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BIAS Deck 2.62

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Category:	Music & Sound
Year released:	1998
Author:	Berkeley Integrated Audio Software
Publisher:	BIAS

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us
BIAS_Deck_2.62.sit (194.29 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 8 - 8.1

Emulation
Guides on emulating older applications

This CD image includes BIAS Deck 2.62 full software installer, Peak 2.0 Demo & Peak LE free software, SFX Sound Machine Demo, Digidesign files...etc.

This is the first version released by BIAS, once the product was purchased from OSC. It is designed to run on the Power Macintosh platform and is compatible with Audiomedia II, 442 Pro Tools interface and other cards. Virtual mixing, unlimited number of tracks.

Great software!!

**NOTE (updated): This CD image was created with Toast 5 in OS 9**

Given it's a CD image, the installation will require a Deck 2.x authorization installed to run.

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k PPC

Mac OS 7.5 or later.

Comments

by MacTouch - 2018, April 11 - 12:08pm

The link here seems to be dead or offline...

[EDIT] Thanks to protocol7 for having uploaded files here.

by uyjulian - 2014, February 13 - 6:07pm

brokelink

by _WoL_ - 2013, October 20 - 6:22pm

Can anyone reup this one, please?

by MusicWorks - 2012, January 4 - 11:50am

Glad to hear it's working now!!! Check out the updated Cubase VST/24 4.0 *and* Tutorial CD images.

by themacmeister - 2012, January 4 - 6:36am

Yippee! thanx for the link

by Protocol 7 - 2012, January 4 - 3:24am

This one unpacked fine! Must have been something weird with Stuffit 5.0.

Thanks for persisting

by MusicWorks - 2012, January 4 - 12:01am

UPDATE: After some problems with the previous image, I have uploaded a *fresh* Toast 5 Image file and updated the link. You can now download.

Compressed with Stuffit Deluxe 5.5

ENJOY!

by MusicWorks - 2012, January 2 - 9:29pm

Right out of the oven, you can download from the external link!!

It's a Toast Image, (re)done with Toast 3.5.7 in my Mac OS 7.5.1 installation.

ENJOY!!!

Edit: Replaced 'xxx 7' by 'Mac OS 7' - IIGS User

by IIGS_User - 2012, January 2 - 6:40pm

Yep, files over a certain size can't be uploaded to the site directly.

Site Upload Limit is 400 MB. I own some few titles larger than that, stuffed.

by IIGS_User - 2012, January 2 - 1:02pm

Becoming available is a technical problem, not moderatorial one.

by MusicWorks - 2012, January 2 - 2:19am

Hi, I did upload the compressed image file....Do you know if moderators need to check downloads before they are available online? If it's not available tomorrow, will just post a link to MU or the like.

Coming Soon!

by themacmeister - 2012, January 2 - 2:04am

This would be a great post, if there was a download link....