.: Preserve and play :.
A while back I purchased a IBM 4865 external 720k floppy drive for my IBM 5160. The seller sold it as untested so I took a chance and purchased it. The drive came missing the molex power cable. I managed to hack one together by copying the wire paths from Continue Reading
A while back I picked up some new old original unopened copies of Voyetra’s Sequencer MKI, MKII and MKIII. Unfortunately the floppy disks did not include a hard disk installation program and were only able to be run from the floppy drive, due to the software copy protection. Using my Continue Reading
Believe it or not, there is an alternative to buying an Atari or Macintosh if you choose to ‘go soft’ and join the growing throng of musicians who have already recognised the tremendous benefits computer-based music sequencing software can bring to any MIDI set-up. When Amstrad unveiled their PC 1512 range of Continue Reading