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Hi José, There's a debugged copy in the files section of the Facebook group. The reason for your copy 'not working' is in the (ahem) 'improved copy protection' that was part of the original disk -

Hi! I continue diggin into the upgraded to Pro1 unit Reading on k1000-net I found: K-Edit : The excellent K-Edit for Atari ST: now with a working version! You might find this software In the group

Glad I could help a little bit :-) I upgraded my SX and PX Plus to Pro1 and Pro2 few years ago. Daniel Forro

Thanks to Daniel's hint, finally I can confirm that 1000EX upgrade to Pro1 is possible, just enjoying the extended presets ? There go some pics: [email protected]> escribió:

OMG.... I skipped that!? Ouch...

I suppose you have set jumpers properly… then it should boot… Daniel Forro

Hello, I am back after a while. Today I finished the K1000EX restoration. There go some details that may be useful for another users: - The cold solder joints/broken joints on the power suppy were

I don’t know why I feel such aversion to softsynths, but I do. Perhaps the Luddite in me is crying out. They have some crazy good stuff out there, but the idea of playing a laptop or even a

While I understand this may be anethma for some in this group, I have the Ravenscroft 275 and the Ivory Grands and Uprights. I can only say that with multi-sampled, multi-attack multi-decays, half

For years, my K1000 PX has been my go-to piano. I mean for years like since 1988 when I bought it new for something like $1900 from Chuck Levin Music when I was on the east coast. Piano; Piano and

Oh, very cool! You’re gonna be the go-to guy on these things before long. L. Sent: Monday, August 16, 2021 5:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [K1000-K1200] K1000 EX Ensemble

I am advancing :)

I know very well what you say about keyspan cards, they are rare an expensive. I have mine on my G4 MDD and it does the work perfectly with OMS, freemidi, etc etc. The main advantage over built-in

A Powerbook wasn’t really on my radar, but now it seems to have some appeal. And for midi librarian work, it needn’t be the latest. It needn’t even be all that fast. It would have to fit in a

1. Powerbooks g3 can be found sometimes around 100. 2. A rack drawer can do the job 3. Kurz "it's the sound", old graphics are enough. And you have vga out on powerbooks for external monitor

Hi, I completely agree that the MIDI transmission on serial port is superior to that on usb. Many years ago I had tested all serial and usb midi interfaces on the market, measuring jitter, and

Obstacles: 1. Vintage Macs are spendy right now. $200 for a 7100 even. 2. A G3 Wallstreet sounds like just the ticket, except I have to enclose that into a 2U box. 3. Graphics

You can get MidiQuest for Mac, it will cover the K2000 and M1R, but not the K1000. Many years ago I tried to talk SoundQuest into covering the K1000, but not enough market for them to do it. This is

Hi, I am still using opcode oms with opcode interfaces and they work perfect for editing hardware of that era. Not only you can get them for peanuts, you get a rock solid midi system. There are

On the Windows side, Midi Quest might do the trick for everything, but I haven't explored it in a while because it's not blind accessible. But I'd be curious if anyone has dealt with it or is willing