Whichever route you go Ron, this is not a once-only operation, it is THE way to save your XL& work. I use eloader several times per week. Once I had the misfortune losing a killer Seq set that I had created (due to user error, working while exhausted). Luckily, I had it backed up in eloader and in no time ~viola~ I had my sequence back. --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "Ronald Pieket" <rpieket@y...> wrote: > > Buying a new (and outdated) computer for a once-only operation seems > like a last resort option. > > I see that the Windows version of eloader works over USB. My computer > at work has a USB port, so I'll try that. I'm not seeing any OS > requirement info - does eloader work under XP? > > -Ron. > > > --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "vibesart" <edmann@p...> wrote: > > > > The Command Station is such a magnificent piece of gear that I think > > if one is basing their performance setup on the Command Station, it is > > useful to have a small, low-power, inexpensive PC or Mac OS9.xx > > machine (imac or ibook) if for nothing else, just for eloader. You > > could purchase a $150 imac and a $40 MIDI interface and you would be > > all set. > > > > Alternatelively, if one is a mac-only person, maybe the most expansive > > and forward-looking choice would be to begin dabbling in XP (add it to > > your arsenal). I think I see less problems there than I do in OSX for > > pro audio apps. >
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Re: Upgrading the OS. No luck.
2005-11-03 by vibesart
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