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Re: Atari Notator Click Here to Report this message to the Moderator Posted by Andy Meyers (from: 195.93.32.13) on September 20, 2003 at 14:53:04: In Reply to: Re: Atari Notator posted by Andy meyers on September 20, 2003 at 14:45:17: : : I am wanting to convert my Atari Notator files to be used on PC eg. Cakewalk etc. Is there an emulator to perform this function. If so, what is it called & the availability. I am open to suggestions as to what is the best notation program to use. : : Hoping someone may have the answers. : : Megan, Sydney, Australia The only way I know of is to get hold of old 72K PC discs DD and save notator files as MIDI files on them most programs will import midi files. However the notation is often messy as interpretation and rest correction modes are not identical on other platforms. If this is a problem try switching off I and R and quantising everything including note lengths (set a minimum) I have the same problem at present! Of course don't forget you can always connect the two computers with a MIDI cable and play the MIDI directly into the new programme. Play about with external MIDI Sync to get the timing synchronised! Good luck!!!! Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : : I am wanting to convert my Atari Notator files to be used on PC eg. Cakewalk etc. Is there an emulator to perform this function. If so, what is it called & the availability. I am open to suggestions as to what is the best notation program to use. : : : Hoping someone may have the answers. : : : Megan, Sydney, Australia : The only way I know of is to get hold of old 72K PC discs DD and save notator files as MIDI files on them most programs will import midi files. However the notation is often messy as interpretation and rest correction modes are not identical on other platforms. : If this is a problem try switching off I and R and quantising everything including note lengths (set a minimum) : I have the same problem at present! : Of course don't forget you can always connect the two computers with a MIDI cable and play the MIDI directly into the new programme. Play about with external MIDI Sync to get the timing synchronised! : Good luck!!!! Click here to be notified by email when someone replies to your message [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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