Pro 24

[weGuru]

Anybody here got Steinberg pro 24 for amiga?

[Ral-Clan]

Wow, I didn't even realise Steinberg had made any software for the Amiga!

[aggro_mix]

I've heard about it a looooong time ago and would too be interested. I have some very old tracks in PRO 24 format on an old Atari disk.

Or does anyone know of something that can read the PRO24 native format from 1989?

[weGuru]

Use Midimover on Atari emulator...It will convert sng to midi...Then just transfer them to pc or whatever you desire

Update:

Look here http://www.gnmidi.com/
see in the freeware section...sng2midi

[aggro_mix]

Is that the same "song" format? Korg i3 and PRO24?

[weGuru]

Not sure...but worth a try though

[Seaquest]

A nice read on old Steinberg history

http://www.steinbergusers.com/cubase/cubase_legacy.php

Yes, Steinberg made Pro24 on Amiga :-)

[hardlink]

Seaquest wrote:

A nice read on old Steinberg history

http://www.steinbergusers.com/cubase/cubase_legacy.php

Yes, Steinberg made Pro24 on Amiga :-)

I looked all over the site - have they been good guys and released it to the community like Bars & Pipes?

[Jambalah]

Me.
I remember that Pro 24 (Cubase father) was seen as Gods' creation and I bought it... but never used :-)
Well.... I tried but I had no instructions 'cos that was a copy :-P
Don't shot me now :flame: !! In 1990 piracy ruled!!! ... and I was young... ;-)
It should be somewhere... among a lot of other floppies...
I will search for it!

[weGuru]

If you find it will be willing to buy  it...if the disks work...

[aggro_mix]

I actually found a copy of early Cubase for Atari (worked on emulator) on the net that could read PRO24 songs and convert to standard midi files so I can load them into Bars & Pipes.

My problem is solved!

[weGuru]

cubase le? did that work ok?

[Jambalah]

@ weGuru:

Searching for it, I'll let you know! :-)

[weirdami]

Jambalah wrote:
... I bought it... Don't shot me now :flame: !! In 1990 piracy ruled!!! ... and I was young... ;-)

Why would you pay for a pirate copy anyway?

[Jambalah]

Weirdami wrote:
Why would you pay for a pirate copy anyway?

Oh... Well, we paid floppy disks cost... But it's not the all true: I knew pirates that did this kind of work for ten years and then became paladin of the justice!
After they earned a lot of money, of course....
By the way, here you are:
Pro24
I found it and it works like 10 years ago... Ah, Amiga...
We have had (and have too) a lot of beautyful stuff that too many people can't even imagine ;-)