Steinberg Pro-16 Plus, Version 2.4

Nice I want to use it on my Kerberos MIDI cartridge but the "Edit Kid" shows a garbled screen and is unusable. Would be nice if there's someone in the scene who can make a proper release/crack.... :-) I guess many Kerberos users are interested in it to make music. Also Kerberos Cartridges are sold quite often on Protovision these days... anyone interested?

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Submitted by xlar54 on 2 August 2020

In VICE, it seems the edit screen isnt drawn correctly in the cracked version. The g64 (when it loads) shows it ok, but eventually gives an "OUT OF MEMORY!!!" error.

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Submitted by AMB on 22 October 2018

Thank you for this! I still have my STEINBERG MIDI interface. Having the DOCS made my day.

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Submitted by Frank Buss on 26 May 2014

@TheRyk: it's a professional MIDI sequencer. You can record the notes of a MIDI keybard, track by track, and replay all tracks in parallel, up to 16 tracks, even with effects like the pitch wheel.

@St0rmfr0nt: I was surprised as well, but they really like the idea of my cartridge and my contact at Steinberg says it might even get featured for the 30 year Steinberg anniversary. And of course, they don't sell it anymore.

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Submitted by TheRyk on 26 May 2014

@SF: happened and still happens more often than you might think ^^

Though I've got only a rough idea what this really is or does, I don't think that the copyright owner suffers any actual damage, rather he might get some publicity which he might welcome for promoting his projects für Y2K/"modern" hardware.

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Submitted by St0rmfr0nt on 26 May 2014

Hmmm, a crack with permission from the originator?

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Submitted by Yogibear on 26 May 2014

Nice!

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