I downloaded a large zip file containing 1,000+ Orchestra 90 music files and I've run into an annoying snag transferring them to my Model III.
Each music file is labeled as .ORC but are saved in ascii format...if I open it up in notepad on my PC, it looks like a perfect ORC music file.
I transfer each file to my Model III using FreHD, import2 and save it as SONG/ASC. I then use orcutl to read it as ASC and then write it as ORC.
Now here's the problem...when I load the music file, it's perfect with the exception of every single line having a lower case ñ (enye) in front of it. It's as if carriage return results in ñ. When I go through the tedious process of deleting every ñ, I can compile the score and the music plays as it should.
The ñ isn't there when viewing the ascii file in notepad, so it seems orcutl is adding them when converting to ORC. Thought possibly an import2 issue, but the same thing happens when I download with a null modem connection.
M: Modify or C: Change within orcutl won't help either as there's no way to enter ñ.
Any ideas on this? Possibly a different utility program?
Each music file is labeled as .ORC but are saved in ascii format...if I open it up in notepad on my PC, it looks like a perfect ORC music file.
I transfer each file to my Model III using FreHD, import2 and save it as SONG/ASC. I then use orcutl to read it as ASC and then write it as ORC.
Now here's the problem...when I load the music file, it's perfect with the exception of every single line having a lower case ñ (enye) in front of it. It's as if carriage return results in ñ. When I go through the tedious process of deleting every ñ, I can compile the score and the music plays as it should.
The ñ isn't there when viewing the ascii file in notepad, so it seems orcutl is adding them when converting to ORC. Thought possibly an import2 issue, but the same thing happens when I download with a null modem connection.
M: Modify or C: Change within orcutl won't help either as there's no way to enter ñ.
Any ideas on this? Possibly a different utility program?