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> > or incompatible, that's another worry. There are many people who >composed >> music based on computers and software available in the 80's who cannot >play >> that music anymore today. It's kind of sad really. >> > >I'm interested - could you give examples? There are emulators for >practically everything these days, and I wasn't aware that anything that >used to be made had functionalities that we don't have any more. > well, for example, I have a few hundred custom DX-7 patches I programmed in Opcode's Galaxy back in the late 80's. Opcode died, and the Galaxy file format died with them. AFAIK, none of the modern DX emulators, like FM-7, etc, will import Galaxy patches. I suppose I could dig an old mac out of the closet, hook it up to my DX, export the patches a bank at a time into the DX, export them as sysex back to the computer., load them into DX, yeah, I'll do that the next time I have a free week...