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Re: [emax] Re: Wav to Emax I Apple II emulator

2005-05-13 by elmacaco

Maybe a disk image program that takes a whole disk image?  I think that should do it.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: ted Summers 
  To: emax@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 11:56 AM
  Subject: Re: [emax] Re: Wav to Emax I Apple II emulator


  The original Alchemy works like older ProTools in that there is an  
  authorization on the disk that it puts onto your hard drive. I am  
  unaware of a way to copy the disk with the "authorization" intact. I  
  tried it with a ProTools disk once (before I had bought ProTools) and  
  never was able to do it- or a couple of my friends either :-(.
  Anyone on the group know how to make a "backup" of this type of  
  protected disk? If so, I can try it. If successful, I could then get  
  the image uploaded and we could try it....

  Too bad the company that bought the rights to Alchemy won't re-release  
  it- I know, I asked before I was able to finally find an original....

  Thanks,
  Ted

  On May 13, 2005, at 7:50 AM, elmacaco wrote:

  > Is there a way to get a copy of your original to the group?  Or would  
  > that still be a crack?  It would just be a floppy image correct?  or  
  > does it have a dongle?
  >
  > I am using the one we have in the files section and I don't think  
  > anyone else has gotten it to work with the emax either (correct me if  
  > I am wrong).
  >
  >
  >   ----- Original Message -----
  >   From: ted Summers
  >   To: emax@yahoogroups.com
  >   Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 2:09 AM
  >   Subject: Re: [emax] Re: Wav to Emax I Apple II emulator
  >
  >
  >   I am running Alchemy 3.0 on Performa 6214 with OS 8.1 You are not
  >   supposed to hook the midi and serial cable up at the same time as  
  > both
  >   ports run off the same chip in the emax. the midi alone does work,  
  > but
  >   is slower. the whole reason for the serial cable is it is WAY  
  > faster. I
  >   built my cable myself, and it works great. So it should work. You may
  >   have problems with Alchemy if it is a "cracked" copy. I believe the
  >   cracked copy never worked for me (I remember the Keymap errors), and
  >   crashed several times. I got lucky and found an original copy, which
  >   has never crashed on me....although I haven't used it "tons"....
  >
  >   Hope that info helps,
  >   Ted
  >
  >   On May 12, 2005, at 6:22 PM, homershines wrote:
  >
  >> Damn.
  >> I have to go back in time.
  >> I think it's an Alchemy and appropriate OS issue though.
  >>
  >> Do you have or can you use Mac OS 8.6?
  >>
  >> Also, is the midi cable connected via whatever source at the same  
  >> time?
  >> That may be fine too.
  >>
  >> I'm looking thru my ole Alchemy manual for leads.
  >> I'm sure it can be solved.
  >> It's been some time though.
  >>
  >> Wow.
  >>
  >> Peace.
  >>
  >> homershines
  >>
  >>
  >>
  >> --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "elmacaco" <elmacaco@h...> wrote:
  >>> Hey Homershines,
  >>>
  >>> I have a powerbook 160 I found in the garbage with OS 7.5.1 and I was
  >>> able to install
  >> alchemy, but I always got that couldn't find keymap or something like
  >> that error.  SO I
  >> need to have a midi interface hooked up to the mac as well as the RS
  >> cable?  I thought the
  >> RS cable handled all of that.
  >>>
  >>> Mind you this powerbook has seen better days, but it still works, the
  >>> contrast of the
  >> screen fluctuates and the track ball doesn't track so well, but if I
  >> can get it to work I could
  >> get used to it, all I'd do is load wavs to transfer through a floppy.
  >>>
  >>> Thanks for looking at this, there are a few more people having this
  >>> trouble on list and a
  >> solution would be great.
  >>>
  >>> But ideally something on the PC that could spit out em1 files would
  >>> be best.  I'd even
  >> use EMX to write the disk if I could just feed my emax wavs.
  >>>
  >>>
  >>>   ----- Original Message -----
  >>>   From: homershines
  >>>   To: emax@yahoogroups.com
  >>>   Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 3:45 PM
  >>>   Subject: [emax] Re: Wav to Emax I Apple II emulator
  >>>
  >>>
  >>>   Don't think you can get Alchemy to work with Apple II.
  >>>   I'd really be surprised. Alchemy is a much later invention.
  >>>
  >>>   As for your Mac problem, you should give it a lil more time.
  >>>
  >>>   Do you have a midi cable and RS422 attached?
  >>>   Which Mac, OS & version of Alchemy?
  >>>
  >>>   I used to live off of Alchemy. It made my Emax II even more  
  >>> awesome.
  >>>
  >>>   Let me know what you've got going on.
  >>>
  >>>   Peace.
  >>>
  >>>   homershines
  >>>
  >>>   --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "elmacaco" <elmacaco@h...> wrote:
  >>>> Has anyone been able to run alchemy on the Apple II emulator in
  >>>   the archives?  I am still on the quest to convert wave files into
  >>>   em1 files to load into my emax.  Either through floppy or Zip
  >>>   drive.  I tried alchemy on an old mac with the cable from emulator
  >>>   archive, but I always got the same error that other's recently
  >>>   reported.  So basically I just want to be able to pass audio from
  >>>   the PC to the Emax,  dont need any particular settings to be
  >>>   adjustable, even if they loaded with a default key assignment of  
  >>> one
  >>>   key per sample I could change that in the emax.
  >>>>
  >>>> Just curious if anyone else has got this working.  I still use my
  >>>   emax all the time, and I could always just sample from the PC to  
  >>> the
  >>>   emax, but it is a bit less elegant that sampling from a turntable  
  >>> or
  >>>   just converting the sounds.
  >>>>
  >>>> Wasn't chickensystems gonna add emax support?
  >>>>
  >>>>
  >>>>
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  >>>
  >>>
  >>>
  >>>
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