Music books for Atari.

[Atarieterno]

I start this section of music books for Atari, in any of the languages.
If someone has these books in PDF format or knows where they are, please provide the link.

- "Der Atari ST für Musiker".

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[Atarieterno]

- "Mastering Sound and Music on the Atari ST".

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[Atarieterno]

- "Atari ST Sound-Enhancer".

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[penguin]

"Das MIDI- und Sound-Buch zum Atari ST"

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I don't know of any scan but I may have the disk for this book and the Atari ST Sound Enhancer...

[charles]

the musical st

do re mi Atari

midi and sound book

I have no pic links but lonny hosts midi sound book on his dev org page

[Atarieterno]

- "Das grosse Cubase Handbuch".
- "The complete Cubase handbook".

English version:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/605u1le8n ... 9.pdf/file

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[Miguel]

So what was added to the "revised" Complete Cubase Handbook to make it...um, more complete? lol

[dbsys]

The Midi Files (English)
Arbeiten mit MIDI-Files (German)

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[dbsys]

Das große Creator/Notator Handbuch

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Here is a download of that book:
https://docs.dev-docs.org/htm/search.ph ... ator-Notat

[cyberish]

"Das MIDI- und Sound-Buch zum Atari ST"
midibuch.JPG

I don't know of any scan but I may have the disk for this book and the Atari ST Sound Enhancer...

I do have this book... let's see if I can find some time somehow

[Atarieterno]

"Das MIDI- und Sound-Buch zum Atari ST"
midibuch.JPG

I don't know of any scan but I may have the disk for this book and the Atari ST Sound Enhancer...

If you can share those floppy disks, we will add their content next to the post that shows those books.
Regards.

[Atarieterno]

"Das MIDI- und Sound-Buch zum Atari ST"
midibuch.JPG

I don't know of any scan but I may have the disk for this book and the Atari ST Sound Enhancer...

I do have this book... let's see if I can find some time somehow

Great!

[Atarieterno]

- "Le manuel complet du musicien sur Atari".

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[Atarieterno]

- "Das große Cubase Handbuch".

On the cover our immortal Atari no longer appears, but the text says: "Alle Features der neuesten Versionen Cubase VST for Windows, Macintosh und Atari".
Atari does not have Cubase VST, I suppose it will refer to Cubase Audio with its modules.

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[Atarieterno]

- "Sonido Profesional".

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[Atarieterno]

- "Musical Applications of the Atari ST´s".

http://www.atarimania.com/documents/Pen ... i%20ST.pdf

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[Miguel]

I have quite a few books by RA Penfold but that is my favourite. He also wrote one called "Computers and Music" which praises our beloved Atari computers and kind of snubs Apple computers as being overly expensive lol.

[Atarieterno]

- "Fare musica con Atari".

http://www.mediafire.com/file/uh1cuvmgu ... 9.pdf/file

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[Atarieterno]

- "Atari ST introduction to MIDI programming".

http://www.mediafire.com/file/uzxdqkxnb ... g.pdf/file

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[charles]

I know its not a book but here is a ref sheet , Atari Cubase specific

• Reference section to accompany AtariPhile Cubase Scoring on p54/55
  ===========================================================================
  
  French Horn
  -----------
  French horn is normally in F so writing a C on the score will result in an
  F being sounded seven semitones below (perfect fifth). It is written on
  the treble clef but can go to the bass clef if a section would otherwise
  have many leger lines. Uniquely French horn players do not have key
  signatures, everything is written in C. How they cope with music written
  in B major (F sharp major for them) just plastered in accidentals, I'll
  never know, sigh! There are other problems to bear in mind. One concerns
  mute or hand stopping, frequently used for quiet passages (write 'stopped'
  on the score), where the player stuffs their hand into the bell of the
  horn. This raises the pitch a semitone so you need to make allowances for
  this in the score. Always remember the horn is very powerful, and high
  notes have to be blown harder. Four French horns playing 'fff' can drown
  out an entire orchestra. Play it safe with the dynamics.
  
  Trumpet
  -------
  The trumpet in normal use is the B flat trumpet. It is written a whole
  tone above the actual sound, so if you write a C, a Bb is played. There is
  a D and E flat trumpet which are both smaller and produce higher notes.
  The D trumpet is written a tone below that which it sounds and the E flat
  trumpet is written a tone and a half, or three semitones (minor third)
  below the actual sound.
  
  Trombone
  --------
  Trombones come in the tenor or B flat, and sometimes the bass or G. They
  sound as written and both on the bass clef - jump to the treble clef to
  avoid masses of leger lines if necessary. The trombone is quite agile but
  if you want very fast lines you must remember the purpose of the slide.
  Although it can occasionally be used for a slithery sort of glissando, the
  slide has seven positions. The notes in the first position (slide fully
  in) are (going up) Bb, F, D, F, Ab, Bb and each position gives the same
  series of notes but a semitone lower. Though some notes do occur in
  several positions it is best to avoid the player having to move very
  quickly from the seventh position (slide full out) to the first position
  (slide fully in) very rapidly.
  
  Tuba
  ----
  The tuba is normally in F, though there are also bigger C tubas. They
  sound as written and on the bass clef with key signatures. The tuba is
  pretty agile and can get up quite high and still sounds good. Its main
  problem is it doesn't combine well with trombones and trumpets, being a
  'wide bore' brass its sound is more akin to the 'Brass Band'. However,
  it's great to add power to the overall sound of the ensemble, but if it's
  mainly a 'brass section' the double bass trombone blends better.
  
  Drums
  -----
  Drums have their own set of rules and it is worth using drum notation
  which many drummers can read to some extent. Set the Staff Settings to 'No
  Overlap' and just put in the first few bars of the drum pattern. Below are
  the main notes used by modern drummers. Cubase allows you to set up
  separate drum maps to re-map the midi notes to the correct score notes and
  types of note heads.

[Atarieterno]

- "Midi and Sound book for the Atari ST".

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Another version:

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[Atarieterno]

- "Atari Sound und Musik Buch".

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[charles]

buch-ing awesome man !