Apple Discussions to the rescue! Apparently the solution was on the Roland site but you don't see it by a simple search in their help section.
This works!
https://www.rolandus.com/support/knowle ... /205113475
My beloved PCR-800 is back, baby!
Reviving the Roland PCR series in Sierra!
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MIDI Life Crisis
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David Polich
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Re: Reviving the Roland PCR series in Sierra!
What is this PCR thingy?
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terrybritton
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Re: Reviving the Roland PCR series in Sierra!
A super great keyboard with a super great keybed, by all accounts.David Polich wrote:What is this PCR thingy?
https://www.roland.com/us/products/pcr-800/
Terry
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MOTU 828 mk3 hybrid
DAWs & Live: MOTU Digital Performer 11.31 | Cantabile Performer 4
Keyboard Synths: Kawai K5000s, Korg Wavestation
Controllers: NI Komplete Kontrol S-88 Mk3 & S-49 Mk2; Maschine Mk3 & JAM;
Akai MPK249 & 225, Alesis QX49, Behringer BCF2000 & FCB1010
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MOTU 828 mk3 hybrid
DAWs & Live: MOTU Digital Performer 11.31 | Cantabile Performer 4
Keyboard Synths: Kawai K5000s, Korg Wavestation
Controllers: NI Komplete Kontrol S-88 Mk3 & S-49 Mk2; Maschine Mk3 & JAM;
Akai MPK249 & 225, Alesis QX49, Behringer BCF2000 & FCB1010
Rack Modules: Ensoniq ESQm, Yamaha TX81Z, Wavestation SR
Tutorials: https://youtube.com/@CreatorsMediaTools
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MIDI Life Crisis
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Re: Reviving the Roland PCR series in Sierra!
Roland PCR800 (in my case) but other sizes are available. I use the 61 note keyboard because it fits on my desktop along with a bunch of other stuff. I use it for non-piano sequencing and note entry in Finale. Super convenient to have that right in front of me and not need to accommodate my 88 note controllers (pictured below with my Track 16 off towards the upper left, Magic Trackpad 2 and new Apple QWERTY kbd). Loving the trackpad with Better Touch Tool, the 9 function keys in conjunction with Keyboard Maestro, and the resurrected PCR-800. Just in time for the current project!David Polich wrote:What is this PCR thingy?
https://www.catalinamuseum.org/silent-film-benefit
They make a newer version as well as several other sizes. It's a great controller with a lot of programmable features and controllers, and a nice light, QUIET keyboard.
https://www.roland.com/us/search/?q=pcr
