Old computers are great audio systems ! ! !

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Buy yourself a C64 or an old PC, it can create the best sounds possible !

 

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"Karl-Hugo Weesberg" wrote ...
> Buy yourself a C64 or an old PC, it can create the best sounds possible !

Perhaps we sould consider that this was posted in the middle of the night.

 

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In article <7666ed5f.0410240049.2a7f7478@posting.google.com>,
Karl-Hugo Weesberg <netspider4@lycos.com> wrote:
>Buy yourself a C64 or an old PC, it can create the best sounds possible !

I still have the tape to play the Star Spangled Banner on an IBM 1402 printer.
Problem is that I haven't had access to a /360 for a long time.
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"Scott Dorsey" wrote ...

> Karl-Hugo Weesberg <netspider4@lycos.com> wrote:
>>Buy yourself a C64 or an old PC, it can create the best sounds possible !
>
> I still have the tape to play the Star Spangled Banner on an IBM 1402
> printer.
> Problem is that I haven't had access to a /360 for a long time.

Alas, I have lost the stack of Hollerith cards that would play a
couple of Christmas carols on the 1402. :-(

Mr. Weesberg has spammed his incoherent garbage in least a
couple other newsgroups that I read. see rec.music.makers.choral
Lets hope he comes out of his hangover soon.

 

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"Richard Crowley" <rcrowley7@xprt.net> wrote in message
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> "Scott Dorsey" wrote ...
>
> > Karl-Hugo Weesberg <netspider4@lycos.com> wrote:
> >>Buy yourself a C64 or an old PC, it can create the best sounds possible
!
> >
> > I still have the tape to play the Star Spangled Banner on an IBM 1402
> > printer.
> > Problem is that I haven't had access to a /360 for a long time.
>
> Alas, I have lost the stack of Hollerith cards that would play a
> couple of Christmas carols on the 1402. :-(
>
> Mr. Weesberg has spammed his incoherent garbage in least a
> couple other newsgroups that I read. see rec.music.makers.choral
> Lets hope he comes out of his hangover soon.
>

The c64 as well as the later commodore home pc's had some synthesis
possibilities. The sounds of the 64's SID chip were/are pretty interesting,
and it's my impression that somewhere in the world people are still using
them to make music. But 'best sounds possible' is pretty subjective, and as
far as that kind of thing goes I think the atari's with the midi ports beat
the 64 hands down.

jb

 

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This is true, my Mac G4 400 Mhz runs great! I have had it in storage for a lot
of the time I've had it but when I pull it out it does the trick for me.

 

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On or about 24 Oct 2004 01:49:24 -0700, Karl-Hugo Weesberg allegedly
wrote:

> Buy yourself a C64 or an old PC, it can create the best sounds possible !

Running them over with a bulldozer creates pretty good sounds.


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