MATRIXSYNTH: Amiga Music Mouse with dual Akemie Castles


Thursday, December 03, 2020

Amiga Music Mouse with dual Akemie Castles


ALM TV

"Using Laurie Spiegel‘s amazing 'Music Mouse' program on a Commodore Amiga 2000 computer to sequence dual Akemie Castles for 4 FM voices.

'Music Mouse turns your computer into a musical instrument, played by pushing the music around in real time with the computers mouse while accessinging the realtime control options from the computer keyboard'

Music Mouse was written in the mid 1980s by composer and computer music pioneer Laurie Spiegel for the Apple Mac. It was also soon ported to both the Atari St and Amiga computers. The Amiga version is our favourite due to its use of color and ability to also play samples as well as produce MIDI.

Via a simple Amiga MIDI interface, 4 voices of MIDI data are processed by dual ALM mmMidis to sequence each of the two voice of two Akemie Castles. Some delay processing then added via an Ursa Major SST-282."
Posted by matrix at 12/03/2020 11:23:00 AM
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  1. Anonymous12/3/20, 11:40 AM

    Seeing an Amiga in use always makes me feel good.

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