.AKAI - AKAI S-series floppies & image files

The AKAI S-900/950/1000/3000 all use floppy disk formats that can't be read by Windows. However you can use special 3^rd party utilities to create 'floppy disk image' files that you can then open in Awave Studio (we recommend one called "OmniFlop" - use its 'Read unknown format' command, then rename the image file to an .AKAI extension).

Features:

• 12-bits (S900/S950), 16-bits (S1000/S3000), mono, instrument, layers, loop, name, sample start & end offsets, low-pass filter.

Supported by:

• Awave Studio (read only).