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ap4tv
post Thu 10 Jul 2008, 17:33
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I'm looking to upgrade my MOTU's Freestyle software, notation and midi software from the late '90's.
Can anyone recommend a similar product?
All I want to do is play bass and drum tracks thru my keyboard and drum pad,
make edits and corrections on the written notation, have it play back thru my keyboard and drum pad, and play live guitar over it.

Sounds simple, no?

andrew
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DrewOrlando
post Wed 18 Mar 2009, 23:24
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Hey.
New here, but at least I found a "Freestyle" mention here.

A few years ago I had to switch over from Freestyle after many years.
I no longer can access my old Freestyle files on my old Mac.

Does anyone have that capability? I'd appreciate any help with converting.
If I had Freestyle on a working Mac I could easily save them as Midi files, but I never had a need to do that until it's too late.

Thanks for any help or ideas.. DrewOrlando
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post Thu 19 Mar 2009, 11:10
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QUOTE (DrewOrlando @ Wed 18 Mar 2009, 22:24) *
Hey.
New here, but at least I found a "Freestyle" mention here.

A few years ago I had to switch over from Freestyle after many years.
I no longer can access my old Freestyle files on my old Mac.

Does anyone have that capability? I'd appreciate any help with converting.
If I had Freestyle on a working Mac I could easily save them as Midi files, but I never had a need to do that until it's too late.

Thanks for any help or ideas.. DrewOrlando


Hey DrewOrlando... If you believe your minutes, hours, days, weeks, months and years of work are worth it, locate the "Old Mac" and convert. I'm sure if you searched you could find someone near you who would allow you to utilize or buy. It sure would be worth it if there's tons of old Files to be gained. What Macintosh was it?????? No, "I Don't" have an 'Old Mac', I'm just curious about your story and want to see how it develops. An old Mac can't be worth more than a hundred or two dollars. Your time, creativity, passion, work and music is hopefully worth much more.

Hope you recover those Files... You can do it!


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