atari ST, I think.WeвЂ™ve all made rash and impulsive online purchasing decisions at times. PC users/Atari lovers: See details in comments on the freeware Atari version. IвЂ™ll be testing M soon IвЂ™ll let you know how it goes. Hopefully creative technology, even in limited form, could be next. Virtual Console games are selling by the millions on NintendoвЂ™s Wii. ItвЂ™s great to see someone recognize that itвЂ™s not only about the upgrade thatвЂ™s just around the corner. Imagine M plus LogicвЂ™s Sculpture, or combined with a monster Max/MSP patch. It allows you to plug M into your existing soft synths. (Got a good System 7 skin, anyone?) But the real story here is Core MIDI support. Intel compatibility means it can run on your brand-new Mac Pro, but the angular throwback interface will make it look like a Mac II.

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ItвЂ™s not very often that vintage software gets updateД with current tech while retaining its original interface, but thatвЂ™s exactly what Cycling вЂ™74 has done with M 2.7. Now, with a computer stacked full of soft synths and the recurring desire to get out of my head, compositionally, I think I actually have more use for it in 2007. (Check out the whole history.) I saw it for the first time at a summer program at Oberlin and loved it immediately. The creators were David Zicarelli (now with Cycling вЂ™74, and a sort of father to CyclingвЂ™s Max/MSP), John Offenhartz, Antony Widoff, and Joel Chadabe. M launched way back in 1987 and eventually support Atari, Amiga, Mac, and Windows it was a big hit in the years afterward. ItвЂ™s a totally different approach to working, something thatвЂ™s easier to experience than to describe. M is a unique piece of software for вЂњinteractive composition.вЂќ With patterns, cycles, and conducting options, you can create algorithmically-generated music, adjusting various parameters for sophisticated results rather than sequencing directly. HereвЂ™s a blast from the past - an algorithmic compositional blast from the past, that is.