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[Soundwave [Chad Gould]]

> Hi to all on S-D
> Some of you sent responses to my posting to me at work. As our mail 
> system is a bit strange when it comes to internet mail I cannot use 
> either the <reply> function or decode the header and find out the 
> address of who sent it so I'll reply via the list. Sorry 'bout that. 
> Thanks for the advice re:Matrix 6 editor, I'll have a go at 
> downloading it tonight. That said a Cubase mixer map, useful though 
> it is, is not a real editor/librarian, which is what I'm after. 
> Thanks though, I do use Cubase and it will come in handy.

Actually, I just made a Matrix 1000 editor, it's still in beta and
consequently I haven't registered all the OCX controls yet, but
everything appears to work fine with a couple of exceptions... Anyone
who wants to try it out can get the editor at:

http://www.webcom.com/cgould/m1000ed.zip

It's a VB 4 for Windows program, which means it's unfortunately big (2.1M) and
requires a 486, but the interface is all nice and graphical with sliders
and all that. Oh, you can also control some Matrix 1000 parameters with
a Juno 106 if you have that. Most of the features should work with a
Matrix 6 (splits won't be stored in the librarian), but you do get all
10 of the Matrix 1000 banks included with the program...

I know of another editor/librarian for DOS, it only works with an
MPU-401 though. 

Crossposted to Analog Heaven as well in case anyone there is interested.

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