I remember me walking into a music store, and asking about synthesizers ( keyboards ) and the then new Atari Falcon.slipstick wrote: That video is great and ain't it amazing that these days we can do pretty much the same things all inside an ordinary little computer...no studio full of very expensive hardware needed.
Steve
( The Atari to run Cubase )
And what were those things called ? midi boxes ? The Akai in the vid below the Atari monitor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j4R_ml7RZs
The price of the Atari Computer was not the problem. ( mostly because I already had an Atari St and Cubase )
The shop owner pointed me to a few second hand synths lol.
Don't recall the exact prices but they did make me happy.
Although I knew little about making music back then, I already knew Jarre used more then one synth.
On the back of the oxygene LP cover, there are 7 listed if I remember right.
And now I have LMMS, which does not have limitation like 4 or 8 midi tracks...
No midi delay because I hook up to many synths and so on.