The Alesis MMT8 was a popular hardware midi sequencer made in the late 80’s. In many ways it was the precursor to Roland’s GrooveBox series with its row of 8 track select/mute buttons and shift-function buttons. It was famously used by Orbital throughout the 90’s in their live shows. They would often stop half way through a set to load the second batch of songs into their multiple MMT8s from tape.
If you have MMT8 cassette tape backups or sysex files we can convert their patterns and/or songs to standard midi files for use in modern sequencers. We can also deliver the sequences as ProTools, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, or GarageBand sessions and record any of the tracks through our vintage synths. We can also convert any of the three formats into any other of the formats:
- midi file to sysex
- sysex to midi file or modern DAW session file
- tape to sysex
- sysex to tape/audio
- tape/audio to midi file or modern DAW session file
- midi file to tape/audio
- Alesis Data Disk files and disks