MC-202 Hack

*Hack* *.version 2.0.* a better way to program your Roland mc-202
what is it:	a software application that works with your Roland mc-202 synthesizer
what are its features:	• complete application overhaul from v1.0 • go from mc-202 sequence on your synth to a MIDI file • go from a MIDI file to an mc-202 sequence • edit mc-202 sequences in the software, not on your mc-202's little screen • easily copy patterns between internal and external mc-202 sequences • preview sequences with built in mc-202-like softsynth, GM synth, or MIDI device • save visual mc-202 "snapshots" of front panel synth settings • exchange mc-202 patch "snapshots" using easily shareable text files • calibrate the program to your* specific MC-202 (old analog synths can be finicky!)*
let me see it:	Input section - accepts real-time or file-based MC-202 tape audio, or MIDI files. Sequences section - edit/playback one or both of the MC-202's sequences. Synth section - tweak internal softsynth, and save/load settings to disk. Output section - send sequences back to MC-202, to cassette audio or MIDI file. Calibrate window - adjust MC-202 Hack to work with your MC-202.
i want to learn more:	read the full documentation (pdf, 1.8 MB)
what do i need to use it:	Macintosh • Mac OS X 10.4.9 or greater, intel or ppc	Windows • Windows XP SP2 or Vista (32-bit edition) • Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.4 or greater
i want to try it:	have fun with the demo (it's fully functional except it won't allow you to output sequences to file or to the mc-202) - last updated April 26, 2010
i want to buy it:	First time buyer - $40 USD Upgrading from previous paid version - $15 USD PayPal only, no returns -- please try the demo first to see if you like it. Once we receive notification from PayPal of your payment, we will e-mail you secure download details within a maximum of 72 hours, and usually within less than 24 hours. You will not receive any software or documentation via postal mail, only an electronic download.
who made it:	Dan Nigrin & Defective Records Software
what made it:	created using Cycling '74 technology
i have a question:	please ask
any other cool stuff:	go take a look