
http://youtu.be/_OdS0FvWfXs
That is a music making program being run on an Atari 400. Quite rare, those.moogslob wrote:what is that? reminds me of the Fairlights! except THAT is in color! haha
haha- No, ironically the first Atari 2600 I've owned I bought in 2008! I got it via Ebay for my wife-You guys must have been rich!
Not! I was about 18 back then and had to work overtime in a hosiery factory to be able to afford a $500 C-64. The floppy disk drive cost me another $400 ! It's crazy to think about that today...EMwhite wrote:You guys must have been rich!
I loved Print Shop, The Black Cauldron, and Muppet Learning Keys, which had a neat music section...I actually remember some of the funny sounds the internal speaker made while trying to play Mussorgsky...sounds easily created on my Little Phatty using the pulse and triangle waves. Of course, the LP cost a lot more than a used Apple //e.EMwhite wrote:I take it back. Voltor is the real rich kid. haha
We we so poor (how poor were you), there was only one computer in the entire town and it was in the library. I remember going there after school walking 2 miles in the snow up hill both ways (mind you) to watch some BBC videos on VHS on some computer called the ACORN or something like that only to get 30 minutes on the Apple II. Of course Choplifter was the big draw.
EMwhite wrote:I take it back. Voltor is the real rich kid. haha
We we so poor (how poor were you), there was only one computer in the entire town and it was in the library. I remember going there after school walking 2 miles in the snow up hill both ways (mind you) to watch some BBC videos on VHS on some computer called the ACORN or something like that only to get 30 minutes on the Apple II. Of course Choplifter was the big draw.