m sequencer for amiga.

poppe · 18 May 2005, 00:00

Just saw that cycling74 (www.cycling74.com) has released the M sequencer for Mac in a new version. The information page says that this sequencer existed on amiga earlier, anyone know if its downloadable from any site? Or if anyone got a version for amiga on there drive that they feel would like to visit the zone for a while?

regards.

Akira · 19 May 2005, 00:29

Interesting stuff, I'd like to see it too just because I'm curious, I dobt it's any useful today.

/me pats Ableton Live 4

RetroMan · 19 May 2005, 00:42

David Zicarelli developed the Mac Version first and allready agreed to release the Atari Version as Freeware -> http://www.myatari.net/issues/jan2002/m.htm

Maybe it would be a good idea to ask him for the Amiga Version too

poppe · 19 May 2005, 09:09

RetroMan: nice! thanks alot! will check that out!

Akira: Ofcourse live is more up to date with audiolooping etc, but I allways like strange sequencers... and running live, synced together with M on the amiga could be a very intresting setup i think. But who knows...

thinlega · 19 May 2005, 12:12

@poppe

If you hear from him be sure to post here.....I think this looks interesting as the amiga version also "included an internal sampling synthesizer"
Some more info on the amiga version Here

thinlega · 19 May 2005, 12:17

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Originally Posted by Akira

I dobt it's any useful today.

akira are you feeling ok??

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akira

me pats Ableton Live 4

damn my mac for being to slow to use Live

Akira · 20 May 2005, 03:50

I use Live 4 in a G3 @ 700Mhz, you sue you can't run it?

I do feel OK, now that you mentioned this synthesizer I'm more interested, but as a sequencer, you have loads today that can work much better. Yes, an Amiga one would be rock solid, then again, I could peruse a Roland SP808... ;D

thinlega · 20 May 2005, 11:51

just checked....and it works on all g3`s

all I need is abit more memory.....

as for M it would be good to see if it can be used like a sampling synth module...but it is going to be tough to find as it came out late in the amigas life for £70ish so maybe it sold very few copys

poppe · 30 October 2005, 13:56

been mailing with cycling74 regarding this. there is no plan on publishing the amiga version on the net, as they did for the atari version. still, if someone find this at home in there old drawers please put it up in the zone. i really like alternative sequencing methods, and this looks really nice.

thinlega · 11 February 2006, 15:07

I am still looking for this...can anyone help my quest?

poppe · 11 February 2006, 21:02

been looking around alot. still havent found it. so sorry.

thinlega · 21 May 2006, 15:09

Has Anybody had any luck finding this ?

poppe · 21 May 2006, 15:26

no luck on this side. it's a shame couse i think that it would fit in my setup really well.

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1995...miganotes.html

just found this thou. makes me want it even more.

anyone?

jasonver2.0 · 25 May 2006, 06:42

There is a M 1.0 Demo sequencer in the 17-Bit Collection.

Its by Intelligent Music Design (The name Dr. T wasn't in evidence, so it may be the wrong one)

It comes with a couple of demo tunes also

thinlega · 25 May 2006, 20:26

Thanks for uploading the demo! I will give it a try

poppe · 15 June 2006, 14:01

ended up using the atari version, released as freeware. worked really well under an atariemulator in windows.. =)

18 May 2005, 00:00	#1
poppe Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Umeå Age: 35 Posts: 195	m sequencer for amiga. Just saw that cycling74 (www.cycling74.com) has released the M sequencer for Mac in a new version. The information page says that this sequencer existed on amiga earlier, anyone know if its downloadable from any site? Or if anyone got a version for amiga on there drive that they feel would like to visit the zone for a while? regards. __________________ .:amiga to the people:.

19 May 2005, 00:42	#3
RetroMan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Germany Age: 40 Posts: 3,704	David Zicarelli developed the Mac Version first and allready agreed to release the Atari Version as Freeware -> http://www.myatari.net/issues/jan2002/m.htm Maybe it would be a good idea to ask him for the Amiga Version too __________________ --~~= RetroMan =~~-- -= AmigA =- -= ForeveR =-

19 May 2005, 09:09	#4
poppe Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Umeå Age: 35 Posts: 195	RetroMan: nice! thanks alot! will check that out! Akira: Ofcourse live is more up to date with audiolooping etc, but I allways like strange sequencers... and running live, synced together with M on the amiga could be a very intresting setup i think. But who knows... __________________ .:amiga to the people:.

19 May 2005, 12:12	#5
thinlega .:Part-Time Winner:. Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: UK Age: 33 Posts: 514	@poppe If you hear from him be sure to post here.....I think this looks interesting as the amiga version also "included an internal sampling synthesizer" Some more info on the amiga version Here __________________ .:THiNLEG:. Last edited by thinlega; 19 May 2005 at 12:32.

20 May 2005, 11:51	#8
thinlega .:Part-Time Winner:. Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: UK Age: 33 Posts: 514	just checked....and it works on all g3`s all I need is abit more memory..... as for M it would be good to see if it can be used like a sampling synth module...but it is going to be tough to find as it came out late in the amigas life for £70ish so maybe it sold very few copys __________________ .:THiNLEG:.

19 May 2005, 00:29	#2
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,593	Interesting stuff, I'd like to see it too just because I'm curious, I dobt it's any useful today. /me pats Ableton Live 4

20 May 2005, 03:50	#7
Akira Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: # Posts: 12,593	I use Live 4 in a G3 @ 700Mhz, you sue you can't run it? I do feel OK, now that you mentioned this synthesizer I'm more interested, but as a sequencer, you have loads today that can work much better. Yes, an Amiga one would be rock solid, then again, I could peruse a Roland SP808... ;D

30 October 2005, 13:56	#9
poppe Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Umeå Age: 35 Posts: 195	been mailing with cycling74 regarding this. there is no plan on publishing the amiga version on the net, as they did for the atari version. still, if someone find this at home in there old drawers please put it up in the zone. i really like alternative sequencing methods, and this looks really nice. __________________ .:amiga to the people:.

11 February 2006, 15:07	#10
thinlega .:Part-Time Winner:. Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: UK Age: 33 Posts: 514	I am still looking for this...can anyone help my quest? __________________ .:THiNLEG:.

11 February 2006, 21:02	#11
poppe Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Umeå Age: 35 Posts: 195	been looking around alot. still havent found it. so sorry. __________________ .:amiga to the people:.

21 May 2006, 15:09	#12
thinlega .:Part-Time Winner:. Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: UK Age: 33 Posts: 514	Has Anybody had any luck finding this ? __________________ .:THiNLEG:.

21 May 2006, 15:26	#13
poppe Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Umeå Age: 35 Posts: 195	no luck on this side. it's a shame couse i think that it would fit in my setup really well. http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1995...miganotes.html just found this thou. makes me want it even more. anyone? __________________ .:amiga to the people:.

25 May 2006, 06:42	#14
jasonver2.0 Collector of everything Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Australia Age: 33 Posts: 131	There is a M 1.0 Demo sequencer in the 17-Bit Collection. Its by Intelligent Music Design (The name Dr. T wasn't in evidence, so it may be the wrong one) It comes with a couple of demo tunes also Last edited by jasonver2.0; 09 January 2009 at 02:23.

25 May 2006, 20:26	#15
thinlega .:Part-Time Winner:. Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: UK Age: 33 Posts: 514	Thanks for uploading the demo! I will give it a try __________________ .:THiNLEG:.

15 June 2006, 14:01	#16
poppe Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Umeå Age: 35 Posts: 195	ended up using the atari version, released as freeware. worked really well under an atariemulator in windows.. =) __________________ .:amiga to the people:.

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