#Cdxtract alternative windows 10 update#

But checking or unchecking that box doesn't change the result: Samples are saved in separate folders, and that drives me mad According to MachFive 1 manual (chapter 9), it should be easy, just leaving unchecked the box 'Save samples in separate subfolders' in the Conversion settings window. My goal is batch-translating each Akai disk into a single folder, containing all presets and a single 'Samples' subfolder: my MachFive-Falcon folder is organized that way. or maybe it's just a corrupted preference file I didn't find, who knows. but there's a bug that prevents the correct translation. it's still downloadable from MOTU website. Pity.ДЈ - on the same drive I found UVI-Xtract: it was bundled with MF1, it could read Akai disks and convert them in M5 format. With some mixed library disk it's a good method, but it's VERY slow! A batch conversion would be faster and easier for most of the disk images.Дў- I booted the Mac Pro from an old Snow Leopard hard drive and I launched CD-Xtract: unfortunately it couldn't export in MachFive format.

These are the alternatives I found so far:ДЎ - mounting a disk image with MachFive and loading the Programs one by one, then saving Program + Samples in the M5 folder. Since I have some free time before starting a huge project next year, I decided to convert the 200+ Akai ISO images I collected through the years, and I'm looking for the best - and easiest - solution. I'm quite happy with Falcon, it sounds great and it can easily read MachFive presets and multis: the only drawback I found is that it can't read/mount Akai disks and images.

I've already seen the slow dismiss of Unisyn and it wasn't funny.

#Cdxtract alternative windows 10 update#

ApologiesДЄ couple of months ago I saw a special offer by UVI and I bought Falcon: since MOTU didn't update MachFive for years I thought it was time to move on.