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Depends on the software, for example I think Tango only works under TOS 1.02 I am running Tango on a 1040 STE with TOS 2.06 and it seems to work just fine and as expected. Cubase 2 and 3 work just fine on this machine. Before that my main Music / MIDI workstation was a Mega ST 4 with TOS 2.06 and I...

charles wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 14, 2020 9:52 pm

ta-da!!!

Indeed, that's the dongled version. Wow. Where did you find it?

Thank you so much.

charles wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 29, 2020 11:04 pm

I have cracked version but he wants legit ..

Yes, I prefer legit, if possible.

Nonetheless, cracked is better than nothing

Have you got any other (cracked) Steinberg Soundworks software?

Thank you!

Brilliant idea!

charles wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 25, 2020 11:37 pm

probally not what u looking for

Thanks. Indeed, that looks more like some sort of source code:
Not sure what to do with it, I'm not a programmer.

Possibly here : http://zine.r-massive.com/casio-fz-sampler-archive/ Direct link to the fz-1 archive (untested) : https://mega.nz/#!7c9WyCqQ!lrE0ceR2k8jCFdGbelCMTPKHI51jaXWdKqGKdWiKk6o Thanks. That's the cracked version of Steinberg's Soundworks Casio FZ-1 software only, cracked by MCA. Apart from t...

I am looking for the Steinberg Soundworks Casio FZ-1 software. I have the dongle for Soundworks FZ-1, but I lost the software. Is anyone here who can and would like to share, please? Thank you. PS: "Soundworks" was the name for Steinberg's sample editor software series for Ensoniq Mirage, Akai S900,...

Honestly having been quite skeptical of the software in itself (which may have also contributed to my delay in finishing it), I'm really glad it's finally done since it has proven to be a far more useful means of creating music with ease than I had expected (dare I say surprising even), just requir...

Wow.

Thanks for sharing.

So the rack unit pictured in the photos above contains the MiST FPGA, emulating an Atari ST and running the Hotz software? I'd love to see more pictures about your rack mount computer.

Wow, this is great!

Thank you, sqward.

JoeAtari wrote:
I have only done some basic testing so far. I need to do a larger project to see if the performance will hold up and that everything will be stable, but things look very promising.

Thanks for sharing. Please keep the community posted about your further testing and the results. Thanks!

Great interview. Thank you for sharing it here.

I can't help, although I wish to...

It's for sure an interesting find.

This Magnum Falcon - Fast RAM card is sold now.

This Nova ET4000 VME graphics card for Mega STE and TT is sold now.

Thanks!

cb170 wrote:
Thanks charles, although dbsys scooped the best finds.

Thanks. I downloaded the two disks from a long gone FTP site in New Zealand (Halvard, or so). I don't know if this FTP site was ever mirrored. Maybe someone over here remembers?

"Halvard" had a lot of MIDI-related stuff.

Hey guys,

I searched my collection and found the contents of Disk1 and Disk2.

Please take a look and see for yourself.

SerialSinger wrote:...following...

Me too.

grizaptimus wrote:PM'd

Thanks!
I just replied to your PM.

I just reported stormy's completely inappropriate comment to the administration of this board.

I'm intrested too. But rather than using an old hard drive (which I have more than enough sitting around), I would also prefer Compact Flash or SD Card.

Still available...

Hi Mike, thanks for the kind words.

I'm glad your Falcon Speed arrived undamaged, after such a long trip around the globe.

Have fun!

Teac FD-05HGS SCSI floppies are expensive over here. But I'll keep a search going and hopefully one will show up. The FD-05HG no S are available but they have the wrong connection. Yes, you'll need the version that came with the additional SCSI board. HP and Dell had these SCSI floppies in some of ...

In this thread I am documenting my solution for an external floppy drive for my ST Book:

https://forum.atari-home.de/index.php/t ... l#msg76525

It works very well that way.