Made on an Atari ;-)

B.C. Productions release debut music CD, made on an Atari!

Those of you in the Amiga scene might know of B.C.  He's been a prolific music module artist from the USA, who has populated Aminet with all kinds of musical creations.

Well, B.C. has now released a music CD of his own, made with the help of an Atari computer! The CD is entitled "2000 B.C.", and features electronic music in styles ranging from new age to ambient, with a bit of dance thrown in.  The music was made using a Kawai digital synth, a Korg poly 800 analog synth, a Yamaha DX-100 digital synth, an Alesis drum machine, an Amiga 1000 running Octamed (a tracker) ... and most importantly, an ATARI 1040ST running Steinberg-12, a piece of software that can be had as cheaply as $10 from B&C Computervisions!

The CD is on sale for $6.99 from http://www.mp3.com/2000bc, and the site also has links to free streaming and mp3 downloads of selected tracks from the album.  Even better, every music download made from this site also results in the artist getting paid.  This is a great way to show support for music made on the Atari computer.

If you have been creative with your Atari, MyAtari magazine wants to hear about it! Send your creative achievements to madebyatari@myatari.net

MyAtari magazine - Feature #6, March 2001