For a non possessor of the original cards… legal to use the software roms?
They seem to not appear in the actual Roland offer
Seriously , who cares ?
Look , I am strongly against using cracked software because that is just disrepectfull to the developers and is just stealing .
But , using some decades old romcards - bin files , be it for the usual suspects (emulated )motorolla based synths , or roland stuff , I have no problem with that at all .
These things have been out of the loop for almost 20 years .
Roland will not send their lawyers to your house , chill - Out
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woooo this is nice
EDIT: found solution to problem #1. Not supposed to be a component file, instructions for Mac at github is not 100%. It’s supposed to say .vst3
PROBLEM #2 / New question though… where to put the ROM files on Mac? Are they supposed to be remained zipped, or do the bin-files need to be directly in the ROM-folder?
I’ve tried placing the bin-files here, as suggested by the plugin itself:
/myuser/library/jv880
… but no go, plugin can’t find them.
Thanks
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Anyone got this to work on Mac? Running Sonoma here, have installed both standalone + vst3, Roms have been installed too, but the terminal command I need to run tries to find a file jv880.component - which is not there. If you got it to work, how and when was this .component file installed?
Thx, really want this to work 