Atari-Midi Archives

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Von: "leslie tyson" <ltysonsr1@...>
An: <atari-midi-archives@yahoogroups.com>
Gesendet: Sonntag, 18. Dezember 2005 18:04
Betreff: Re: [atari-midi-archives] Wavestation


> HELLO DAN
>    I dont know abiout wavestation or genedit.But i do know that i was 
> finally able to get k1 editor and >      proteus editor working in my 
> setup.May take a little time and effort to figure out what u need to do 
> but >  i have faith in u as a musician.By the the way let me know about 
> genedit.I never tried it  and am           >  wondering about it.Is it a 
> editor/librarian.or what exactly is it?thanks for the help



Hi Leslie!


I know new things about Wavestation and Computer. The PC cannot work with WS 
"Keyboard" ROM Ver.2.28, but I have connected the TT a while. Wow.... that\ufffds 
ATARI MIDI!!!!!!!
And, everything MIDI works now. Forget the poting about win9x. ;-), though I 
will leave win95 for other purposes and special-cases... A 32bit IBM-PC is 
always usable for something.

No, I have found a full-featured freeware ST Wavestation editor "Wavelib". 
The Version, with the number 2.28 points to something ;-) IMO.





Yes, GenEdit will be very interesting. But more for the Korg DSS-1.
I  am going to make the templates on my own, so I can study the Hardware 
meanwhile ;-). I would suggest to any poor technician.

Maybe it\ufffds also possible to build an analogue synthesizer and to controll it 
fully digital via GenEdit. Would spare much (High-quality potis etc..) 
money, indeed. The sound is the same, but w/o that good realtime and fine 
control. The Pros would be easy saving (e.g. knob-position) of any setups 
etc... digitally.


I hope Joe Hlifka is finishing the special-Music MIDI-CD as soon as 
possible, erm. I mean the Manual and the CD with other utils and candys. 
Theoretically is GenEdit already finished, but I would like to have the 
manual and especially that CD, and I get the possibility into the bargain to 
honour the/his/her kind work.





< I wish you nice gigs.......




Kind Regards,

Daniel Mandic