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[Windoze]

After a lot of work I'm proud to present a full XSKey Emulator for Logic 5 & 6.
Please read the included Readme for Installation & Removal Instructions.

This is for OS 9 only. I might make an OS X Version some time later but this needs some Research first...

Since my XSKey had to die for the greater good I'm searching for a spare.
I don't care which Licenses it has or even only Demos. Let me know if you have one you don't need.

[Knezzen]

Wow! Great job, Windoze! Finally

[hoovers@dawn]

well if this works then hats of to you man! 

[hoovers@dawn]

just tried it it booted straight up no key 6.4.3

looks like the emagic team have had there legacy crushed! what next "pace Ilock" ?

[hoovers@dawn]

Since my XSKey had to die for the greater good I'm searching for a spare.
I don't care which Licenses it has or even only Demos. Let me know if you have one you don't need.

I have a "emagic" logic "audio" not "pro" 6 dongle spare will that do? if you need more to sacrifice let me know i have few...

As a geniune "legit" Emagic logic platinum/pro user since version 4 (yes i got a bank loan for it in my early 20's) I really appreciate what you've done here & im spinning out that it fully works, I never thought i'd see the day & alot easier than the traditional emulators (programs that need to be turned on & targeted) just drop it into the logic folder & your off & racing!!!  what a great day for os9lives welldone windoze this will benefit the os9 community greatly...

now i better upload the OS9 Logic Pro 6.5.0 emagic leak....

show your appreciation people this is the crack of crack acheivements in history!!!!!

cheers

[Knezzen]

now i better upload the OS9 Logic Pro 6.5.0 emagic leak....

Yes!!!! Please do!

[AtariMan]

After a lot of work I'm proud to present a full XSKey Emulator for Logic 5 & 6.
Please read the included Readme for Installation & Removal Instructions.

This is for OS 9 only. I might make an OS X Version some time later but this needs some Research first...

Since my XSKey had to die for the greater good I'm searching for a spare.
I don't care which Licenses it has or even only Demos. Let me know if you have one you don't need.

Thank you very much for your work! We are looking forward to XSKey for Mac OS X. It would be cool to flash the extracted firmware into a blue key with demo versions.

[lp33]

Yes!!! Can confirm it works with Logic 5 downloaded from the Garden on OS 9.2. So much love and gratitude for this.

[chietronix]

I really appreciate it. Thank you very much.

[JohniMacG4]

Wow! 

It is incredibly impressive that you have managed to do this.  Thank you for your time and expertise and your sacrifices.  This is huge.

I lost my original Blue Emagic XS Key years ago, but I still have my original Logic Pro 7 retail box and install discs.  After over a year of looking everyday,  I finally managed to buy a white Apple Logic Pro 7 XS Key on the used market.  I now have Logic Pro 7 installed and running on my sweet little iMac G4 under both 10.4.3 and Sorbet Leopard. 

I am of course building out an OS 9 partition as well.  I have an iMac G3 running OS 9.0.4 that I have installed Pro Tools Free v.5 onto.  And my OS 9.2.2 partition of my iMacG4 now has a working version of Pro Tools LE 5.2.  I still had my original install disc and authorization number, but I had to buy another old original MBox.  It's fantastic.  I am looking forward to adding Logic Pro 6 to this OS 9 build on the iMac G4.

I have heard that the white Apple XS keys, if authorized/activated in their day for Logic Pro 7, will work for authorizing all previous versions of Logic Pro, and all the way back to Notator.  I have not tested this.  I count my self lucky that I got a working Logic Pro 7 XS Key.  An OS X virtual XS Key for Logic 7 would be out-of-this-world.

Well done Windoze!

-JohniMacG4

[refinery]

Finally had time to try this out on my machine today. This is extremely impressive, I.. honestly can't believe we've gotten this treat 20 years on. Amazing, amazing work.

[ivanshpak]

Checked! It works on 6.4.3!
This is great, thank you!
This is really important, because it frees up the sometimes very necessary USB port!

[smilesdavis]

its sad usb dongles cant be cascaded like the adb ones

[IIO]

it´s called hub.
3 euro for x3 - 150 euro for x24.

[smilesdavis]

it´s called hub.
3 euro for x3 - 150 euro for x24.

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