Re: Emagic Logic Disks
Atari-Korps
let me know if you find a copy..!
I have just got hold of a Log3 without software....
"Brian J. Roland" <b...@localink4.com> wrote in message
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> I found a nice, hard plastic Logic Box with a Log3 Dongle and Logic
> Manual for a fair price. It has disks in the box, Notator is just
> groovy, but the Logic disk isn't working :/
>
> Anyone know where I can get copies of the Logic Disks? It'd also be
> nice to find Logic Audio if it's archived out there somewhere.
>
> Thanks,
> Brian
Hallvard Tangeraas
> Me too....
> let me know if you find a copy..!
> I have just got hold of a Log3 without software....
Sure, I'll help both of you out as I have versions 1.7, 2.01 and the
2.05 update (which is the latest and final version as far as I know).
I have no problems sharing these files since you need an original dongle
(LOG-3) in order to use them.
But where should I upload them? Any Atari FTP sites which could store
them for anyone to access later on as well?
In the meantime I'll ZIP compress them to make everything ready.
--
Hallvard
Hallvard Tangeraas
> But where should I upload them? Any Atari FTP sites which could store
> them for anyone to access later on as well?
It's been a while, but I just realized that I have an FTP site myself
with loads of Atari ST MIDI software already, so I've just uploaded
everything there. Enjoy!
ftp://gem.win.co.nz/hall/midi/sequencer/logic/
You'll find the following in that directory:
- Logic 1.7 (the complete Emagic Logic 1.7 Atari ST package)
- Logic 2.01 (the complete Emagic Logic 2.01 Atari ST package and
Notator SL 3.21)
- Logic 2.5 update (update package which brings Logic to the final
version 2.5. You need a previous version of Logic
to make it complete. I suggest version 2.01)
- Logic extras (stuff for Logic that I downloaded from the Emagic
website several years ago. Probably long gone by now).
PS: The LOG-3 hardware that comes with Logic actually supports Notator
SL as well (ONLY the final version; 3.21). Actually Notator SL came on
one of the floppy disks in the Logic 2.01 package.
NEVER use a Notator SL (or Creator SL) dongle together with the LOG-3.
The LOG-3 has that dongle built in, and using both at the same time will
most likely damage some/all of your Emagic and/or Atari ST hardware.
... while you're there, also have a look around the rest of the FTP site
for other MIDI software.
A web interface with more details surrounding the files is available
here: http://atari.nvg.org/launchpad/pages/midi.html
(go to the "Downloadable MIDI software" section).
--
Hallvard
Atari-Korps
"Hallvard Tangeraas" <i...@lid.email> wrote in message
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Hallvard Tangeraas
> Thanks, thats very kind of you...
>
> "Hallvard Tangeraas" <i...@lid.email> wrote in message
> news:41947fee$1...@news.broadpark.no...
>> It's been a while, but I just realized that I have an FTP site myself
>> with loads of Atari ST MIDI software already, so I've just uploaded
>> everything there. Enjoy!
>>
>> ftp://gem.win.co.nz/hall/midi/sequencer/logic/
You're most welcome.
Glad to be of help :-)
--
Hallvard
ObdewllaX
>
> NEVER use a Notator SL (or Creator SL) dongle together with the LOG-3.
> The LOG-3 has that dongle built in, and using both at the same time will
> most likely damage some/all of your Emagic and/or Atari ST hardware.
>
Hallvard
I've recently bought a copy of Cubase Score, and want to use it with my
ST set-up for mixer maps etc. I currently have a UnitorN and a Unitor2,
as well as LOG-3. I use the 'N' in one ST and the 2 in the other (along
with the LOG-3). What I'd like to know is - can I use the Cubase dongle
with the Unitor2 and LOG-3, or will the same hardware clash/damage be
likely to result?
Thanks
JD
Brian J. Roland
Wow...Logic is going to take some practice.........
Is there a Logic Audio Falcon? I recall reading somewhere it was
released in various alpha and beta stages but never really 'sold' as a
solid product.
Just courious.
Brian
Hallvard Tangeraas
> Hallvard Tangeraas wrote:
>>
>> NEVER use a Notator SL (or Creator SL) dongle together with the LOG-3.
>> The LOG-3 has that dongle built in, and using both at the same time will
>> most likely damage some/all of your Emagic and/or Atari ST hardware.
> What I'd like to know is - can I use the Cubase dongle
> with the Unitor2 and LOG-3, or will the same hardware clash/damage be
> likely to result?
I really have no idea, but I suppose it wouldn't cause any problems as
it has nothing to do with Logic or Notator SL.
I don't know specifically why you can't insert a Notator SL dongle into
the LOG-3, but it's probably something to do with having much of the
same copy-protection circuitry which'll cause conflicts, but I'm really
just guessing here.
The warning comes in the readme file on the Logic disks and there's no
mention of cartridges/dongles in general. I've actually got a "Combiner"
myself (http://www.notator.org/html/notator_faq.html#combiner) which I'm
currently using with an "X-alyzer" (DX-7 editor) dongle. I've also used
it with an Korg M-3 editor dongle as well as a "Polyframe" dongle. Had
no problems.
If I were you I'd try to find a Cubase discussion forum and ask there.
I'm sure there are Cubase-Atari users somewhere to be found, seeing that
my mailing list for Notator/Creator SL users (http://www.notator.org)
has over 150 members.
--
Hallvard
Mark D
> Hallvard Tangeraas wrote:
>
>> But where should I upload them? Any Atari FTP sites which could store
>> them for anyone to access later on as well?
>
> It's been a while, but I just realized that I have an FTP site myself
> with loads of Atari ST MIDI software already, so I've just uploaded
> everything there. Enjoy!
>
> ftp://gem.win.co.nz/hall/midi/sequencer/logic/
>
> You'll find the following in that directory:
>
> - Logic 1.7 (the complete Emagic Logic 1.7 Atari ST package)
>
> - Logic 2.01 (the complete Emagic Logic 2.01 Atari ST package and
> Notator SL 3.21)
>
> - Logic 2.5 update (update package which brings Logic to the final
> version 2.5. You need a previous version of Logic
> to make it complete. I suggest version 2.01)
>
> - Logic extras (stuff for Logic that I downloaded from the Emagic
> website several years ago. Probably long gone by now).
>
>
Hallvard,
I would like to mirror this ftp site. This will entail an initial
download of the entire ftp site contents which possibly could incur you a
charge. Would it be okay for me to suck down the entire contents and
mirror your ftp on Atari-source.com?
Thanks,
Mark
http://portal.atari-source.com <- wrestling with network issues right now.
Hallvard Tangeraas
> On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 10:18:40 +0100, Hallvard Tangeraas wrote:
>> ftp://gem.win.co.nz/hall/midi/sequencer/logic/
> I would like to mirror this ftp site. This will entail an initial
> download of the entire ftp site contents which possibly could incur you a
> charge.
Charge? As in having to pay money? Not sure what you mean?
> Would it be okay for me to suck down the entire contents and
> mirror your ftp on Atari-source.com?
I appreciate you asking but I'd prefer if you link to it instead.
I've got a (pretty outdated) MIDI section of my (yet again outdated)
Atari ST website which links to the MIDI files with brief summaries:
http://launchpad.atari.net.nz/pages/midi.html
(even though the links to other sites are outdate, my own stuff is still
there and I have no plans for removing it).
I haven't added the Logic and X-alyzer stuff to it (the web page), and
don't know if I ever will (I kept updating that site for years, but
life's too short..), so if you like you can add a link to the FTP site
as well, or instead (which the above website points to anyway) as
mentioned earlier on and quoted at the beginning of this posting.
--
Hallvard
Mark D
> Mark D wrote:
>> On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 10:18:40 +0100, Hallvard Tangeraas wrote:
>
>>> ftp://gem.win.co.nz/hall/midi/sequencer/logic/
>
>> I would like to mirror this ftp site. This will entail an initial
>> download of the entire ftp site contents which possibly could incur you a
>> charge.
>
> Charge? As in having to pay money? Not sure what you mean?
>
Yes, I was worried perhaps that the ISP that hosts the FTP will charge for
the excessive bandwidth utilization of sucking down the whole FTP site.
Mostly I was more interested in archiving the site, not necessarily that
there will be a ton of updates. I think it's important to get atari
software to as many places as possible to make sure it never disappears.
Thanks,
Mark
http://portal.atari-source.com