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Author Topic: Librarian / Editor for Korg M1 and Mac OS 10.5  (Read 1524 times)

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Librarian / Editor for Korg M1 and Mac OS 10.5
« on: June 10, 2023, 05:09:46 AM »
Hi All,

I'm new to the forum, while looking for the following:

Is there a good piece of software for maintaining/editing the patches on a Korg M1 (the old physical one), in combination with either a newer Mac (running Sierra), or an older Mac mini G4 (running 10.5).

I did found Squest software still maintained for newer platforms ( https://squest.com/Products/MidiQuest12/Instruments/KorgM1/
 ) , but I would also be happy with something more old-stool :-)

I Also found 'Opcode' OMS, but have not managed to get that working.

Many thanks for any clues or directions!


Ronald
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