--- In DW8000@y..., Xucaen <xucaen@y...> wrote:
> > Hehe, I guess someone needs to be "that sick"
> > or we wouldn't have
> > any software. Must be lots of really sick ppl
> > running around. I'm
>
> now see here, just because us programmers are
> sick doesn't mean we are.. umm.. sick.. errr..
> never mind..
>
>
> > Do you happen to have any good sounds for
> > the DW6000? I lost all
> > of mine when my internal battery died and those
> > old original data
> > sheets are mostly unreadable. I never did have
> > the programing
>
> Ooo.. I've got an idea! I'm going to write a
> program that.. Ooo! I need a manual!!! OO! this
> is good!! :-)
>
> > cassette. I do however have a wave file which
> > I found on the
> > Australian Web with Copernicus. The guy made it
> > himself but it isnt
> > very useful to me. It is just kind of neat
> > that you can play a wave
> > file (data) into the back of the DW6000/8000
> > and get a full bank of
> > patches.
>
> you can?!?!?! I don't have any tapes for my
> dw8000, not even sure how it works. dammit, I
> sure wish they would hurry up and send that
> manual.
>
>
>
>
>
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There is a tape input on the back and you can load a whole bank of
sounds in about 14 seconds. It works the other way too...you can
write a full bank of sounds onto a tape for backup or storage.
Frank