How can I get old products?

Post your questions/answers to older Metro products such as Metro 5, 5 SE, 4.5, 4, 3.5 etc.

How can I get old products?

Postby bethoman » Thu May 19, 2005 9:35 pm

I'm using sonar in pc, but I got a new ibook theseday.
Though I'm trying to use a sequencer for Mac like Logic,
sometimes I really feel that I NEED CAKEWAKE!

Frankly, I really really need it :!:

so these are my questions :

1. New Metro is compatible with file formats of Cakewalk series? (cakewalk Pro audio 9, sonar, whatever~)

2. How (or where) can I get old products like Cakewalk Metro 5?
(I can't find the site selling old Metro :cry: )
and addditionally, Is it compatible with Calkewake series?
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Postby kaboombahchuck » Fri May 20, 2005 1:03 am

Metro 5 was not compatable with other cakewalk programs.. ie importing and exporting bundles.
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Postby Scoot » Fri May 20, 2005 2:19 am

A new ibook would not be able to run Metro 5 anyway.

Metro 5.0 does not run in OSX classic so I don't quite know why you would want it.

Metro 5 was around about the time of Pro Audio 7?
And then Cakewalk just hang on to it and stopped supporting it for 2-3 years. You couldn't even get them to answer questions. :evil:


Midi files would be compatible with anything and the .ins files for instruments are the same.

Audio files in .aiff I would think are standard too.
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Re: How can I get old products?

Postby sami789 » Thu Oct 09, 2014 9:55 pm

Metro 5 was around about the time of Pro Audio 7?
And then Cakewalk just hang on to it and stopped supporting it for 2-3 years. You couldn't even get them to answer questions
You can testking.co.uk out our latest ICMA and testking exams written by our Washington University in St. Louis
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