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h moll · Post by **h moll** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 3:42 am

Thanks to all you vst researchers. (pinkjimi, you're killing me!).
-Right click, Save as ...
-Extract to ...
-Channels ... Add one ... More ....
-Repeat and rinse ...

I've got blistas on my (mouse) fingas! ...

h Moll

BFunKu · Post by **BFunKu** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:50 am

Rockerboy wrote:
pinkjimiphoton wrote:
BFunKu wrote:Anybody have the Free Logic Fun for Win98 by chance??? My friend just gave me a old Pentium 3 with Win98 and I heard Logic Fun is a Great Old-School DAW?
awww, shit , dude, i like deleted it cuz it wouldn't run on XP.
sorry!!

but i got a cubase link a page or two back, or ya can get protools free to scream on a machine like that..
i'm looking it up now for ya...

http://community.sonikmatter.com/forums ... opic=11145

worth a read for a description that link up above...
more info:

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.comp ... 60e5?tvc=2

http://www.audioforums.com/forums/archi ... -6670.html

for how-to info:\
http://web.archive.org/web/200208050939 ... unmain.asp

aHA!
here ya go man,,,

http://www.haroldbeukers.nl/prog/logicfun481.zip

i'm downloading it again now..
I installed this on win Vista and on XP. I can't find the LADS driver setup that the manual talks about. It cant recognise ASIO drivers even though it says it supports them. It doesn't have a Record button in the mixer either, when the manual says it does. Is this a cut down version of a cut down version? Anyone have any luck getting it to run properly? Should they have called it Logic 'nuF ?

That's why it is Free Probably? What did you expect Logic Pro 7?

It only works right on Win95/98. It's damn old.

mztk · Post by **mztk** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 4:33 pm

pinkjimiphoton wrote:
LXNDR1 wrote:my humble contribution

http://web.archive.org/web/*sr_21nr_10/ ... ragon.org/*
awesome, good work!!

gone?

ah: i have it already.

pinkjimiphoton · Post by **pinkjimiphoton** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:18 pm

Rockerboy wrote:
pinkjimiphoton wrote:i think it's because the program is meant for 16 bit drivers, not 32 bit like xp uses.
if it can;t load the asio16.dll or whatever, no way it can fully load.
Thanks. Do you know where I can download Cortex Guitar Amp?

yah, man, i think i got that and the other one, ninja...
i'll check my other machine later on and see.
same old story.,.if the eula allows, i'll up them, but if not i can;t really ethically do it until someone tries to contact the dev.
if i come across it on the wayback, i'll post a link...best if you can tell who the dev is tho, save me some time..

pinkjimiphoton · Post by **pinkjimiphoton** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:22 pm

h moll wrote:
Thanks to all you vst researchers. (pinkjimi, you're killing me!).
-Right click, Save as ...
-Extract to ...
-Channels ... Add one ... More ....
-Repeat and rinse ...

I've got blistas on my (mouse) fingas! ...

h Moll

heh heh....we will leave no byte unmolested in our search for every muthafunkin' vaporware music plug out there...

wonder what the final holy grail will be?

will someone pluck the dusky jewel from the depths of their archive?

will some be lost to the vapors amidst the free radical pieces of code., slowly assembling themselves into a giant vst driven cybernetic lifeform on the damn web??

will george dubya EVER f**king leave?
all these and more will eventually be answered...

stay tuned to this bat channel, campers......

Rockerboy · Post by **Rockerboy** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 2:23 am

pinkjimiphoton wrote:
Rockerboy wrote:
pinkjimiphoton wrote:i think it's because the program is meant for 16 bit drivers, not 32 bit like xp uses.
if it can;t load the asio16.dll or whatever, no way it can fully load.
Thanks. Do you know where I can download Cortex Guitar Amp?
yah, man, i think i got that and the other one, ninja...
i'll check my other machine later on and see.
same old story.,.if the eula allows, i'll up them, but if not i can;t really ethically do it until someone tries to contact the dev.
if i come across it on the wayback, i'll post a link...best if you can tell who the dev is tho, save me some time..

Matthias Becker is the dev for Cortex. If there's no EULA agreement in other stuff like the X-Amp and effects that I uploaded a few pages back is that still legal? The read me note doesn't mention anything about distribution. Just about using it at your own risk and changes in versions.

pinkjimiphoton · Post by **pinkjimiphoton** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 2:31 am

i would guess it is legal if there is no eula, but i don;t know for sure...i am far from a lawyer.

BFunKu · Post by **BFunKu** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 6:38 am

Here's a Old-School Standalone Modular Synth called WaveCraft. It's actually rather decent considering it was first released back in 1996. I would say for sure that it was kinda ahead of it's time.

Sound Demo's
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... nceseq.mp3
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... vebeat.mp3
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... xture1.mp3

HomePage and Download
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecraft/
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecraft/download/

LXNDR1 · Post by **LXNDR1** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 7:44 am

Rockerboy wrote: Matthias Becker is the dev for Cortex. If there's no EULA agreement in other stuff like the X-Amp and effects that I uploaded a few pages back is that still legal? The read me note doesn't mention anything about distribution. Just about using it at your own risk and changes in versions.

not sure if claim of legality is applicable to freeware distribution, probably more morality and ethics
but then again, when redistribution is prohibited while the dev's own channels of distribution are active it's ok
is however this condition still effective when his channels have gone defunct?

spacedad · Post by **spacedad** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 9:33 am

BFunKu wrote:Here's a Old-School Standalone Modular Synth called WaveCraft. It's actually rather decent considering it was first released back in 1996. I would say for sure that it was kinda ahead of it's time.

Sound Demo's
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... nceseq.mp3
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... vebeat.mp3
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... xture1.mp3

HomePage and Download
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecraft/
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecraft/download/

i think i remember trying a demo of it back on win98,so this is great news thanks bfunku and the wavecraft guys! cool move fellas!

dreaddd · Post by **dreaddd** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 1:50 pm

Rockerboy wrote: Thanks. Do you know where I can download Cortex Guitar Amp?

webarchive is your friend

http://web.archive.org/web/200708271448 ... Cortex.zip

Peace out

pinkjimiphoton · Post by **pinkjimiphoton** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 2:27 pm

BFunKu wrote:Here's a Old-School Standalone Modular Synth called WaveCraft. It's actually rather decent considering it was first released back in 1996. I would say for sure that it was kinda ahead of it's time.

Sound Demo's
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... nceseq.mp3
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... vebeat.mp3
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecr ... xture1.mp3

HomePage and Download
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecraft/
http://www.personal.goznet.co.uk/wavecraft/download/

Will it run under Windows 98, NT, OS/2 etc?

WaveCraft was developed using Windows 3.1 and was also successfully quality-tested with Windows 95. Its status with respect to other flavours of Windows and Windows-like systems is unknown, but it should work under any such system with 16-bit and DOS support. No harm should be done if your system is incompatible, but we do advise a degree of caution and can take no responsibility for damage done through incompatibility or attempts to resolve compatibility issues.

Rockerboy · Post by **Rockerboy** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 2:35 pm

dreaddd wrote:
Rockerboy wrote: Thanks. Do you know where I can download Cortex Guitar Amp?
webarchive is your friend
http://web.archive.org/web/200708271448 ... Cortex.zip

Peace out

Hey thanks. It sounds good.

pinkjimiphoton · Post by **pinkjimiphoton** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 3:18 pm

highkoo · Post by **highkoo** » Tue Jul 01, 2008 3:40 pm

oh no.
now 'oldschool' vsts can include ones that i actually used when they were 'cool'.
shit.

nice list pinkjimi.

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