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I never got around to implementing this feature, but I did find some conversion functions in Apple's headers. I was scared off by the long prototypes though, and I think they were part of ATSUI which AFAICT is OS 8.5+ only, so it wasn't perfect for my usecase (aiming for 7.5.5 compatibility).

Beautiful! I still have a 12" 1.33GHz as well, bought it new cause I had one of the G3 iBooks that kept having graphics issues and needing to be sent in for repairs (Apple extended the warranty on that model!). Unlike yours, my G4 is scratched up and dirty and the hard drive's on its last...

Is it possible to use retro68 to compile a library and then link to it from Codewarrior? I like actually using my Mac to code.

Watching this with great interest!

I know this is an old thread, there was another Pro Tools thread that unfortunately got lost in the crash, but it should be known that one can, in fact, setup a PTIII Nubus system with just software from the Garden. No need to find floppies.

I don't think HUI cares about the hardware you're using. If you're running the right version of PT, it'll work.

I don't know, I've also seen both. It might be more complicated than that - maybe they work with some drivers but not others. Where in the world are you? I've got three original 882s that definitely do work with Nubus, and that's probably at least one too many.

I think that's just how the YMF262 works? It has two address pins, and the writing to addresses 0b00 and 0b01 are "address writes", writing to 0b1x is a "data write". In general, since all the chips are the same, I'd work from the assumption that it's the simplest adaptation of the ISA version...

AudioMedia II has normal digital I/O, so you can use it with many converters if you like. The Sound Accelerator has some custom connection to a breakout box. As for upgrade culture, you're very much right. It goes way back - I actually saw a website on archive.org that referred to NuBus PT...

I used a SCSI2SD, actually. It's still HFS and I don't think you even need to reformat. I don't think there's anything like an incompatible drive, it's just SCSI. You might come across mentions of certain drives being "certified", but that doesn't mean that other drives are incompatible. The...

For SampleCell quality, yeah, I think it sounds good. It's not obviously lofi. It's a sampler, the most important thing is what you put in. The filter isn't that great, though, but on the other hand you've got easy access to all the processing you want in the computer. So in some ways it should...

You mean load a sample and then play it across the keys on an external keyboard? That's pretty much what it's made for! It shows up as an input/output in OMS just like the ports on your MIDI interface. I think you can tell the SampleCell editor to listen directly to an input when it's in the...

You can get it straight from the horse's mouth, actually: http://archive.digidesign.com/download/legacy/sc2mac/ I rambled a bit about the SampleCell here: https://rven.se/samplecell/ It's a nice workflow. If you like to get experimental, TurboSynth, SampleCell and a sequencer combine to make...

I don't know for certain if it applies to ProTools authorizations, but I've that these copy protected disks tend to use the floppies in somewhat non-standard ways (to prevent copying) that USB floppy drives don't know how to read. Something about a USB floppy drive being less directly controlled...

I never bothered with the floppies, but I still have them. I don't think they have authorizations left on them, anyway, so I just relied on cracks. All of this was a while ago, but I'm fairly sure everything came from this archive...

I had a setup with ProTools 4.2, I think it was, on a 7100/80 (the last version you can get to run on System 7 by installing a newer version of OpenTransport). I bought two different setups without computers and set everything up myself. I did get some floppies with one of the bundles I got but...

Yeah, I'm sceptical about MAC filters and limiting connections as well. Hiding your wifi is also purely cosmetic. Not sure if anyone's brought up a coffee shop-style captive portal (I think some routers have that built in now?), but that's also a nuisance more than actual security. A 50...

Let's just say that I'm well aware of how easy it is to overcome WEP. It used to be quite handy :) The legal responsibility you mention is not, to my knowledge, entirely universal and I honestly think you're overstating the risk. Maybe it depends on where you live. Either way, there are easier...