Help! My Atari died….

[MIKE BURN]

I do not work with VST, but normally the program should come with a import filter for Atari Cubase 2.0.



Your biggest problem will be to read Atari Floppy's with your PC.



How to read Atari Floppy's on a PC



Follow the link and browse the site then overall for more hints regarding Cubase/VST and Atari-Crashes

MIKE

[Prevoyance]

After 6 working years, old faithful died.

I want to use VST on my PC now. I refrained from this because I use a hardware setup, and I just wanted the Atari for Midi, not Audio. Now i guess i will be doing both.

If anyone can help me in any way on the setup, I would be grateful.

I want to first format my old Atari cubase 2.0 song files for the PC, so i guess i'll need to track some software down.

I need a reasonable priced sound card that works ok with VST





My music PC current specs (dont laugh ): Pentium 3 processor

256 Mb Ram

10 Gig Hard drive

Akai MX model mother keyboard (old too)

Philip Rees Midi box



I tried using a Soundblaster 16 card when I tried to do this once before, and I was getting a signal on playing keys, but no audio or note recording.

Cubase and Creative Labs were passing me on to each other, and not really solving the audio issues.

Any Techies out there, I’d appreciate your help, either on one topic or all

Peace, Prevoyance

[Prevoyance]

Thanks Mike

Im open minded to using Pro Tools etc if its better. Im accustomed to Cubase though