See my post #82. The advantage of my virtual disk is that it’s a high-density floppy disk with 1.44 MB of storage space instead of just 800 KB on...
For someone with problems to get the zip working :-)
thx. I thought the Cartridge had more storage capacity. The SD1 Empty Disk.img only has 800 KB. I’d rather use the disk I’ve created, which has...
Check...works like a charm. Thank you :wink: Where to get a *.crt file to use the Cartridge Slot for saving sounds etc.? Any idea?
Exactly, that was the mistake :-)
You have to zip these files (not the folder-only the files!) If you're on a Mac, simply select all the files > right-click > Compress > done The...
It’s just a file that looks like a floppy disk to the SD1 plugin. Didn’t you see my post #82 with the file attached? I only mentioned my stage...
Even the best joke gets old if you hear it over and over again for years on end. Now back to topic.
What a load of rubbish! Will it never end? No Problems here on Mac with Cubase.
First, take the floppy disk I’ve uploaded here that’s already been formatted with this SD1 VST, and then you save your newly programmed sound to...
As a test, I converted a SysEX VFX bank into a *.mid file. In Cubase, I placed this file on the SD1 track and, using ‘Storage > Midi Record’, I...
I hope there’ll also be a virtual F.I.Z.M.O. which I used to have many years ago.
I think the only solution will be to use a SysEx program to transfer data to the virtual SD1. If that works, I’ll be able to save the sounds to my...
No Problems here with Mac M1 cpu.
No, I'm not there yet.
HxCFloppyEmulator
It looks as though it works. Feel free to test it on your own systems. You can copy and rename this virtual floppy disk, and then format it in...
I’ve already made some progress. I created a virtual 3.5" floppy disk in HFE format on my Mac. In VST, I opened this virtual file and formatted it...
I tried to load a ‘floppy’ image file for the sequencer. Unfortunately, I keep getting a ‘bad system ID’ error. The sequencer image is compatible...
Wow thank you very much! As a former owner of a F.I.Z.M.O., I was – and still am – blown away by the sound quality. It’s brilliant to be able to...
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