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Nicely done!

olivierg wrote: ↑Fri Nov 13, 2020 5:00 pm Hello All,

I have found the chip used in Replay 16.
MB87020 AD/DA 16bits from Fujitsu components.

I have updated schematic: http://gossuin.be/images/schemasatari/A ... ematic.pdf

I have tested, it's works:

Another nice creation, commendable!

Other than Sound Lab, possibly Toto Sampler from Germany: https://www.atariuptodate.de/en/10124/totosam. Most samplers and sample editors were either 8-bit or 16-bit, Replay Pro is slightly different as I am sure you are aware that it is 8-bit, but can output at 12-bit. Therefore you may not get any...

Showaddywaddy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 11, 2020 5:03 pm ok

Soundlab 1.11 'cracked' now as well...

Cheers
Shw

Nice!

@CosmicPuppet, ironically Medium is OK for me, at least the version 1.0 and 1.1, however i tend to use everything in High, where supported at least.

Interesting. Looks like an early version of one of the AVR replay 8-bit carts. Actually Sample Master was kind of a "break away" product from AVR / 2-Bit Systems released in 1991 to introduce people to sound and music on the "ST". So definitely related, the software does have the same GUI as the Re...

Sound Lab can utilise Atari cartridge based ADCs, but it will be a matter of trying it out. I have never tried in favour of other 8 or 16-bit samplers and sample editors. This is handy of sorts: http://www.atarimania.com/mags/hi_res/atari-st-format-issue-041_29.jpg Both Sample Master and Sound Lab a...

Showaddywaddy wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2020 5:56 pm Ok

Had a quick look and I've removed the shareware pop up.

See

http://d-bug.me/

Showaddywaddy/D-Bug

Very good of you, much appreciated!

Good, good, glad you got what you wanted, nice work! I remember helping the guy as a lot of us did for the ST Essentials site, see the thread here, AtariSince1989: https://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... +essential

Hmmm, not sure why you are experiencing difficulty! Some useful info, of course make sure you unzip any Atari file which is zipped first, either on your PC/Mac or on your Atari using STZIP. 2 useful tools I would say are quite valuable if using floppies, and grabbing software which are now imaged mo...

I empathise, it's why I have mixed feelings about disk images, and using the same for preservation! I appreciate why they exist with regards to emulation, but over the years they have introduced painful side effects when "inflating" back to their original state. However .ST and .MSA are generally th...

Very cool, thank you!

You can always try the Shareware version which came on ST Format 41. I remember playing around with this version for years, and I don't recall any Shareware pop up. However this is version 1.0, and there were some limitations as it was of course un-registered, Preferences for example, but the Loadin...

MegaSTEarian wrote: ↑Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:08 am This version did the trick, thanks

That's good, as I said I installed my NVDi 3 on my ST, however I may use this on my Falcon!

Refer to this thread on Exxos Forum, it may help: https://www.exxoshost.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=3347&p=48371&hilit=nvdi#p48371 Failing that, I remember Exxos creating an installed version of 5.03, see attached. The theory is it is just "drag and drop". I was actually re-installing NVDI yest...

@Daniel Yes, indeed very bad year. Sometimes I wish not to open internet anymore, only bad and sad news. But ultrasyd music cheers me up, it is so positive and “proactive” (I do not right english word) Yes, today is 100% Ultrasyd in the headphones! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd9rSs689W4 Indeed...

I am genuinely shocked by this! I was and am a fan, I shall cherish his music and photos, notably of the Chiptune scene. I had the pleasure to meet him a few times. Goodbye my friend, I am saddened to have to say that. I do not know them, but my heart truly goes out to his family. This feels a littl...

mrbombermillzy wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 6:34 pm And here is Breakthru 2 finally: bre201.zip

Well done!

I missed some of the posts on this thread, very nice work Clint.

JoeAtari, yeah the original previous link seems to be broke for the software, but see attached.

Looks like Matej found what he was looking for over at AA. Looks like a small run by Cubanismo on AA: https://atariage.com/forums/topic/31038 ... nt-4613355

That is interesting! I thought the last versions of the Skunkboard were from Silly Venture (Willy) circa 2014/2015 when I got mine, and then Zaxon around 2018, both of which were based on Rev 3. Silly Venture: https://atariage.com/forums/topic/230666-skunkboard-sillyventure-edition-how-to-buy/ Zaxon...

Hi there

Try the attached.

Kind regards

Apologies, I don't have a link for Breakthru V2. I'll see if I can sort that out at some point.

As mentioned you could try Breakthru, or indeed Sequencer One which was Breakthru's predecessor. Other than that, you could try one of the many "digi trackers" which may support MIDI, like MaxYMiser. Those being trackers utilising samples, as opposed to "chip trackers", those utilising the ST's YM21...

God bless Curt, never knew him, but knew of him through his contributions. Saw this yesterday, very young

Dal wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 4:29 pm I don't think the main applications really give a TOS

Hahahah, so very British!