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#Sheepshaver midi mac os
#Sheepshaver midi install
#Sheepshaver midi serial

#Sheepshaver midi install

Uploaded and replaced the broken install set with a good copy. Run the installer enclosed in the 1st install Disk 1 of 4 - which mounts onto the desktop as "Musicshop 2.0.1 Disk 1 of 4". the best OS X editor for the UP i've used is the MidiQuest one although the software is a maze to navigate, the layout isn't as nice and some of the operations are not as intuitive as. Once extracted from the StuffIt archive, just drag the 4 enclosed ".image" files onto a Disk Copy 6 icon and let them all mount onto your desktop. MIDI never really worked on apps running on Classic but there's certainly more hope with something open-source like SheepShaver now that Classic has been dropped.

#Sheepshaver midi mac os

These will require installing from a classic Mac OS system. I've archived the required 4 disks as Disk Copy 4.2 floppy images and will upload them to this page shortly. It requires installation from 4 floppy disks - or at least, 4 floppy disk images, mounted on a classic Mac OS desktop, using Disk Copy 6.x or similar floppy disk mounting utilities, to mount these disk images. This unfortunately, simply will not work for this particular install set. I guess the uploader of this file thought he was doing others a favor by including all of the install parts into a single folder for easy installation. The DL #1 above, as is, is useless as an install set. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

#Sheepshaver midi serial

A Macintosh MIDI interface (with serial cable) and one or more MIDI devices with MIDI.68020 Macintosh or faster, running System 7.0.1 or later with 8 MB of RAM or a PowerPC Macintosh, running System 7.1 or later with 16 MB of RAM.Installs as (FAT) 68k & PPC Macintosh native. The included serial# requires manual entry, when requested.

ie: type the following from a command line: padsp /usr/bin/SheepShaver Marc Deslauriers. You can try using the 'padsp' wrapper, maybe thatll work.

Correction: The included doc, "ReadMe-1st.txt" inside of this archive, suggests Copy & Pasting the included serial#. SheepShaver is trying to use OSS sound, which has long been replaced by PulseAudio in linux.

Alas Fusion needs some kind of DOS host and configuring MIDI in DOS plus routing to your MIDI box looks like a nightmare to me. There is no support for MIDI in the source code since their common ancestor ShapeShifter for Amiga. MD5 checksum & filename: adccb9a391f248e2b5d846d20675f624 *Musicshop-201.sit SheepShaver is way faster but is sharing the same limitation regarding MIDI. Your expectations for these things should be low - don't expect to run ProTools directly interfacing with hardware as a DAW etc - but you should be able to run old programs to access and convert files, MIDI software if MIDI interfacing works (which I don't know yet with Sheepshaver), and so on.

DL #1: Opcode's Musicshop v2.0.1 full installer set as Disk Copy 4.2 disk image files in a StuffIt ".sit" archive (StuffIt v2 or newer, can extract this archive).

It's Midi only and comes with OMS 2.3.1 (Control Panel & Extension). Here's Opcode's Musicshop v2.0.1! It's the successor to EZ Vision with 32 midi tracks (instead of 16) and a Notation editor added.