Emax

Thats great Jim!
I think Ted's solution is cool, if you have Norton Floppier this could be an alternative solution.
By the way guys,  i have found a copy of Alchemy 3.0 that is a copy of the original floppy master, made with Norton Floppier,
This copy works perfectly and never crashes once installed. It will authorize your harddrive.
I will upload Norton Floppier and this version of Alchemy today.
I also have a version of Turbosynth that is compatible with emax and EII using rs422 transfer, plus i have the copy of the sound libraries on 3 floppies.
It's Turbosynth V2.0, will upload this today as well.



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> Le 12 mars 2015 à 06:14, Ted Summers djtbs1@... [emax] <emax@yahoogroups.com> a écrit :
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> I might be intereseted as well.
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> As far as duplicating- the Alchemy which has authorization on the disk also, was copied using DiskDup+ (ithink was the name of the utility).
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> IF you make an image, and it has to authorize, use the copy you make first-- that way you don't use up the authorization.
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> then you could upload that image….which would still have the authorization on it.
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> The Sound Designer by digidesign likely has authorize on it, but don't know about the SoftSynth.
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> -T
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> On Mar 11, 2015, at 8:59 PM, "xeelox@... [emax]" <emax@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> So I managed to dig up the following diskettes for Mac:
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> "Sound Designer - Universal version 1.2"
> "Sound Designer - Sound Files"
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> "Softsynth - Master Disk Version 2.1"
> "Softsynth - Parameter Files"
> "Softsynth - Backup Disk Version 2.1"
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> Disclaimer: I have no idea if these are still readable.  I haven't had a 68k Mac in a few years, and even then it's been 20 years since I used these apps.  Also these may well have been copy protected, as many Mac software disks were in those days, so I can't promise they would install even if they were readable.
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> I had wanted to archive/clone them into image files for the benefit of the community that preserved the original track and sector format, but never got around to investigating the proper/best way to clone them.  Anyone know how feasible this is, or if it's even worth doing?  Any interest in these apps beyond the OP?
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>  - Jim
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