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Radium Music Editor

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1. gbraad ◴[] No.44506863[source]
This could be what I am looking for...

But in general use it feels slow and very unstable. I tried on Windows, as that was 'recommended'

I tried this with some of my own OctaMED files, and the experience has been ... well ... not pleasant. None of them load.

Note: I used MED, OctaMED 4, OctaMED SoundStudio, Protracker, before moving to Renoise, Reaper and Bitwig. Also used Samplitude and Sonar for a long time. Amiga user with a large collection of modules and samples I created over the decades. I like trackers and hate pianorolls. I like the Korg Gadget interface, but want a tracker for MIDI.

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2. ofalkaed ◴[] No.44507241[source]
>but want a tracker for MIDI.

Renoise is probably your best option for a midi tracker, Radium (and most trackers) are meant to be stand alone and they always seem to have issues or irritating limitations when it comes to midi.

3. sp8 ◴[] No.44507259[source]
Have you ever found anything which loads & plays *MED files properly? Specifically MMD2 format files from SoundStudio. I've also got loads I created back in the Amiga days, and I've still got SS itself running on an old laptop but would prefer something that could play/render them to WAV on macOS.
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4. gbraad ◴[] No.44507661[source]
I had a Windows version of SoundStudio, but can now only find the demo. Lost my copy a long time ago, so not really. I use emulation, like WinUAE/FS-UAE for this.
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5. gbraad ◴[] No.44508694{3}[source]
Playback can also be done with something like uade, but terminal only.