Guenon
New member
A friend of mine completely surprised me and mailed me an original copy of a sequencer I used some seventeen or eighteen years ago 
!
As I was introduced to it at school, it's the first MIDI sequencer I have ever used. Memories! These screenshots are from this actual copy:
And here's the 5¼-inch floppy and the manual. Yeah, I did still have a five-inch drive around, and it worked! You can see the Ableton Live manual peeking underneath, marking the journey from past to present
From the manual:
"Required equipment:
To run Visual Composer, you need the following:
1. The Ad Lib Music Synthesizer Card.
2. A computer:
IBM-PC, PC XT, PC AT or a compatible equipped with at least a 360K disk drive and 256K of memory (additional memory enables longer or more complex pieces).
[... and so on] "
Yay!
! As I was introduced to it at school, it's the first MIDI sequencer I have ever used. Memories! These screenshots are from this actual copy:
And here's the 5¼-inch floppy and the manual. Yeah, I did still have a five-inch drive around, and it worked! You can see the Ableton Live manual peeking underneath, marking the journey from past to present
From the manual:
"Required equipment:
To run Visual Composer, you need the following:
1. The Ad Lib Music Synthesizer Card.
2. A computer:
IBM-PC, PC XT, PC AT or a compatible equipped with at least a 360K disk drive and 256K of memory (additional memory enables longer or more complex pieces).
[... and so on] "
Yay!