Need someone to convert old Cubase files to midis - will pay

[nozzmoking]

Hi,

Hope someone can help.

I have a bunch (approx. 130) of old Cubase files in .ALL format ( a couple in .ARR) which were originally created on my Atari TT. Unfortunately, this no longer works and Cubase SX3 doesn't recognise the older files.

I need someone to load each file into Cubase and save as a midi, which SX3 can load ok.

I will gladly pay whoever does this for their trouble. I don't need all 130 in one go if it helps.

Please PM if you can help.

Best regards,

Paul

[Zorro 2]

If you use an old ST version of cubase, normally it works fine with the old PC version ? Non ???

[Zorro 2]

Here a nice link : http://tamw.atari-users.net/cubase.htm. Maybe that can help you...

[nozzmoking]

Thanks Freddo - those screenshots certainly brought back many memories!

Do you know if there is an old freeware version of Cubase that will run on a modern PC? My Atari is now broken so I can't use the freeware version for this.

I'm desperate to get at my old files from the late 80's/early 90's but as I mentioned, SX3 won't recognise the old .ALL or .ARR format.

Any help you can offer is much appreciated!

Paul

[bullis1]

Well, it is possible that you could use an Atari emulator on PC. That way you could load a free (or cracked or legit) version of Atari Cubase and do this yourself for free. There are many topics on this forum that will help you set up an emulator and learn how to download and use Atari applications with them. A simple search will do. Also, I believe this topic is also covered on the tamw.atari-users.net/ site as well. Good luck!

[nozzmoking]

Thanks for the info Bullis1 - it's much appreciated!

Paul

[Zorro 2]

I don't remember the link but you can download a free atari version somewhere on the web. You can use an emulator like STEEM to convert your files on your proper PC.

If I don't find it, I post the file soon...

[PaulB]

Just search for this term on Google. A lot of nice links come up.

cubase atari freeware

[bullis1]

Thanks for the info Bullis1 - it's much appreciated!

Paul

No prob my man.

I used Cubase SX3 in university and found it tough to go back to Atari Cubase. However, I can't afford SX3 nor do I have a machine that can run it so I made do with my Atari and assorted MIDI/mixing hardware. You can acheive the same results with a little more challenge.

[nozzmoking]

Thanks for all your help guys, it really is appreciated!

Paul

[simoril]

Hi,

So did you manage to convert your files ? If yes, how did you do it ?

(I have the same problem...)

Thank you in advance