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General / Miscellaneous / Amiga 500 replacement Power supplys
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Atari TOS v1.0 (1985) / Replay Professional for Atari ST
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General / Miscellaneous / midi-classics.com website gone
« Last post by chrisNova777 on March 01, 2021, 01:39:06 AM »http://web.archive.org/web/20000603222731/http://midi-classics.com/soft.htm
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Hardware Manufacturers Index
ADS Technologies
AKG
Aardvark
Advanced Gravis
Adventus
Alesis
Altech Systems
Amquest
AnTares Systems
Antex
Apogee
Aquila
Audio-Technica
BCK
Blue Chip
CGM
CM Automation
Caig
Cakewalk Music
Caribbean Rhythms
CreamWare
Creative Labs
Crystal Lake
Diamond Audio Tech
Digidesign
Digital Audio Labs
Digital Music Corp
Drum Tech
Dunlop
Dynatech
E-BOW
E.M. Winston
E.W. Bridge LLC
EGO-SYStems Inc.
EMagic
EasyMIDI
Ensoniq
Evolution
FOOT SWITCH BOXES
Farfisa
Fast
Fatar
Finger Weight Corporation
Frontier Design Group
Furman Sound
FutureTouch
G-Vox
Gallery
Gorilla
Guillemot
Hanmesoft
Hohner
Hoontech
Hosa Technology
Hybrid Cases
Infusion Systems
JL Cooper
Jay Turser Guitars
Jazz Inc
Jensen
Jump! Music
KEYFAX Software
Kat
Kawai
Kaysound
Key Electronics
Kima
Korg
Kurzweil
Lexicon
Line Six
Liquid Audio
Lucid Technology
Lynx Studio Technology, Inc.
MIDI Land Inc.
MIDI Solutions
MIDIMAN
MPM
Mackie
Madison
Mark of the Unicorn, Inc
MediaTriX
Merging Technologies
Metalithic
Microboards
Micronet Technology
Monster Cable
Mountain
Music Quest
Music Spot Productions
MusicWare
Mutec
Native Instruments
Neato
Nemesys
Neumann
No Name
Novation
Opcode Systems Inc
PROEL
Panasonic
Philips Interactive Media
Pignose
Power Technology
PressIt
Prime
Pro Tec
QB Products
Quantum Audio Designs
Quick Lok
Quinco, Inc
RED Sound Systems Ltd
RJMG
RMC Pickup Co.
RME
Rack Release Systems
Radio Shack
Rane
Rat
Reed Kotler
Rhytmata
Ricoh
Riff Technology
Roland Corp
Rolls
Rosendahl
Rotel
SBS Technologies
SEK'D
SKB
Sea Sound
Seer Systems
Seymour
Shure
Smart & Friendly
Sonic Products
Sonorus
Soundscape
Sovtek
Steinberg/Jones
Swissonic
TC Electronics
Tascam
Terratec Promedia
Texas Music and Video
Thinkware
Toshiba
Tracer Technology
Tune 1000
Turtle Beach
V.J. Vendano Co.
Vans Evers
Waves
Yamaha
Zefiro Acoustics
electro-harmonix
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General / Miscellaneous / MED Soundstudio V1.4
« Last post by chrisNova777 on March 01, 2021, 01:01:31 AM »http://web.archive.org/web/20010511075904/http://www.med.uk.com:80/here/MED.zip
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MED Soundstudio V1.4
32-BIT APPLICATION
WINDOWS 98/ME/2000/XP
Time-Limited ( 40 days ) Full save version
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Absolute *Minimum* System Requirements
P200 or similar processor
Windows 95 release 2 or Windows 98
64 MB RAM
10 MB of available hard disk space
Good Soundcard
(Soundblaster Live or similar)
Lowest Recommended System for MultiMedia use:
P300 minimum, running Windows ME or Windows 2000
64 MB RAM ( 128MB if using Windows 2000 )
25 MB of available hard disk space
or LOTS more for modules/Samples
A 'Good' quality Soundcard
(Soundblaster Live or similar)
Recommended System for MultiMedia use:
P4, running Windows 2000 or XP
128MB (or more)
Lots of available hard disk space
A 'Good' quality Soundcard
(Soundblaster Live or similar)
Not required but very useful: MIDI Keyboard for
those into composing professionaly.
Why not register?,
For such a powerful program the price
is amazingly low and you will also get a users
discount off of the next full version Windows V2
release which will contain many new new features
and a host of new tracker and MIDI facilities!!!
If you want to register, you are advised
to do so within 30 days of installing this
demo to ensure continued use.
Simply select the Help/Register menu from
within the programlog itself or log onto the
main uk web site at: http://www.med.uk.com
and go to the orders page by selecting:
"how to pay" from the menu on the left
of your browser screen, you can order
by Credit Card, or Debit Card or post.
If you want to pay by other means,
see the details on the orders page.
Problems?
If you encounter a problem using this demo,
don't give up, simply take a look at the FAQ
list by going to the drop down menu and
selecting Help/FAQ they should help with your
questions, but if not, then you are advised
to join the open MED USER mail list
by following the instructions in the FAQ's
Once you have joined the mail list,
you can then mail your questions to the
beta-testers and also the author himself.
Contact:
RBF Software
169 Dale Valley Road
Hollybrook
Southampton S016 6QX
England
sales@med.uk.com
OR
sales@med.us.com
Web Sites:
http://www.med.us.com
http://www.med.uk.com
http://www.medsoundstudio.com
http://www.medsoundstudio.co.uk
http://www.octamed.co.uk/
(c)1995- 2001 BF Software
All other trademarks and registered trademarks
are the sole property of their respective owners.
The modules/samples contained with this demo
are the property of the respective owners
and have been used either with permission
from the respective composers or have been
made available to the general public by the
composer via internet sites world-wide.
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Windows XP (Oct 2001) / MOVED: OCTAMED for Windows v1 CD (1996)
« Last post by chrisNova777 on February 28, 2021, 11:44:51 PM »This topic has been moved to Windows 95 (Aug 1995).
http://www.oldschooldaw.com/forums/index.php?topic=7171.0
http://www.oldschooldaw.com/forums/index.php?topic=7171.0
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Windows 95 (Aug 1995) / OCTAMED v1 CD (1996) (Amiga Version??)
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General / Miscellaneous / Amiga 8-bit hardware sequencer
« Last post by chrisNova777 on February 28, 2021, 11:30:39 PM »9
samplers - early 90s / Re: Roland S760 (1994) Digital Sampler
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