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- Pro-24 abstract "Cubase evolved originally from Steinberg's 16 track MIDI recording software called Pro-16 for the Atari ST. The last version before Cubase was Pro 24 designated "Pro-24 III" and offered 24 tracks of Midi.It would run on a TV or colour monitor in Low Res but by far the best option was to run in mono Hi res on the SM124 Atari Monitor. Even today it offers significantly better latency than Cubase on a PC or MAC. There are websites that offer solutions to take Pro24 *.snd files and upgrade them in steps to the modern Cubase equivalent, should you wish to revisit your earlier compositions.File:Pro-24.png Cubase for Atari Cubase Atari still available and in-use demos/upgrade path] PRO24 on Atari Cubase/PRO 24 on Atari ST - 'History']↑".
- Pro-24 wikiPageExternalLink history.
- Pro-24 wikiPageExternalLink videos-demos.
- Pro-24 wikiPageID "16794879".
- Pro-24 wikiPageRevisionID "558921566".
- Pro-24 hasPhotoCollection Pro-24.
- Pro-24 subject Category:Atari_ST_software.
- Pro-24 subject Category:MIDI.
- Pro-24 comment "Cubase evolved originally from Steinberg's 16 track MIDI recording software called Pro-16 for the Atari ST. The last version before Cubase was Pro 24 designated "Pro-24 III" and offered 24 tracks of Midi.It would run on a TV or colour monitor in Low Res but by far the best option was to run in mono Hi res on the SM124 Atari Monitor. Even today it offers significantly better latency than Cubase on a PC or MAC.".
- Pro-24 label "Pro-24".
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- Pro-24 sameAs Q7246569.
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- Pro-24 wasDerivedFrom Pro-24?oldid=558921566.
- Pro-24 isPrimaryTopicOf Pro-24.
!["Cubase evolved originally from Steinberg's 16 track MIDI recording software called Pro-16 for the Atari ST. The last version before Cubase was Pro 24 designated "Pro-24 III" and offered 24 tracks of Midi.It would run on a TV or colour monitor in Low Res but by far the best option was to run in mono Hi res on the SM124 Atari Monitor. Even today it offers significantly better latency than Cubase on a PC or MAC. There are websites that offer solutions to take Pro24 *.snd files and upgrade them in steps to the modern Cubase equivalent, should you wish to revisit your earlier compositions.File:Pro-24.png Cubase for Atari Cubase Atari still available and in-use demos/upgrade path] PRO24 on Atari Cubase/PRO 24 on Atari ST - 'History']↑"](?object=%22Cubase%20evolved%20originally%20from%20Steinberg's%2016%20track%20MIDI%20recording%20software%20called%20Pro-16%20for%20the%20Atari%20ST.%20The%20last%20version%20before%20Cubase%20was%20Pro%2024%20designated%20%22Pro-24%20III%22%20and%20offered%2024%20tracks%20of%20Midi.It%20would%20run%20on%20a%20TV%20or%20colour%20monitor%20in%20Low%20Res%20but%20by%20far%20the%20best%20option%20was%20to%20run%20in%20mono%20Hi%20res%20on%20the%20SM124%20Atari%20Monitor.%20Even%20today%20it%20offers%20significantly%20better%20latency%20than%20Cubase%20on%20a%20PC%20or%20MAC.%20There%20are%20websites%20that%20offer%20solutions%20to%20take%20Pro24%20*.snd%20files%20and%20upgrade%20them%20in%20steps%20to%20the%20modern%20Cubase%20equivalent%2C%20should%20you%20wish%20to%20revisit%20your%20earlier%20compositions.File%3APro-24.png%20Cubase%20for%20Atari%20Cubase%20Atari%20still%20available%20and%20in-use%20demos%2Fupgrade%20path%5D%20PRO24%20on%20Atari%20Cubase%2FPRO%2024%20on%20Atari%20ST%20-%20'History'%5D%E2%86%91%22%40en){kind=link}