Atlantis Manual pdf
by admin on April 27th, 2007
A number of people have asked me to provide the Altantis manual in pdf format. Although anyone could easily copy and paste it into Open Office to make their own pdf, I have done exactly that to save you the trouble:
I recommend using the online manual at https://jeremyevers.com/?page_id=15 as it will be kept up-to-date. The pdf is shitty.
Atlantis Presets
by admin on April 26th, 2007
A lot of people have been asking about presets for Atlantis.
To help get you started:
Inside of that are some great organ and classic synth sounds by Jason Long, some Residents-inspired tones by Bryan Collins, and some basic nonsense of my own.
The original design was to have an online repository of sounds where users could share, categorize and rate sounds. Mick Rippon put a lot of hard work into the design and back end of it, but unfortunately the server that was hosting it is now gone.
I have also updated the documentation to include a few things that were overlooked. Dont even try to pretend that you know what everything does- go check it out at: https://jeremyevers.com/?page_id=15
If you have some sounds that you really like and would like to share, send them to me and I will include the best of the best in a future preset collection.
MIDI-64 / FrankenSid
by admin on April 19th, 2007
My friends James and Jason Long are mad hardware hackers, in addition to being amazing musicians, twin brothers and great testers and critics of Atlantis.
Jason’s made some insane hardware over the years, including his own sampler, filters, and a talkbox for James. One of his latest projects was to pull the SID chip out a commodore 64 and make a MIDI interface to it.
James has a slightly more software approach- he built a MIDI interface for the c64, wrote drivers for it, and racked it.
You can read about some of their creations at: https://sidchip.kicks-ass.net
The SID chip does kicks ass.
Psycle
by admin on April 18th, 2007
Before there was Atlantis, there was the FM lab.
I did some work on Psycle a few years back, under the humble handle ‘pooplog‘. I made some unique machines to inspire myself and others to play with it. It is still rolling and is still a great modular tracker.
Psycle is fun to play with, sounds amazing, and has lots of great native synths and effects, plus VST and ASIO support.
Check it out: http://psycle.pastnotecut.org
Or grab the source: https://sourceforge.net/projects/psycle
Atlantis VSTi beta 0.9b
by admin on April 18th, 2007
Here is the latest version of Atlantis for your enjoyment:
I warn you, it may kick your ass. Be sure to check the documentation to increase your wisdom.
Atlantis Documentation
by admin on April 15th, 2007
The long lost documentation of Altantis has been found and brought up to date. It can be read here: https://jeremyevers.com/?page_id=15 - or by the Atlantis link over there –>
Atlantis VSTi beta 0.8.9j
by admin on April 13th, 2007
I’ve been hoarding this for too long.
Here is a beta version of my awesome VST synth and effects unit:
Atlantis can use mono or stereo chip samples to create any waveshape that you could ever desire. To enable this feature, just copy .wav files with the chipsound in them into the c:\chips folder and restart Atlantis. Here’s some to get you started:
I’ll have to see if I can dig up the documentation. It may be difficult since the TWiki with all the bug reports, todo lists, documentation and hard work Mick did on the online repository got eaten by some stupid internet shark.
All of the urls in Atlantis 0.8.9j point to my old domain. Do not be fooled- jeremyevers.com is the official new home of Atlantis.
jeremyevers.com
by admin on April 13th, 2007
I am a .com now.
My corporate webspace got sniped by some bullshit domain parking fake search site and I refuse to pay the fuckers who are holding it hostage.
I needed to make a new page anyway.
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