EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Hi

If you still got a computer with a scsi port, I got a solution for you.
You will need a cr-rom writer and a copy of a cd-rom burning software
(usualy comes with it)
Usually, your computer would reject the drive (unreadable format...bla bla
bla... eject or format ?)
BUT, if you got you re burning soft open, it will not prompt you to eject or
format. Then got get the drive info with a scsi scan (or whatever they call
it) and make a CD-copy (might be called CD image or scsi copy as well); this
makes a blind copy, wich means it will not verify the content while it
writes. Needless to say you don t have to make the verify disk at the
end....

Once this is done, you got a cd-rom back-up that any computer can read (if
you did choose the right format when you burned :)  )

Good luck


Louis

> Hi guys
> 
> I¹m now thinking of transferring my akai sample library which is on MO
> disks. I run int from an akai s 5000 any hint tips or tricks for how to
> acces these mo disks on the mac and then use whatever transformation program
> to use wihtin the esx. Its about 30 mo disks so its kind of a lot.
> 
> The mo drive is external scsi. I do have scsi on one of the macs.
> 
> Best
> 
> Markus enochson
> 
> 
> 
> 



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