ANTIC Interview 204 - Ray Citak, music education software
Ray Citak, music education software
Ray Citak wrote Name the Notes, a music education program that was accepted
by Atari Program Exchange, and won an APX award, but never appeared in the
APX catalog. (The program is, as far as we know, lost to the sands of
time.) \xa0He also wrote the program Keyed Up, "a music education program
disguised as a goofy game," which appeared in Antic magazine, and Lightning
Renumber, an automatic line numbering program that was published in
Compute! magazine.
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This interview took place on January 30, 2016.
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Teaser quote: "The trick to learning, of course, was knowing the computer.
Of course, I just devoured books on what the computer could do and what its
capabilities were when you plugged in different values in different places."
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Links:
Keyed Up in ANTIC magazine: http://www.atarimagazines.com/v7n4/keyedup.html
Ray's articles in Compute!:
http://www.atarimagazines.com/compute/index/index.php?author=Raymond+Citak