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   Hi,   
      
   phantomm_1 wrote:   
   > Anyone still using an Atari based stuff for Music stuff these days?   
      
   Sorry, no website but me, too. :) Though I'm not frequently writing to   
   the list I'm constantly reading it and do post sometimes at atari-home.de   
      
   Actually I'm using Cubase on Falcon for several years now and got it   
   synced to several audio workstations in the meantime. Back in the days I   
   used to use a Windows DAW called n-track. Later came Ardour on Linux and   
   now I have it hooked up with a AW4416 which is a digital mixer with   
   built-in audio recorder. MTC/MMC works wonders and it's great to have   
   Cubase play the synthesizers in sync to the audio recordings.   
      
   > Also, any real Atari users from the old days still going?   
      
   IIRC I started with ATARI sometime around 1992 and am still using it. So   
   I would consider myself to be from the old days. :)   
      
   > I know most of us have modified our own equipment,   
   > just curious if there is still a demand for Atari based software,   
   > hardware, music and the like?   
      
   Of course there is.   
      
      
   With kind regards,   
   Dennis Schulmeister   
      
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