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Hi everyone!

Looking for a VHS training manual for C-Lab's Notator. As far as I know, I think there may have been two different video training manuals for C-Lab's Notator, one called "Emagic & Notator - Video Training Manual" and another one called "Creator & Notator - Video Training Manual"

I'm looking for either one of these videos, NTSC, PAL or whatever is not a problem, just would like to get hold of a physical copy in any format.

Many thanks!

I have one

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I've got one too, waiting for a friend who has VHS-mp4 equipment to digitise it then I'll upload it somewhere.

keep us uptodate on this ..
.ive never used notator before ,,,
always edit track or Cubase
and have original version of notator ,,,,,,,,,!!lol

junosix wrote:I've got one too, waiting for a friend who has VHS-mp4 equipment to digitise it then I'll upload it somewhere.

Great initiative !

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There is another Notator Video training manual with a slightly different cover, has anyone ever seen it? Believe the content is different too, may be hosted/written by Peter Dudley

Only evidence I can find of it is a few old auction pictures here

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ ... -250458965

It's on Youtube. Just search for it and it should pop up. Looks like the person with the user ID "notator9" uploaded it.

Unfortunately only parts of the video have been uploaded. The parts uploaded relate mainly to the notation aspects, lots of the sequencing stuff is missing

junosix wrote:I've got one too, waiting for a friend who has VHS-mp4 equipment to digitise it then I'll upload it somewhere.

Is the complete video digitized?
Greetings.

junosix wrote:I've got one too, waiting for a friend who has VHS-mp4 equipment to digitise it then I'll upload it somewhere.

Any luck? I could digitize it if you need a hand.

if you send it to me I have all the pro equipment to transfer any tape to youtube. I have seen people have these but unwilling to put effort
to digitize or send it to someone who can do it quick

Excellent job, Junosix, and thank you very much for sharing it.

Thank you so much, Junosix.

This is the best video training focussing on Atari MIDI stuff I have ever seen!

great stuff now we need the other video and videos for Cubase