(OT) - To Ed, now you'll receive this e-mail...
2000-09-21 by PinheadX
(Sorry folks,) I'm sending it to the list after several tries..:-)
Hi Ed,
Here's one more try to reply..:-)
Thanx about the tip, but I'm into the list since I found it on the
internet....btw, I was looking for the TX's OS at that time, now I'm using
the Typhoon 2000, way easier to use than the T1.0 I used to have.
I also downloaded a choir sample from the list's FTP, but it wasn't the one
I'm looking for, I need something heavenly dark, synthsized and w/ a fast
attack...I got a decent one (soundfont), but still looking for..:-)
Thanx,
PinheadX.
Hi Ed,
Here's one more try to reply..:-)
Thanx about the tip, but I'm into the list since I found it on the
internet....btw, I was looking for the TX's OS at that time, now I'm using
the Typhoon 2000, way easier to use than the T1.0 I used to have.
I also downloaded a choir sample from the list's FTP, but it wasn't the one
I'm looking for, I need something heavenly dark, synthsized and w/ a fast
attack...I got a decent one (soundfont), but still looking for..:-)
Thanx,
PinheadX.
> I used the "members" section of the egroup.com page to send this.
> They keep your address secret, but let you mail another member of the
> group. Here's a copy of the original message I sent:
>
> Hi Pinhead,
> The original reason I got internet access in 1993 was because
> I read in a magazine that there was a listserv devoted to that
> sampler. The list is almost dead now (or they dropped my name off it
> again) since there's been no mail for about 2 months. But, there is
> an excellent FTP site for getting patches.
> I don't own mine any longer, but I can tell you the Typhoon
> blows the butt off most sampler's operating systems. And the TX
> sounds great. With Typhoon, you don't need a manual for the actual
> hardware. Here's some good links:
>
> ftp://ftp.t0.or.at/pub/sound/tx16w/
> http://netbase.t0.or.at/~mpakesch/tx16w/
>
>
>
> Ed