Hi all,

I've just released v1.7 of this CSM. Improvements include:

- CSM settings will now persist through reboots
- Option-dragging out of the control strip no longer hangs, and will now create a copy of the CSM, consistent with stock CSM behavior
- Mouseup/mousedown click behavior has been fixed, consistent with stock CSM behavior
- Get Info will now list the version of the CSM

Special thanks to @opualuan for testing and bringing these things to my attention!

EDIT: I have since identified a bug in v1.7 that causes crashes when run alongside my upcoming app-less USB 2.0 stack (still wrapping up some testing). I have already fixed this and released v1.8, which you should update to v1.8 immediately if you want to eventually install the final USB 2.0 integrated driver release (and why wouldn't you want that?  )

nice work

im a part time lurker 

IIO is the original lurker

  30 years yep we are fucking old

Im old hiphop producer and sound engineer and was offered an G4 MDD for free with an mixplus system. Im excited to revive the old system and see how it will perform and compare it to an modern Pro Tools system. If you have any suggestion feel free to send me a message. Thanks.   

Japan: A View From Inside Production I.G (Animation World, 2002), TV series "Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex" (www.production-ig.com, 2004)

thanks for the link!

With Cubase, VSTs were a game changer back in the day, especially on Windows, BECAUSE ...

All VST plugin parameters could be auto-mated, DirectX plugin parameters could NOT !

May seem like a small side-note these days, but back then it could make or break the quality of the project when mixing in the box... need a cool reverb or delay to slowly swell up in the mix on just the chorus, no problem.  This saved tons of CPU usage, since you did not have to create a separate track with the same effects at different settings.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p3fpyfWR40

The origin + history.

A couple of pictures are wrong (HD cards talking about MIX and 24) but in general is right. Maybe DieHard, IIO or Mactron (Cubit users) can say more deep info as we know, but as a summary is OK. Smilesdavis and Nova have given us more deep info about the Cubase TDM info.

Good news is that the classic plugs have been VST3 compiled at last.

Was Karlette anytime a TDM plug, as TUNA or Red Valve?

Quote from: Jubadub on August 10, 2026, 03:38:25 AM

Unfortunately, I'm getting a 404 GitHub page error. Perhaps the repository is not yet publicly-visible?

My fault, I thought I had set the repo to public but it was still private, as you guessed. Try now.

This scenario was interesting to me, and thankfully it did not require any major overhauls. If it doesn't work, I'll get my hands on a cheap mixed-mode disc (probably Orcs & Humans, to be safe) and really get to the bottom of it.

It didn't work. But the "CDPlayProbe_v11" did make some buzzing sounds, so I clicked on both "I heard music" and "it was silent" buttons, one at a time (which you can see in the log). I wonder if it was trying to play Track 1 for that test? Track 1 is just normal computer data, and not redbook audio, so it'd check out. Either that, or something else is amiss.

For the record, Warcraft 1 does have an in-game setting in a checkbox called "CD off". But I made sure that was unchecked all along, and even tried toggling it on and off to be sure. Anyway, the CD did not even spin.

I attached to this post all 3 files I found in the root of the System Folder regarding your tool, in one single SIT package.

To get your own mixed mode CD, all you need is a program that can burn BIN+CUE images. Mac OS 9 doesn't have one (nor does it have a BIN+CUE image mounter, which also would be mighty useful to avoid burning discs), but the likes of ImgBurn on Windows can do it.

EDIT: I attached the CD logs regarding the 2nd attempt to this post, as well.