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Architecture: 68k
Ballade 1.11
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Dynaware |
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Dynaware/Roland |
Download ballade.sit
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For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Emulation
Guides on emulating older applications
Guides on emulating older applications
Basic but powerfull MIDI-Score editor, very easy to use, support GM and GS estandars but no GM2. Has a powerfull chord palette. That's my all times favorite midi app. Very hard to find.
I'd added a few usefull extras:
- "Sonata" TrueType Font.
- Upgraded "Apple MIDI Driver" and "MIDI Manager" to version 2.0.2
- Added "Oms Mmgr Converter" to connet Apple MIDI Manager Applications like Ballade, to Opcode OMS Midi systems.
Despite this is a 68k app I had'n any problems running it from 68020 to 7448 G4's.
I'd never tried it in emulation, only in real macs.
Sorry if my English isn't very good.
Architecture: 68k
From Mac Os 7 to Mac Os 9.2.2
Comments
Ah yes, I see the icons now in OS9 when copy the files to a writable location..
This aplication don't have generic icons, but its own ones. Take a look if the "type" & "creator" are ok (type:"APPL" creator:"Ide5") and the rest of the BNDL is ok (whith ResEdit or Resourcerer).
Perhaps only need a Desktop Rebuild (in Mac Os 9).
I tried to unzip it in OS 9, as well as with OS X 3.9 (since this is an OSX supports classic applications) but both gave errors regardless of the application I used to unzip. It never occured to me to try a modern OS X. Then I tried OS X 6.8 based on SwedeBear's comment and sure enough it unzipped and I could mount it. However, I am not sure that all the icons have been preserved as I don't expect to see generic application icons in a mature product.
EDIT: The alternative sit download unpacks without incident. Thanks. Still with generic icon in the main application, but maybe that is how it has always been.
Alternative download:
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-f398d39b.html
The HQX archive was unencoded to a Toast image which mounted and seemed to be fine. This was done under OS X.6.8 and with StuffIt Expander v14. Beware though the image is in HFS+ format thus not readable on OSes before 8.1 I haven´t tried the functionality of the apps on the image. It appears to be collected from their original media.
I don't know what happen. I tried several combinations of diskcopy/Toast images an sit/zip compresion and all ways have the same error: "NoSuchKeyThe specified key does not exist".
May be the problem is DropStuff & DropZip v7 ?
Hi Mactron. Thanks very much for the upload. Unfortunately, the image is corrupted. Others here, with more experience than I have with uploads gone wrong, may be able to help you fix it.
this is my first upload. I hope everything work