Notator/Creator SL related Mario Becroft's 'MIDI-3' (48 MIDI channel expander which replaces C-Lab's 'Export') Cimple Solutions: 'Extraports' (48 MIDI channel expander which replaces C-Lab's 'Export') Padworld: 'Noboxe 48' (48 MIDI channel expander which replaces C-Lab's 'Export') A Pictorial History of Emagic/C-Lab Sequencers Studio Sound July 1999: 'Magic moments' (the history behind C-Lab/Emagic) The Notator tutorials homepage "Don't touch the dongle!" (a story about using Notator SL in a classrom situation) Emagic GmbH (formerly known as C-Lab, responsible for making Creator/Notator SL and other related hardware/software items) Sound Technology (UK representative for Emagic GmbH) LogicUser's Notator SL page (actually the Notator Logic support pages, but it's also got a small section for Notator SL) Rainer Schupp's website (the man behind C-Lab's Unitor and Steady-Eye among other things) Famous Notator/Creator SL users Sound On Sound, February 1993: Klaus Schulze Sound On Sound, February 1996: Klaus Schulze Sound On Sound, February 1999: Klaus Schulze Sound On Sound, July 1995: Michael Brook Sound On Sound, May 1994: Barry Adamson Sound On Sound, March 1994: Cabaret Voltaire Sound On Sound, April 1994: Orbital Sound On Sound, January 1995: Front Line Assembly

• The Atari Launchpad is my own Atari ST specific web site which is a gateway to anything and everything Atari ST related as I've taken hundreds of links and organized them, as well as software downloads, information and other things. Check it out!
  • The Atari Launchpad (United States)
  • The Atari Launchpad (New Zealand)
  • The Atari Launchpad (Norway)
• Mario Becroft's hardware for Atari computers (various hardware add-ons, which allows you to use a standard PC VGA monitor, PC mice/trackballs, PC keyboards, IDE harddisk interface for internal 2.5" harddisk fitting, MIDI expander and other items -brilliant!!)
• The Atari ST Quick FAQ (If you feel you don't know enough about the Atari ST and how to use it, but don't want to get too deep into things, this is the "Frequently Asked Questions" you should read first!)
• Atari Launchpad: info/help (again, my own "Atari Launchpad", with more FAQ documents, information and related links)

• The Atari Hyperlink Launchpad -music/MIDI (The music/MIDI/synth section from my main website)
• Tim's Atari MIDI world (Tim Conrardy's Atari MIDI related site with several ex-commercial MIDI packages for the Atari ST and other useful things)
• The Atari Launchpad: MIDI and sound (Another section from my "Atari Launchpad". Downloadable MIDI software categorized with brief information, links to other MIDI applications etc.)
• The Atari-MIDI mailing list Join this excellent mailing list where you can discuss MIDI applications/setups/problems/suggestions on the Atari ST.
• Vintage synthesizer explorer (information on old synthesizers)
• Synth museum (another link with information on older synthesizers)
• Synth zone (MIDI, synthesizer and electronic music production resource guide)
• Roland vintage synthesizers
• Roland museum [Danish/English]

• Logic-users (the Notator Logic mailing list/support site)
• Dave B's Logic Audio page (Logic Audio FAQ/support/Logic webring)
• Emagic SoundDiver-users mailing list (mainly for PC/Mac users of this MIDI librarian/editor, but the occasional posting regarding the (now unavailable) Atari ST version)
• Latest update of SoundDiver Atari ST (you need an original version of SoundDiver to be able to upgrade to this final version, which needs a "key" disk since it's copy protected)
• An interview with Michael Haydn at Emagic (the author of "SoundDiver", "Explorer 32" etc.)

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