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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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mortalengines
post Wed 25 Mar 2009, 03:53
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Not to stir up any controversy or encourage any potentially illegal behavior here....I just thought I might add that you can find old operating systems for free download at several torrent search sites. If you aren't sure of what I'm talking about then just google the word "torrent" and the rest comes in time.


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DrewOrlando
post Wed 25 Mar 2009, 04:03
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QUOTE (mortalengines @ Tue 24 Mar 2009, 22:53) *
Not to stir up any controversy or encourage any potentially illegal behavior here....I just thought I might add that you can find old operating systems for free download at several torrent search sites. If you aren't sure of what I'm talking about then just google the word "torrent" and the rest comes in time.


www.myspace.com/mortal_engines

www.reverbnation.com/mortalengines



I am aware of torrents. Thanks for the tip, though.
If only I could find someone with a currently viable copy of Freestyle running that would be able to convert my files into midi. That would be in a perfect world, but my search continues for that or getting these old macs here up and running with Freestyle.

Thanks again. I appreciate the help.

Drew

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QUOTE (mortalengines @ Tue 24 Mar 2009, 22:53) *
Not to stir up any controversy or encourage any potentially illegal behavior here....I just thought I might add that you can find old operating systems for free download at several torrent search sites. If you aren't sure of what I'm talking about then just google the word "torrent" and the rest comes in time.


www.myspace.com/mortal_engines

www.reverbnation.com/mortalengines


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